captainlezbian
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- Comment on Tired of expensive disposable batteries and rechargeable AA suck. So I made a 10k mAh pack for my deadbolt. 2 weeks ago:
Nah it’s kilometer amp hours
- Comment on Why Was This 17th-Century Polish Woman Buried With a Padlock on Her Toe and an Iron Sickle Across Her Neck? 1 month ago:
I know what you mean by modern, but it should be asserted that this happened in the modern era
- Comment on I'm down with this 1 month ago:
The nightmare of the 90s is alive in Ft Wayne
- Comment on I'm down with this 1 month ago:
Yeah I really don’t want to have to lie to my doctor and say I’m into men to get my estrogen
- Comment on Mussolini really wanted to anger every part of Italian society. 1 month ago:
What? Risotto alla mare, risotto alla fuck my latin isn’t good enough to pretend to know Italian for this joke…
- Comment on That must have been a terrifying thing to see 1 month ago:
Hell even in Ohio most folk’ll see one from time to time. Not as close but you’ll catch a funnel
- Comment on "Do questions like that create a self-fulfilling prophecy?”: Dishonored director Harvey Smith on the fear of asking if immersive sims are dead 1 month ago:
I wasn’t familiar with the term immersive Sim, but yeah, they’re a beloved genre and the only thing other than RPGs that I actually want out of AAA companies
- Comment on Arthur Phillip’s diplomatic mission 1 month ago:
It makes total sense. “He says you treated him well and that you’re friends now, but don’t you fucking try that again”
- Comment on its a jarring realization that deserts, mountains, and worse climates are mroe hospitable to human civilization than Lush/Green looking northern forests 2 months ago:
That’s not it. Europe was largely forest 2000 years ago, with the Gauls being forest people. There are still hunter gatherers living in the Amazon
- Comment on its a jarring realization that deserts, mountains, and worse climates are mroe hospitable to human civilization than Lush/Green looking northern forests 2 months ago:
Not pictured: the temperature of the first two, and the massively fertile floodplains of the bottom 4
Also the cradle of humanity is more like Kenya. That’s the cradle of civilization
Also the soil in the Canadian shield is too thin for effective farming
- Comment on Tesseract Ban Award Medallion 2 months ago:
Yeah, especially since it included a lot of the more well liked users and communities
- Comment on You wrote the history book vs You were in the history book 3 months ago:
Yeah it’s really hard to completely destroy history if your enemies are dedicated to preserving it. For example Franco couldn’t kill the republican narrative of his war, he could only drive it into secrecy.
Soldiers ensure your reign, but scholars legitimize it. Oh and minority groups have a vested interest in maintaining their own scholarship that’s proportional to how hard you try to stop it.
- Comment on You wrote the history book vs You were in the history book 3 months ago:
I’m shocked y’all’re including Rosa Parks in there. Like, she’s awesome, but she’s an American protestor
for a deeply American issue. Ok apparently the UK had segregation, just not on the level of the American south. But I guess it makes a lot of sense to compare that to the women’s sufferage movement.