JackLSauce
@JackLSauce@lemmy.world
- Comment on Every. Single. Game. Ever. 4 weeks ago:
I may be playing Freecell wrong
- Comment on What would the world look like if every worker got together and Unionized for a universale wage that helps everyone? Instead of one country trying to screw over another? 4 weeks ago:
Is that all?
turns off switch
- Comment on Interesting logic 5 weeks ago:
Interesting logic or backstory?
- Comment on Middle-Aged Man Trading Cards Go Viral in Rural Japan Town 1 month ago:
I’d be thrilled to be considered “middle aged” at 81
- Comment on Other than Canada and Australia, which countries are best alternatives to traveling to the USA? 1 month ago:
Siberia, Russia or Svalbard, Norway
You were planning on going to rural Alaska, right?
- Comment on Say thanks 1 month ago:
2 posts in and I’m done for the day
Fantastic cure for doom scrolling
- Comment on How do you pronounce "centaur" and why? 1 month ago:
Correctly, smugly and pretentiously
- Comment on 90s band alignment chart 1 month ago:
Glad to see Blur blurring the line
- Comment on Shower drains and storm drains are the same thing in theory but not practice 1 month ago:
True but I wanted a literal shower thought
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- Comment on I just think skibidibi sounds neat. 2 months ago:
It’s obviously referring to the guy in the background watching them talk
- Comment on In almost 100% of scenarios that I can think of, the underdog is always the "good guy" 3 months ago:
The challenge isn’t finding counter examples, it’s limiting the narrative of history to have a simple “good/bad divide” but here are some selections one may consider the underdog the greater of two evils:
- The confederacy (US Civil War)
- Caesar’s army crossing the Rubicon
- Imperial Japan post Pearl Harbor
- Pakistan’s complicated history with India
- King Leonidas and his men (Persia was arguably more equitable)
- Austria-Hungary (WW1)
- Fascist Italy (WW2)
As for David and Goliath, keep in mind David was using a sling, a weapon that can hit with the same force as a modern revolver when used properly. It’s entirely possible that story is an allegory and/or propaganda of the value of properly equipping one’s armies; it probably shouldn’t be viewed as anymore impressive than a rampage killer fatally wounding somebody twice their size
- Comment on Who would you send this to? 3 months ago:
To whom would you send it*
Oh look, I got mail
- Submitted 3 months ago to [deleted] | 5 comments
- Comment on Is the Nintendo Switch 2 the end of innovative consoles? 3 months ago:
The Switch was an iterative improvement on the Wii U and while I wish they called it Nintendo Snap (how I heard the new sound effect) instead of drab numbering, I’d argue there are similar iterative innovations here–some likely to compete with the Steam Deck–without losing what’s working so far
- Comment on Under your nose 3 months ago:
This apple rrrrrrrr… This apple is rrrrrrrrrr-ruh-ruh-ruh ROYAL BLUE!!
- Comment on [deleted] 4 months ago:
Sup
- Comment on I saw Free Willy in theaters: AMA 4 months ago:
I watched this movie repeatedly as a kid on VHS. What was it about?
Follow-up question: same thing but for The Sound of Music
- Comment on Stop whining. Do it yourself. 6 months ago:
Lemmy is my niche community
- Comment on lets be real 7 months ago:
“My parents didn’t try to get into school loans”
Weird flex
- Comment on Hello fellow shitposters 7 months ago:
Technically accurate use of POV
- Comment on Most file types are just a renamed .zip 7 months ago:
Counterpoint: what?
