Mouselemming
@Mouselemming@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Informative review 15 hours ago:
I meant the kind one sees in many countries, with tapioca pearls, and often milk. Rose petal tea is apparently one of the local variations.
- Comment on Informative review 1 day ago:
Maybe he uses carbonated water?
Serbia appears to have normal bubble tea places.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 days ago:
This was 100% her own bad decisions.Unless you’re referring to the other driver, who was rammed by Cigarette-Tits here.
- Comment on 3 days ago:
Good, make sure you document that. Then be sure any such thing that accidentally happens is named after the person who most deserves to be pruned.
- Comment on 3 days ago:
Yeah, name it after the boss, not yourself!
- Comment on Be Fast. Be Spontaneous. Don't Suck. Get Paid. 5 days ago:
They weren’t fast enough
- Comment on Shit like this is why we need open source printers! 1 week ago:
Maybe donate the full bottle to a school? They always need supplies
- Comment on Shit like this is why we need open source printers! 1 week ago:
I’m glad there’s enough comments to show I’m not the only one who has to look it up.
If I created a piece of art (despite having no talent but that’s not the point) could I prevent its image being reproduced by incorporating the constellation? I guess only on printers.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
From the Nevada police release:
“The individuals arrested were:
David Wonnacott-Yahnke, 40 Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, 38 Jose Alberto Perez-Torres, 35 Aniket Brajeshkumar Sadani, 23 James Ramon Reddick, 23 Ramon Manuel Parra Valenzuela, 29 Neal Harrison Creecy, 46 John Charles Duncan, 49”
A local Nevada paper added that Reverend Neil Harrison Creecy resigned from his Resurrection Church after posting $10,000 bond and being released. Which indicates Tom Artiom Antonovich wasn’t the only one who got out on bail, and for the same amount. But he’s the only one we know that was spirited out of the country.
- Comment on Can you dear lemmings help me undo my cat's latest keyboard shortcut? 1 week ago:
That’s the best preventive maintenance.
- Comment on Can you dear lemmings help me undo my cat's latest keyboard shortcut? 1 week ago:
Two finger tap, yay! Gracias, sbeak!
- Comment on Can you dear lemmings help me undo my cat's latest keyboard shortcut? 1 week ago:
Two finger tap 🤞 is the magic I was missing, that awakened the Shelf Position options! Thank you, Snotflickerman!
- Comment on Can you dear lemmings help me undo my cat's latest keyboard shortcut? 1 week ago:
Oh that’s a different thought, I’ll make sure they’re all up.
- Submitted 1 week ago to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world | 11 comments
- Comment on I'm glad I got a glass dinner table: otherwise I'd never know how much gunk my young child smears in the underside of the table 1 week ago:
It’s also easier to clean glass without ruining it.
- Comment on "It's pronounced Mariah Carey" 1 week ago:
It’s 2 steps behind, Mariah’s cute answer and the Xmas U235 meme posted today
- Comment on Is there a place online where I can apply for a bunch of free books? I was thinking of creating a library in my local county jail to help educate and pass the time in a healthy way? 1 week ago:
“Media mail” for books and other media
- Comment on Clamish 1 week ago:
Cthulu ❤️ Sauron 4 Ever
- Comment on Trump says to move homeless people 'far' from Washington 2 weeks ago:
Much better than me.
How about we get the dangerous criminal terrorist out of there?
- Comment on Trump says to move homeless people 'far' from Washington 2 weeks ago:
Goddammit, I’m feeling this urge to ship all the homeless people of California to DC, even though it would be so unkind to them to have to see his ugly mug. As well as cruel in general.
- Comment on AOL will end dial-up internet service in September, 34 years after it's debut — AOL Shield Browser and AOL Dialer software will be shuttered on the same day 2 weeks ago:
Fwiw, the logic is, “its” isn’t quite the equivalent of “Anna’s” or “school’s.”
Rather it’s the equivalent of “his,” “hers,” and “theirs.” Also “mine” but that’s just irregular af. In other words, possessive pronouns don’t take an apostrophe while possessive nouns do.
It’s not a LOT of logic, a pretty shaky ladder, but there it is.
(Oh, and for both nouns and pronouns, position in the sentence makes a difference whether to use a contraction at all, or go with the separate “is.” But that’s a horse of a different color!)
- Comment on what's the best material for wiping out a cast iron skillet? 2 weeks ago:
Your prom dress
- Comment on President Trump calls on Intel CEO to resign 2 weeks ago:
The fact the Olympics are going to be in the state he most hates would make a boycott a win for him, plus he’s heard there’s a lot of fit teens in the Olympic changing rooms.
- Comment on There's nothing like cooking for 2+ hours just to eat in 10 minutes 2 weeks ago:
Maybe you could work on savoring each bite a little longer until you find yourself allowing enough time to respect the work you put in. Shut out the shittiness of the world and embrace joy for maybe a half hour.
Obviously you can’t eat like that all the time, but on days when you took the time to make something special, savor it.
- Comment on What is the maximum number of potatoes you could grow in your house or on property you own before it becomes a crime? 2 weeks ago:
I’d like to point out that a potato plant has many potatoes growing in its roots. Especially if you’re using pots, and providing rich soil, a cubic foot of dirt could easily contain 3 big baking potatoes, or 20 little baby potatoes.
Unless you’re talking about each potato plant, in which case say so.
- Comment on Investigation: Israel's Unit 8200 built a system to collect millions of mobile phone calls made daily in Gaza and the West Bank using Microsoft's Azure platform 2 weeks ago:
Imagine spending all that time and money towards detecting exactly where Hamas agents are, and then shooting children in the head instead?
Also starving the entire population and then complaining the hostages are going hungry too?
- Comment on I wonder how many people throughout history have confused Floaters with ghosts, UFOs, or other paranormal phenomena 3 weeks ago:
If they’re little wriggly sparkles against the sky, it’s not floaters, it’s …wikipedia.org/…/Blue_field_entoptic_phenomenon
- Comment on I wonder how many people throughout history have confused Floaters with ghosts, UFOs, or other paranormal phenomena 3 weeks ago:
I thought I could see atoms!
It wasn’t until I was an adult that I learned I was seeing the white blood cells in my retina’s capillaries
- Comment on If everyone spontaneously became the same race the world would realize that the rich are the real problem 3 weeks ago:
Cholera, mostly, but also violence. It says they were turned away from getting help because the locals feared contagion, so perhaps that’s some of the violence. They also made practically no money but had a generous whiskey allotment, which would likely contribute to violence. They were working on Duffy’s Cut for some time, and the mass grave has been described as a garbage dump for bodies, not like they were lined up and shot or something, not that it makes it any better. smithsonianmag.com/…/irelands-forgotten-sons-reco…
- Comment on Good evening I choose getting the job done. 3 weeks ago:
Click on all the boxes that contain a VEHICLE