I_Fart_Glitter
@I_Fart_Glitter@lemmy.world
- Comment on Rude 16 hours ago:
In geese it’s called a vent.
- Comment on I don't have money to pay premium to not see ads. What in the world makes you think that I have money to buy what you are advertising me? 16 hours ago:
It’s also demographic based. I get ads for hormones to fix the perimenopause, weed gummies and comfy pants.
- Comment on How many times a year do you wash your jeans? 3 days ago:
Nose blindness is real and jeans are very washable. Wash your jeans you stinky hippies.
- Comment on I wonder what would people describe the feeling of wanting to piss, without directing saying it. 4 days ago:
Interesting! I yearn for a wee. I don’t necessarily desire to drop a deuce, but I am uncomfortable, so I will.
- Comment on Subtitling a video, what is this sound called? 5 days ago:
It sounds like garbled music. Maybe a longer clip for context?
- Comment on I wonder what would people describe the feeling of wanting to piss, without directing saying it. 6 days ago:
What are the words?
- Comment on What does the process of disobeying illegal military orders look like? [US] 3 weeks ago:
This is the number to call if you are given an unlawful and or immoral order.
The way military members view their role in war is a constantly evolving story. Often during their military careers, people start to question or doubt the missions they once signed on to carry out. Some feel asked to carry out orders they never imagined. As citizens themselves, some military members want to use their free speech rights to speak out against injustices they see. Some even find themselves in situations where their conscience won’t allow them to carry out orders they believe to be immoral. And in the rigid military discipline system, people are often curious about their rights in these situations and nervous about possible consequences for acting on their inclinations. There is a long, powerful legacy of military personnel taking courageous action to ensure public visibility and/or accountability for unlawful, unethical and unjust situations carried out by the US military.
- Comment on Rage for the machine? 3 weeks ago:
And children using litter boxes
- Comment on Rage for the machine? 3 weeks ago:
Banger.
- Comment on In Pulp Fiction Vincent made a big deal about a $5 milkshake, which is less than a crappy one from a fast food joint costs today. 4 weeks ago:
Taco Bell has some abomination of a cookie flavored slurpee, I think it’s the closest they’ve gotten. It’s four bucks.
- Comment on ‘Thank you, billionaires’: S.F. march defends the ultrarich in face of ridicule 4 weeks ago:
About three dozen people showed up to march for billionaires. About a dozen, including a man dressed satirically as Mr. Monopoly, marched against them, mocking the protest with signs that read, “Let them eat cake” and “Defund the poor.”
- Comment on You are allowed flavor 5 weeks ago:
He did do that, but was also big racist. Not nearly as motivated as Hitler, but similar viewpoints.
- Comment on Y'all got one, right? 5 weeks ago:
Yeah… but don’t sleep on the buzzards. They have the most acidic stomach acid of any critter and they can projectile vomit as a weapons system.
- Comment on Given the current news cycle I propose we rename it Macrosota because clearly lots of big stuff happens there 1 month ago:
Microsota/Macrosota
Minnesota/Maxisota
- Comment on YSK that a general strike is one of the most effective ways to push for change. There is a general strike in the works across the US for this Friday. 1 month ago:
I’m in a union (SEIU) and they are definitely not going to supplement my pay. Also- I do caregiving. I don’t know how it works to strike when my client would die if no one showed up. Work without clocking in? That seems counter productive…
- Comment on Haha that's really cool, funny number man 1 month ago:
How would one do this if they were say, someone that took algebra 20 years ago and didn’t do particularly well and then white knuckled “statistics for non STEM majors” as a requirement for something else and had no other maths background?
What are the steps?
- Comment on If a Space Elevator became a reality, wouldn't the cable act as a kind of wick for all of the unfiltered radiation from outside our atmosphere? 1 month ago:
Ooh, that makes more sense. Auto correct is getting shittier by the day. I’ve got a new conspiracy theory that it’s a push to get us to use voice to text more, to help train our robot replacements.
- Comment on If a Space Elevator became a reality, wouldn't the cable act as a kind of wick for all of the unfiltered radiation from outside our atmosphere? 1 month ago:
Dearth means “a striking lack of,” as in “dearth of evidence.” (No evidence)
- Comment on Hatred for new accounts on Lemmy is related to people's inability to debate the merit of a post on its own so they engage in ad hominem and strawmen fallacies to weaponize their weak arguments. 1 month ago:
I’m so curious. Wtf?
- Comment on Hatred for new accounts on Lemmy is related to people's inability to debate the merit of a post on its own so they engage in ad hominem and strawmen fallacies to weaponize their weak arguments. 1 month ago:
Pretty sure you’ve posted this same hot take with other brand new accounts, which were then deleted within 24 hours.
That is the behavior we don’t like.
I’ve already given you a long and thoughtful answer to this on your other account, so I’ll leave it at that.
Have the courage to keep an account more than a day, bro. It builds community.
- Comment on channeling your sexual aggression 1 month ago:
It do be like that sometimes.
- Comment on The singular they is actually such a natural part of the English language, the people complaining about it almost certainly use it without noticing 1 month ago:
It’s cute when someone with a first language like that carries it over to English. “The coffee maker… he is broken 😞” I’m so sad for him!
- Comment on Man who failed to remove backyard cheese facility told to pay $120,000 2 months ago:
😳
- Comment on We used to have TV repairmen who would come if dad couldn't fix it with the tube from the grocery store kiosk. Weird. 2 months ago:
I haven’t owned a tv since 2002. A friend’s kid thew a remote at their’s and cracked the screen. I asked if they could get it repaired and everyone looked at me like I had two heads. “You just get a new one…!”
- Comment on YSK to get a passport in the US, you need to have access to information about your parents and most recent ex-spouse 2 months ago:
Yeah, I have a passport and no idea where my dad was born.
- Comment on If you have ANY Canadian ancestor, you are likely a Canadian citizen as a result of recent changes in Canadian law 2 months ago:
It’s not too late, you can adopt adults.
- Comment on If you have ANY Canadian ancestor, you are likely a Canadian citizen as a result of recent changes in Canadian law 2 months ago:
What about chopped up string cheese?
- Comment on When they named the planet Uranus they probably didn't know it was full of methane. 2 months ago:
I hear it pronounced Urine-us more than not lately. It’s not better.
- Comment on How can I convert a cottage pie into Irish Stew (subbing beef for the usual mutton or whatever)? 2 months ago:
Yes, traditional Irish stew is just thickened by stewing rough cut potatoes to release some of their starches into the broth. So with mashed potatoes, I think it will be a little bit grittier since the fiber will be incorporated as well as the starch.
It might be a good idea to add spoonfuls of mashed potatoes to the simmering chunked potatoes as they cook until you get the consistency you want.
- Comment on How can I convert a cottage pie into Irish Stew (subbing beef for the usual mutton or whatever)? 2 months ago:
So the potatoes are already mashed? Usually they would be in chunks for the stew… so I would say, cut up some potatoes and simmer them in beef both (to catch up with the rest of the veg in the pie… the pie is cooked already, yes?)
Then just scoop the pie into the broth and ignore the part where the meat is minced instead of chunked.
