spankinspinach
@spankinspinach@sh.itjust.works
- Comment on Americans: How the hell do you meet new people or get into relationships after college? 1 day ago:
“Sorry, you’re too lonely to take. I’ll getcha the moment you find a modicum of happiness with another human being, I promise. I got you boo!”
- Comment on Letting users fill out a form before notifying them that they need to sign in to submit it is scummy and needs to end. 3 days ago:
I knew there was a mechanism but not the name for it! Thank you!
- Comment on Letting users fill out a form before notifying them that they need to sign in to submit it is scummy and needs to end. 3 days ago:
I find myself wondering if you can stop payment on your credit card? You’ve attempted to work with the company, so I assume that meets the cc provider requirement of attempting to resolve. Not sure, but worth a shot
- Comment on iykyk 🪰 1 week ago:
winces in “well played sir”
- Comment on I don't care if this is fake, I choose to believe it 3 weeks ago:
I hear they released a single “gold edition” T-Rex with adorable little dragon wings on its back. Fluffy, of course
- Comment on Ugh... I forgot to pack a towel 5 weeks ago:
Alternative pro tip: forget to go to the gym, have towel
- Comment on the public demands ANSWERS 5 weeks ago:
Big Jaguar has cornered the bubblegum toothpaste market, increasing male pattern baldness. OPEN YOUR EYES SHEEPLE
- Comment on the public demands ANSWERS 5 weeks ago:
Shoot… now what? <searches Jaguar Conspiracy Theories>
- Comment on obesity even kills stars, but the bigger they are, they shine brighter too 5 weeks ago:
That’s bananas. I knew the relative sizes were absurdly imbalanced, but no one has explained it in a way that I could imagine those differences. Thanks very much!
- Comment on obesity even kills stars, but the bigger they are, they shine brighter too 5 weeks ago:
I’ve never heard it described this way. If accurate… I get it now
- Comment on YSK this woman is called Kathlyn Boyle. She is the most powerful woman in Silicon Valley and one of the closest friend of JD Vance. 1 month ago:
I don’t think I agree, recently at least. I can instantly think of several male examples (Trump’s orange, Vance looks like a thumb, how can Musk be SO white), but relatively few female examples (Hillary’s powersuit maybe?). Perhaps just where we put our attention, or how polarised everyone is that this type of comment will always come up, but I don’t think it’s as gendered of an issue as it was. At least not as related to politics.
On a related note, I also hadn’t come across Hillary’s cankles, but had enjoyed much laughter at McConnell’s skin sack lol
- Comment on YSK this woman is called Kathlyn Boyle. She is the most powerful woman in Silicon Valley and one of the closest friend of JD Vance. 1 month ago:
We predictably comment on powerful men’s appearances as well.
- Comment on Regular gym-goers probably avoid the gym on New Years Day because it's too crowded 2 months ago:
I did this today, for this exact reason.
Typically I’ll find home workouts for the first 3 weeks of the year, or go at known low times in the day
- Comment on What're your strong opinions from an aged / dead fandom? 2 months ago:
I love that you didn’t give up the complex creations. Unlike the other commenter I have no idea what a hurdy gurdy is, but I can appreciate the value of overmaking stuff. Glad to hear that you didn’t let the capitalisation of steampunk kill your passion 😊
- Comment on What're your strong opinions from an aged / dead fandom? 2 months ago:
Agreed. I don’t always need the author to explain the origin story of characters. Let me guess a little.
Shoot I don’t remember this arc, don’t suppose you can share a quick synopsis/analysis on your comment?
For good reason. Phenomenal series, it’s what hooked me into reading in the first place
- Comment on How does internet advertising work? Where is all the money coming from? More... 2 months ago:
Spinach needs love too! 🤔 Absolutely. It’s shocking how much clarity you get on human behaviour when you assume much of it is based on unconscious/animalistic tendencies haha. And yes, #2 is a good shorthand for this - I take a lot of heart from knowing we’re like other advanced life, makes complex existence a little less… existentially isolating, I think?
- Comment on How does internet advertising work? Where is all the money coming from? More... 2 months ago:
Fear may be better said as “the unfamiliar”, but unfortunately I’m confident in this point haha. Did a psych degree, and basically our reptilian brain (fight/flight/flee centre) makes those snap decisions based on previous experience (familiar: friend or unfamiliar: foe?). We can relatively easily override it (e.g. curiosity about the newest swiffer), but if we don’t know to do that, our brains default to “oh I’ve heard of that one before, is friend”
- Comment on How does internet advertising work? Where is all the money coming from? More... 2 months ago:
Also stressed ppl are better consumers. Less critical thought, more impulsive behaviour to alleviate anxiety
- Comment on How does internet advertising work? Where is all the money coming from? More... 2 months ago:
Psychological safety in play ^^ humans are animals, we trust what we know, fear what we don’t. All of marketing is geared to that simple fact
- Comment on What're your strong opinions from an aged / dead fandom? 2 months ago:
It’s been a minute since I read the books, but I think I remember having a similar theory. Maybe it was a missed opportunity by RJ, cuz I remember continuously wondering when the grand reveal would happen that it’s actually all Mat (and canonically, I can’t think of a reason that wouldn’t be as valid as other men’s memories, I don’t think the story arc ever kills that possibility lol).
- Comment on What're your strong opinions from an aged / dead fandom? 2 months ago:
Maybe you could help a new generation learn the value of intentional steampunk :) bring some of the passion back to the hobby, as it sounds like many just accept it as presented. Share it as a “when I got into this, we made this shit” and how you did it. I might be wrong, but I’m weirdly confident you’ll eventually find a cross section of steampunks that would be interested in the creative element
- Comment on It really is 3 months ago:
- Comment on xkcd #3167: Car Size 3 months ago:
Absolutely fair, the more I know. Thanks for the clarification!
- Comment on xkcd #3167: Car Size 3 months ago:
Ah the fun of the world we live in…
Yeah 100%, I’m fully on board with your reasoning. I’m continuously arguing with myself over a Bronco or a Tacoma (only modern backcontry capable vehicles with manuals I’m aware of), so I do NOT have a moral high ground here haha
- Comment on xkcd #3167: Car Size 3 months ago:
I think Toyota just teased an EV Hilux
Someone pointed out the shape is very Tacoma-esque, so maybe an EV Toyota quarter ton is on the way
- Comment on xkcd #3167: Car Size 3 months ago:
Correct me if I’m wrong, is Slate not Amazon backed? No judgement either way, I just know that rubs some lemmings the wrong way
- Comment on what is the equivalent of somatic exercises for the mind? 3 months ago:
I’ll add to your last point, significant time in nature. I find many city folks don’t know how therapeutic this can be
- Comment on plump pumkins 4 months ago:
Unforeseen twist: Earth 2.0 is a pumpkin.
- Comment on ANTI PEE PAINT 4 months ago:
Or better yet, directly onto the ground beside the wall…
- Comment on eel butts 4 months ago:
I’m getting"If you’re not sure, call IKEA’s help center and one of our friendly associates will help you to set up your new furniture in no time!" vibes