Aviandelight
@Aviandelight@mander.xyz
- Comment on Patient gamers, which games have you discovered/played this week? 4 days ago:
You are in for a real treat when you make it to the second game!
- Comment on Come to Biotech! 4 days ago:
I’m losing it at doing the dishes 😂
- Comment on You've Boned the Wrong Woman! 2 weeks ago:
Is this one new fad I don’t know about because I have a neighbor who’s done this exact same thing?
- Comment on Automatic emergency braking is getting better at preventing crashes 3 weeks ago:
Omg when I bought my new Civic the first thing I asked the dealer was how to turn off braking assistance. He immediately doubled down and tried to make me feel like a “dumb woman” and then when I told him only an idiot would rely on that shit in heavy rain or snow he changed his tune. It still pisses me off that it turns itself back on every time you start the car.
- Comment on Imantodes cenchoa 3 weeks ago:
Gorgeous pics!
- Comment on Headlamp tech that doesn’t blind oncoming drivers—where is it? 1 month ago:
My personal one is “Dumb fuck in a truck.”
- Comment on Recommendations on casual GB/GBA games? 1 month ago:
If you are able to get it I highly recommend Viva Pinata Pocket Paradise. It’s very chill and easy to pick up and put down. I still play my copy from time to time.
- Comment on little buddy 1 month ago:
Bonus pic: the baby rat snake that about gave me heart attack from last weekend. I opened the shed to get the mower out and he was pissed. No idea why he thought that was a good place to hang out. Image
- Submitted 1 month ago to herpetology@mander.xyz | 3 comments
- Comment on How can you make sure the ashes you get after a loved one dies is actually theirs? 1 month ago:
The place I sent my parrot to when he passed puts a numbered metal tag on each pet before they go in and the tag stays with the ashes. They also did a foot impression and sent the ashes back in a simple but lovely clay urn. It was a little weird seeing the ashes in a ziplock inside the urn but I totally get it since they were a small family business.
- Comment on The Swapper; A neat little puzzle game from the mid 2010's, which was just yesterday and definitely not 10 years ago. 1 month ago:
I remember getting this game in a bundle with Thomas was Alone. I loved both of them so much.
- Comment on Recommendation engine: Downvote any game you've heard of before 2 months ago:
That’s weird. The link should be to the Wikipedia entry but thanks for making a steam link too!
- Comment on Recommendation engine: Downvote any game you've heard of before 2 months ago:
Maize, a point and click/walking simulator/puzzle game about a secret military project to create sentient corn. Quite possibly the silliest game I’ve ever played.
- Comment on Doctors Remove Woman’s Brain Implant Against Her Will 2 months ago:
This is a fascinating perspective, thanks for sharing your experience. It makes me really happy to hear first hand how this new technology does improve quality of life for people.
- Comment on Big Chungus 2 months ago:
Doing the Lord’s work ❤️
- Comment on Technically Correct 3 months ago:
I would imagine that this is for transportation of medicine that needs to be kept cold like insulin?
- Comment on Monthly Recommendations Thread: What are you playing? 3 months ago:
Cult of the Lamb and No Man’s Sky.
- Comment on shitpost 4 months ago:
I had an 87 mustang gt 5.0 for my first car. My 2022 civic sedan-sport is faster, safer, and more fun to drive.
- Comment on What is up with all the German posts about pizza today? 4 months ago:
American here. I love the German meme communities if even I don’t always understand the joke. Thanks for letting us know how you guys are doing and I hope everyone lands safely in the new server.
- Comment on PSI 4 months ago:
My African Grey could easily cause me serious damage but he does hold back by only giving me warning bites. He thinks he’s being gentle but it still hurts and I don’t ever forget what they are capable of.
- Comment on PSI 4 months ago:
Ooo yea rubbing alcohol works too in a pinch. I’ve been lucky enough not to have to do it. I typically stuck to working with our carpet pythons and left the boas to my husband.
- Comment on PSI 4 months ago:
No not where I live. When my husband and I kept hot inverts along with our snakes I kept a comprehensive supplemental insurance just in case someone got hurt, but the laws here only apply for reporting illegal animals.
- Comment on PSI 4 months ago:
The key to dealing with a (pet) snake bite is to not pull back in fear. Their teeth are definitely like Velcro. Usually I’d just let them go to town and then run some hot tap water over their head. They don’t like the water and immediately let go. With birds you’re getting hurt no matter what you do.
- Comment on PSI 4 months ago:
Crazy parrot and reptile lady here to confirm. I would much rather take a bite from a large snake any day of the week than take a bite from one of my birds. I’ve had to get stitches multiple times because of my little feathered assholes.
- Comment on Like a prion 4 months ago:
Had a good snort at that title. Well played.
- Comment on Ya know what they say about big noses.... 5 months ago:
Well at the the article did sort of explain why the team was pursuing this line of study. Too bad they didn’t learn anything more useful.
- Comment on lil robot 6 months ago:
Mars looks so happy with his robot. 😊
- Comment on Remember when the body washes contained literal micro plastics and were advertised as such? 6 months ago:
Can confirm as I am allergic to walnuts.
- Comment on Wgen you donate, do you ever think of the person that gets your blood and how high their hospital bill will be? 6 months ago:
I believe the only time it is designed like that is for autologous donations. That is where you donate specifically for yourself ahead of time for a procedure. This is really helpful for people with special blood needs or religious exemptions but it’s not really done too often. The only other case I can think of off the top of my head is that new moms can have cord blood banked for personal future use or donate it to stem cell research.
- Comment on Wgen you donate, do you ever think of the person that gets your blood and how high their hospital bill will be? 6 months ago:
Do you get lab tests done or annual vaccinations? Because many components used in these products are also provided from processing blood donations. Blood donations are never wasted as everything gets used for something in healthcare. Check out the AABB site for more information. Blood donations are a true gift.
