agamemnonymous
@agamemnonymous@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on True love 2 days ago:
I’ve done many things involving my partners butt and, categorically, a relatively small portion of them have been overtly sexual.
- Comment on True love 2 days ago:
Well, unless your legal name is Impound4017, I think we can both agree many people have at least 2 names, if not more. I’ve accumulated at least, mmm, 8 over the years. Probably at least double that if you get pedantic about minor variations. And that’s just screennames, I’ve had a number of irl nicknames too.
- Comment on Hold on one sec baby Delores might fucking win this one. 2 days ago:
Oh boy, core memory unlocked.
My first sexual encounter was 69ing on the floor while the food network was on. My head game was a lot better than hers, so she couldn’t really concentrate on upholding her side of the bargain. There I was, spelling out the ABCs watching Rachel Ray talking about pasta facials.
- Comment on Pretty sure this is one of the harbingers of the apocalypse... 4 days ago:
That fight would rage on for a century and claim many lives
- Comment on If a revolution started tomorrow in the US to get rid of Trump, could the majority of society use hit and run tactics successfully? Or what would be the tactics the rebels would use? 6 days ago:
Please, you think this question is some kind of honeypot?
If it was, that wouldn’t work. 80% of his most loyal staff (especially the secret service) are part of the revolution, playing the long game to undermine his administration from within. Basically, everyone he truly relies on is plotting against him.
- Comment on somehow i don't make any progress 6 days ago:
I try to avoid any kind of scroll-type behavior on my desktop. Desktop is for actual work, or hobbies that require actual focus and labor.
If I infect the big screen with mindless content consumption, I’ll ruin the quarantine.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
It’s funny you mention the math because i hear english is bizarrely efficient as a language
Maybe, but I think it’s mostly just that it’s my native language and I was a voracious reader in my childhood so I got really good at it. I do appreciate the Germanic composite nature, but I didn’t, like, actively choose English.
Given how long it takes you might want to get started tomorrow!
Eh, like I said, that’s a future me problem. I think the “fun” way is going to be learning along with my kids. Start with the basics, consume simple media, immersion, all that. I’m not too worried about it, if I need to supplement with other methods I’ll supplement. But I think the time it takes the kids to become fluent will be long and gradual enough to work for me.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
English, and quite well.
I’ve tried Spanish, German, Japanese, Esperanto, and a smattering of others. I just don’t have the mental temperament for language learning, I’m a math guy. I’m already very proficient in arguably the most useful one, and I just can’t justify the time and effort that I could be using to learn other more broadly useful topics.
I promised my wife I’d learn her native language alongside our future children, but that’s a future me problem.
- Comment on It is time to dispel all of the disinformation surrounding the life & death of Charlie Kirk. 1 week ago:
Heads of state actually just do that, and in the process eject projectiles which look just like bullets into the muzzles of nearby firearms. It truly is crazy how nature do that.
- Comment on Gaysadilla 1 week ago:
As long as he’s shaking his speare
- Comment on Gaysadilla 1 week ago:
I am pretty hard now that you’re asking the tuff questions, if that counts.
- Comment on Gaysadilla 1 week ago:
The only ones I found wouldn’t do anything off-menu :'(
- Comment on Gaysadilla 1 week ago:
Quinoa sounds awful on a sandwich, it’s gonna be all over the floor. Why not queso?
- Comment on With regards to cutlery, do you prefer a spoon or a fork for eating cake? 1 week ago:
People who prefer using a spoon for (non ice cream) cake are the type of people who make a song and dance out of succumbing to temptation when they order it.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Oh, I got mixed up in the comment chain, I was talking about OP
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
I think she said Swiss in another post? There’s a lot of cultural cross-pollination
- Comment on stages of mitosis 1 week ago:
Is it gay if it’s cytokinesis?
- Comment on A fun anti-monopoly law and anti-enshitification measure would be that once you hit 50% of market share you are forced to link to alternatives on your page 1 week ago:
Capitalism excels at breeding innovation. Not in like, useful technology or anything, but in constructing labyrinthine bureaucratic structures to bypass regulations.
- Comment on oh shit waddup 1 week ago:
Old? It’s only a couple years old.
-Checks - 2015
Ah.
- Comment on Can't get better than this 1 week ago:
That’s a lot of empty wall space that could be used to mount swords
- Comment on What does the acronym MAGA stand for? (wrong answers only) 1 week ago:
Make Anonymous Gay Accounts
- Comment on Fascism bad. 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Are you pissed? 2 weeks ago:
His son actually further developed the experimental dance therapy into the practice of mental karate.
- Comment on How to I prove to someone that the U.S. moon landing wasn't staged? 2 weeks ago:
The Apollo missions were staged, that’s 100% a fact.
Jokes aside, yeah Soviets are the answer. If there was the slightest inkling that we faked it, they wouldn’t have come out to congratulate us.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Publication order is probably fine, though it takes a few books for him to settle into his general story structure. It’s not the only way, and unless you’re going to sprint through them in relatively quick succession it’s probably not the best way, as you may get lost in some of the focused character development.
This is a bit of an open question****. Most of the books center around one or another subgroup of characters (City Watch, the wizards, the witches, Death, etc.), although there’s some overlap. The way I’ve been going through seems to be roughly the agreed upon “best” way: choose one of these sub-groups and read all the books that center around them in order, then move on to another.
Those sub-series are relatively self-contained, so I think you get more from exploring a theme from beginning to end than jumping from theme to theme. There are several tie-ins, but I don’t think they’re substantial enough to agonize over missing context.
Personally, I’d either start with Guards! Guards! or Going Postal, as they’re the beginnings of the more grounded sub-series and give you a good foundation of the world in general, and Ankh-Morpork in particular. But as long as you’re not skipping ahead in a sub-series, you should be fine.
- Comment on spange 2 weeks ago:
I was gonna make a joke, but then I read the article and
After serving enlisted in the United States Air Force, Eiffel entered the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1993. In her first year, she was sexually assaulted by another cadet, but thwarted the attack with a training sword. She was subsequently dismissed from the Academy with a personality disorder: “I really felt that the only way for me to sleep is if I was holding onto something, like my sword, because that was the one thing that protected me. And it just got worse,” she said.
kinda takes the fun out of it
- Comment on Just one more square bro 2 weeks ago:
TIHI
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
This is a horrible policy, the consequences of imperceptible yaks are disastrous to our economy and public safety. Recriminalize it.
- Comment on Honk 3 weeks ago:
Llama, bonobo, elephant(it ate some of my mail)
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Life has many doors, Ed-boy
