Ypsilenna
@Ypsilenna@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Reddit lost it 2 days ago:
I once watched art videos on YouTube, and ended up finding a channel of a lady who was drawing weirdly described scenes from books she found. One of them was from an erotic fanfic about clippy, lmao
- Comment on PSA 4 days ago:
Awww, puts them back in the fridge
- Comment on Another creative solution from APPLE 1 week ago:
I can’t wait to get at least one of those. I will go around and blast Pitbull at full volume when a stranger starts staring at me.
- Comment on Use this science wisely. 1 week ago:
When I saw the first two steps, I initially thought it was a guide for opening pills. I was like, “I wonder what hey will do with the powder inside… hold on, this isn’t a pill”.
- Comment on Metal genres 1 week ago:
I’m “it’s all metal” but in all genres. I just enjoy listening to whatever track that sparks joy (you definitely wouldn’t like me DJing on your party, lol)
- Comment on Llama 1 week ago:
It’s Bojack
- Comment on don't trust cowboys or people doing cowboy voices 1 week ago:
He’s having a stronk, call a bondulance
- Comment on Usernames are very personal 1 week ago:
My first YouTube account was named xXEmoXOstrichXx, I think I understand… 😆
- Comment on Something about psychological warfare idk 1 week ago:
I also don’t live in the US, and the people who cause such drama usually don’t even seem to need it. They just say that it’s “their money, and they have to get it”.
- Comment on Something about psychological warfare idk 1 week ago:
Yeah, I agree. These people’s entire business model is frying your brain for profit, and then people wonder why everyone is so oversaturated lately. I always wished we could just officially round prices up instead of doing the *.99$ bullshit because no matter where I go, store workers are almost always low on 1 cent coins, and then they have to either hope that the customer has spare cents on them to balance it out or that the customer will just skip getting the 1c change. I worked in a shop for several months once and this was one of the most stressful things at handling money, because not every customer would be fine with it. Some of them would be so petty that they would stand in the middle and scream because “they want their money”, and I would physically have nothing to give them because every single transaction made would just dry out all my small coins. When I was a teenager, my parents had their own shop and I was usually collecting all the stray small coins and give them to my mom to make her work easier. I feel like this “trick” makes everything more complicated for everyone.
- Comment on Idk if that's what's really happening in that image 🤔 1 week ago:
It immediately gave me a flashback of a video where some guy was narrating a Reddit post about a guy and his imaginary human sized cockroach gf named Ogtha 😂
- Comment on Something about psychological warfare idk 1 week ago:
I usually round up prices like 4,99 to 5 in my head, but I met many people IRL who would only remember the base of the price with no cents if it wasn’t rounded up for them. They would remember 4,99 as 4, and then be confused why they only got 1 cent of change. I guess this is the kind of people who is the target audience of this practice. It seems cheaper to them than it really is because they are cent blind 😆
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
I can relate to that. Most of the info I usually need from Reddit is about gaming, and the majority of games I play aren’t even mentioned here. I also agree on the political ragebait part. I narrow my feed down to the communities I follow only, because the moment I use “All”, I get a lot of these.
- Comment on New project, new energy 2 weeks ago:
This looks like my old folder with art WIPs that I decided to delete altogether because I was never going to finish them.
- Comment on Honkwiching 2 weeks ago:
Damn, I wish I knew how to play a trombone :(
- Comment on Is the amount of Lemmy activity declining? 2 weeks ago:
I recently re-joined Lemmy, so I am not sure how it changed, but I am mostly a Mastodon user and I noticed that people were flooding it in large quantities when something stupid happened on Twitter (again), and then leaving it after a short while to go back to Twitter or quitting social media altogether. I would suspect that people either started going back to Reddit, or decided to get a mental health break from the internet as a whole (which wouldn’t surprise me, the internet is pretty depressing lately).
- Comment on advertisement 3 weeks ago:
I thought eating healthier specimens’ poop was what rodents did. The last time I checked, humans weren’t classified as rodents 😂