Dozzi92
@Dozzi92@lemmy.world
- Comment on Parenting advice 2 days ago:
But if you switch to Linux you can come here and proselytize to the userbase in just a out anything thread, regardless of topic. Doesn’t that sound better than using your software?
- Comment on Sensory issues 4 days ago:
Wow, this is something I’ve noticed for my whole life but never talked about or anything, just assumed it was some odd quirk of mine. But yes, I have a specific recollection of touching some kind of paper that had like a velour side to it, and just catching my breath for some reason, and it’s happened a handful of times in the last 30+ years since then.
- Comment on Only a few years left 4 days ago:
Sweet, give me that propofol nap.
- Comment on Best meal ever 6 days ago:
Dunno where you’re at but Trader Joe’s sells these half-baked breads, so you just pop it in the oven and bring it over the finish line. They’re honestly not half bad, and you get freshly baked bread.
- Comment on Best meal ever 6 days ago:
Yeah, I’m also from the US and my grocery store sells pretty solid breads. I also have solid French and Italian bakeries walking distance from my house. I also live in the suburbs.
Some people only have Dollar General.
US very big and very varied. So I’m from Jersey, if that helps, because I think it’s important to be specific. We have great bread, great bagels, great pizza and for this I am very thankful.
- Comment on Best meal ever 6 days ago:
- Comment on SipsTea 1 week ago:
Not OC but it’s always retrospective. I am 38 and look back at my 20s and reflect on mistakes. Caring too much about how I was perceived, not caring enough about how I perceived myself. Not being honest with myself. Fortunately years and increased responsibility put into perspective the important versus the unimportant. I focus in things that make me happy, make my family happy. I focus less on doing things just because other people are doing them. I did a lot of stuff I didn’t want to do in my 20s because of where I was at in life.
And hey, not everyone’s dumb in their 20s. And if you’re in your 20s, there’s no point in reflecting on it. You are where you are, you do what you do, your life will end up wherever it ends up.
- Comment on It's all relative 1 week ago:
Because it’s delicious and life is about enjoying yourself. If you don’t get enjoyment from some cookies and milk, that is a-ok, but I know I do. And I ran for 92 minutes in Monday and the Garmin app tells me I burned 1225 calories. I think I can squeeze a piece of cheesecake and some milk in there, without the fear that I’m somehow degrading my quality of life when I’m older.
Do you have no vices? Just curious. My brother is very health conscious, his culture is one that puts too much stock into how you look, IMO. But I say this because even he will have cheats from time to time. He’s making us apple pie ice cream for Thanksgiving, one with sugar and one with stevia. And we’ll go run together the next day.
- Comment on It's all relative 1 week ago:
Borrrriiinnnngggggg.
You can absolutely indulge in unhealthy foods so long as you also indulge in healthy foods and exercise.
- Comment on Bank Workers, Rejoice! 2 weeks ago:
I just question if the 50 is getting the same rate as the 30. Obviously, all else equal, math is math. Banks see that $300 savings as a potential extra $150 a month.
- Comment on Yarr 2 weeks ago:
This guy’s just trying to hide the treasure from the rest of us.
- Comment on Let a 10 year old boy make a shirt 2 weeks ago:
Knickerbocker?
And yeah, same tune I was thinking.
- Comment on Thank you, Boston 2 weeks ago:
Massholes.
- Comment on Learning to drive 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Let a 10 year old boy make a shirt 2 weeks ago:
If you say them all in order they have a nice rhythm to them.
- Comment on Rush 2 weeks ago:
I will give a pass to anyone who said that in 2016 and changed their mind.
If you said it in 2020 or 2024, you’re lost though.
- Comment on I love fucking pasta 3 weeks ago:
Everyone thinks they’re manicotti, but in the end, we’re all just ditalini.
- Comment on The Future of Advertising Is AI Generated Ads That Are Directly Personalized to You 3 weeks ago:
That’s one hundred percent what I thought I was going to see. We’ve been doing it as people, making movies with black people to appeal to black people, making ghost busters with all women to appeal to women. And I’m by no means suggesting that it is effective, but I’m also just some white guy and everything has been targeted at me. I just figured the ad would look more like you, and it’d make you more comfortable, or that would be the idea.
- Comment on I'm a little teapot 🤟 3 weeks ago:
There needs to be an AI spam label.
- Comment on This is inssein 3 weeks ago:
It looks like Hussein!
- Comment on A hypothesis 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, it was just MSDOS. I saw “Abort, retry, fail” so many times, and I didn’t even know what it meant because I was four and I just wanted to play Family Feud with my brother.
- Comment on She is making a GREAT point 4 weeks ago:
I got snipped so my wife didn’t have to do the hormonal bullshit. Her doctor is putting her back in it because women’s bodies literally do not want them to be happy.
- Comment on Be this guy. 4 weeks ago:
You can shit wherever you want, but you’re too worried about step 2. Stop worrying!
- Comment on hmm breakfast 4 weeks ago:
I smoked coffee on a field trip to Quebec in the 8th grade. I somehow was able to buy a bowl, and we had nothing to smoke so put coffee in it and put it up in our hotel room. Set off smoke detector. Broke the coffee pot. It was a real mess.
The eighth grade French classes no longer take field trips to Quebec. This was only a small reason why. Co-ed 13 and 14-year-olds on six hour bus rides, two nights in hotels essentially unsupervised. This was the 2000-2001 school year. What a time to be alive.
- Comment on Dear neighbor... 4 weeks ago:
Amen, brother.
- Comment on And what car did you learn in? 4 weeks ago:
Had a dirtbike with one, that counts right?
- Comment on card game shop 4 weeks ago:
Army takes up to 36, and they’re decently disciplined. May have missed the boat on Marines though, and that’s where the true brainwashing occurs, in my opinion. And I don’t mean brainwashing making you want to kill and love war, I’m not fond of either, less so after than before. But structure is a very real thing, and developing good habits.
- Comment on [deleted] 4 weeks ago:
It about time this classic was brought to modern standards, although I’m not sure a Windows phone is exactly modern, but whatever!
- Comment on School pickup lines are wild 4 weeks ago:
Back in my day, the early to mid 90s, there were still pickups. There was a shorter line, it was easier, because there were fewer people.
Where I live now, and where I lived then, there was cutoffs for the bus, like a mile or more. My town now, barely anyone is a mile from anything. There’s one bus for the school, and they use it for underprivileged and disabled students. Everyone else is on their own, and so if you live a mile from school, having your four or five year old walk sometimes isn’t feasible.
We live about a mile from school. I drive halfway and park and we walk the other half, because I cannot stand the pickup line. But some people go, drop their kid, and head to work, and so it’s completely understandable that they use the pickup line.
- Comment on Fictional 4 weeks ago:
This is Lemmy, baby! Nothing is too stupid to break down and ultimately ruin!!!
