bizarroland
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- Comment on Choina 16 hours ago:
I’m tired of these beauty shots glamorizing evil and ugly people.
- Comment on Can't block this 16 hours ago:
I apologize for the crudeness, what I mean to say is just because a part of you touches something that touched something else doesn’t mean that the second thing touches the same thing as the first thing.
- Comment on Can't block this 1 day ago:
If I fuck your twin, did you lose your virginity?
- Comment on Scientists discover potentially habitable planet roughly 146 light-years from Earth, 4 times closer than the next best planet in a habitable zone; surface temperature may be below -94 degrees 1 day ago:
And it’s not like once we have the technology needed to travel 146 light years that we couldn’t do something insane like deploy mirror-film solar cells or something to capture extra heat in orbit around the planet and warm the entire planet and terraform it for our usage.
- Comment on Can't block this 1 day ago:
The cells that licked your butthole, the parts of me that once placed tongue to ass, will be purged from my body and perish forever within seven years.
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- Comment on Nobel prizewinner Omar Yaghi says his invention will change the world 2 days ago:
Once again, this is going back to my laymen understanding, but since all matter, except for very rare special matter, has electrons, then it really just depends on what kind of material the MOFs fall under, which, if they were metallic or metal-like, then they might be capable of holding electrons in the right position to make new caoacitors with.
I hope somebody investigates it, and that it turns out that it works, and that we have new ultra capacitors to add to the new solid state battery technology in the next few years and the world looks a little bit brighter.
- Comment on Nobel prizewinner Omar Yaghi says his invention will change the world 3 days ago:
The reason I ask is because part of the math that tells you how much charge a capacitor can hold is based off of how large the plate for the capacitor is. And if you can stuff a football field worth of plate into a very small package, then it seems like to my layman understanding that you could make very powerful capacitors with this material, assuming it was capable of holding electrons.
- Comment on Nobel prizewinner Omar Yaghi says his invention will change the world 3 days ago:
I wonder if MOFs could help increase the capacities of supercapacitors?
- Comment on I'm not so sure those are "foot" steps 3 days ago:
Maybe she’s legless and going for a hop.
- Comment on the public demands ANSWERS 3 days ago:
They can be if they are attracted to you.
- Comment on the public demands ANSWERS 3 days ago:
Can you imagine how it would feel if the Jaguar curled up in your lap and went to sleep?
- Comment on Most of the misery in the world is the direct result of too much money in too few unscrupulous hands. This is not only the cause of the vast majority of human suffering, but also of climate change, wh 4 days ago:
Yeah, the current crises have all got one similar social foundation, and that is this:
middle-class people are aware that it would upset their rich bosses if they raised a hue and cry about it
When the middle class people step out of line, they get fired, they get demoted, they sometimes get thrown out of a window (accidentally), or they kill themselves, supposedly, according to the coroner’s report.
So if we start killing the rich people or forcing them to sign contracts saying that their wealth requires that they provide for the lessors, then what bad actually happens?
The world becomes a happier, better place that’s cleaner and healthier and we have fewer poor people and?
The only downside is that some of us middle class people might die in the process.
- Comment on Most of the misery in the world is the direct result of too much money in too few unscrupulous hands. This is not only the cause of the vast majority of human suffering, but also of climate change, wh 4 days ago:
Fascism sucks for any person that actually has to live under Fascism. Look at how Italy treated Fascism.
They were like, oh, well, you want to eat fancy bread? You’re not supporting your country! You eat the shit bread that the Fascists gave you, and you fucking like it!
You should be happy that you’re one of the people that’s getting shitty bread! We can change that for you if you really don’t like it.
- Comment on How to stay sane in a hostile environment that you can't get out of? 5 days ago:
There was a time during my teenage years where my parents had basically imprisoned me in the house for no fucking reason.
I was going to a private Christian school, and I had fallen a little behind in my studies. Normally, an adult would say, you have to catch up this year, or else bad things will happen.
Instead my parents threw away everything I owned except for five pairs of clothes and made me do hard manual labor picking up rocks and carrying them around the yard and digging up tree stumps with a dull pickaxe for a year and change until I graduated as the valedictorian of my high school a year ahead of the rest of my grade.
There were times when I would look at the pickaxe in my hand and remember that I was 15 years old and that if I took that pickaxe in a fit of rage and drove it through my stepdad’s skull and murdered him with the strength that I had gained from lifting, 90-150 pound boulders and carrying them all over half acres at a go, that I would be out of prison and have a sealed record and a normal life by the time I was 21.
The only thing that got me through that was the knowledge that once I had graduated, that was the end of it, and I would never have to deal with that shit again, and even though I still have issues about it, I did make it through, somehow, some way.
- Comment on Flavortown pass revoked 5 days ago:
I go back to Glenn Close in Hook with the boo box. Even knowing it’s Glenn Close its hard to tell that isn’t a man getting thrown into the boo box by hook.
- Comment on Are whole families into to this? 5 days ago:
Isn’t this the guy that replaced his YouTube channel with an AI avatar of himself? Kwebblepop or whatever?
- Comment on target demographic 1 week ago:
If you use an agentic browser and it has access to your credit card information, that’s 100% on you. No refunds.
- Comment on You grew up with it. Imagine having to learn it 1 week ago:
I could be wrong, but I think a jot is the middle slash for lowercase Ts and Fs.
- Comment on Every golf course should have this rule 2 weeks ago:
I would be scared that I would get stuck on one hole and have to let everyone else play through
- Comment on Cruel and Unusual Punishment 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Onion forgets the satire (again) 2 weeks ago:
Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn’t.— Mark Twain
- Comment on tyranny 3 weeks ago:
Clients, but yeah.
- Comment on tyranny 3 weeks ago:
I’ve actually been dealing with a real life shitposter.
At work we deal with people who have mental issues, and so, in order to protect my coworkers, I’ve been redirecting emails to myself from this one person who has been emailing us carefully crafted iPhone photographs of her turds fresh, hot, and steaming in her bathtub.
She keeps posting questions asking who is shitting in her bathtub, and my response has been consistently, “you live by yourself, it’s you”.
- Comment on genius 3 weeks ago:
I bet that if you were dedicated enough, you could probably make a home helicopter.
Whether you could survive the first or the tenth flight, that’s a different story, but I bet you could get into the air with something that was homemade.
- Comment on genius 3 weeks ago:
Dead orphans are still orphans.
- Comment on genius 3 weeks ago:
It’s spoken like a true Boeing engineer.
- Comment on Give me some good ones 3 weeks ago:
I’ve never met anyone else so unshakeable in their convictions.
- Comment on Let them fight 3 weeks ago:
The crazy thing is is that epigenetics plays such a massive role that even a single generation of intentional change can produce astronomical differences, like when you see a third-generation Mexican immigrant who is like six foot five, and they go and hug their four foot four grandmother.
That early childhood supply of abundant calories in an active environment with low stressors can make such a huge difference on how your kids end up looking and how their entire lives play out, and those changes will likely propagate down through the generations.
- Comment on genius 3 weeks ago:
If the choice is between being out $1,590 or plummeting to my death in order to save a few hundred bucks, then I’ll just pay the $1,590.
They call it the Jesus Nut for a reason.
