Dogs are cool but people are the best people because they can talk and invent jokes.
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- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•They are so much better than people11·5 days ago
Hate to break it to ya bruv, but if that was the reaction, maybe the difference was in the comparative quality of the output ;)
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•How active is bot scrapping on lemmy compared to reddit?2·5 days ago
The whole internet is scraped and they’ll never properly paid us for the words they stole.
But you could try make your own website, and including some kind of “I’m not a bot” tick thingo and then just link from here instead?
Unfortunately every second I spend not at work when I should be at work causes BIG STRESS which eclipses the regular stress that work creates.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Let us end the stovetop war with the real champ11·5 days ago
Sometimes I have to go back to cooking on a ceramic or gas at someone else’s house and it always annoys me how long boiling water takes.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•When did you realize you were out of touch?17·6 days ago
Brother I have never once been “with it”, as the kids say, and the rock I live under gets comfier every year so I probably won’t try to change that.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Why I won't be participating in No Nut November3·6 days ago
I think it was mostly an excuse to post jokes, but some people do believe being repressed is a sign of a stronger person. Or that “self care” is bad in some way - most of that comes from the lingering religious shame many were brought up with.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•It used to be the easy solution to get rid of any woman that you didn't like1·7 days ago
Sorry champ, that only works on poor people. You gotta be way smarter to take down the rich.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are we so weird about speed limits (US)?2·7 days ago
Mm, I meant the experience of being a driver on the road is that people tend to be driving about the speed limit. I remember when I was in Canada most everyone would instead drive 10-15 over. Which I guess isn’t really a problem if they set the limits lower to account for it… I’m just a fan of clear instructions so this is my preference.
It is true that it is a revenue generation system. I honestly don’t feel bad about it though. Speeding is dangerous.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•[Relationship] Should someone be friendly with somebody who ignores genocide and imperialism and take these things lightly?21·7 days ago
Honestly, yes. Building shared community also means forming bonds with people who we don’t like or don’t understand. People don’t learn to change their views when they are shunned by others, they actually get worse. It is better for everyone if we keep things cordial, and attempt to understand each other. Perhaps the lightness with which they take these topics is a coping mechanism or attempt to protect the mind from painful things. I think we can all understand why someone might feel that way, even if it is the wrong thing to do.
You don’t have to be friends, obviously, but I think being friendly is good, if you can at all manage it. Don’t hurt yourself doing it though.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are we so weird about speed limits (US)?1·7 days ago
In Australia we have automated ticket cameras and it’s really not as bad as you seem to think. You literally just do the speed limit and then you have no problems. And doing the speed limit is as simple as looking at your speedometer and doing what it says. You’d be doing that anyway to make sure you weren’t more than 10-15mph over, right?
Most cars have slightly different speedometers so the cameras aren’t so sensitive, you can go a couple of km over with no issues.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are we so weird about speed limits (US)?11·7 days ago
We use automated speed cameras here in Australia, and mostly everyone adheres exactly to the speed limit. Just knowing that there could be a speed camera keeps certain people law abiding.
If you do get a fine erroneously you can contest it in traffic court.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Will never understand how anyone wears these.1·8 days ago
Desire to look hot as fuck and the associated confidence boost.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Will never understand how anyone wears these.4·8 days ago
I’m a woman and the standards for men really upset me as well. I would 100% support any man who started wearing a kilt to the office as a way to fight the norms.
I read the other comment a woman put here and I get what she’s saying, but I did also think she was minimising how much men are completely discouraged from any sort of self expression in clothing. Although also to be fair, I don’t work in an industry where there’s an expectation for women to look pretty so men can ogle them, so I probably just don’t have the experience to feel as strongly about it.
I guess, we should all fight against the injustices we see, and help each other against the ones we can’t see.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's an often hated movie/show/game that you experienced, that made you go "I get the hate, but I don't hate it myself"? And how much did you tolerate it?1·10 days ago
Well, not really. For example, my favourite Nickelback song, Sister Sin, is rather different from This Afternoon, or For the River, or Just to Get High, or many others. But they definitely do have a number which are rather similar to others of theirs - but then, I honestly have never listened to a band which didn’t have some that sounded a bit similar to others? Like, most Ed Sheeran songs are Ed Sheeran songs, most Sleep Token songs are Sleep Token songs…
That said, Chad Kroegar’s voice is so distinctive that it makes everything they do sound instantly Nickelback.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's something dumb or useless people do when cooking because they saw it on from a YouTube video?5·11 days ago
Well, if you are a counter cracker you might use too much force if you switch to bowl edge. The bowl edge is pointier, the counter is flat. But it’s just a calibration thing.
Fun fact, in India vegetarians specifically don’t eat eggs (they do have dairy). People who are that sort of vegetarian and also eat eggs are referred to as eggetarian instead. I was told that this is because the eggs might be fertilised? Not sure how they farm eggs in India. In the country I live in laying hens live in a completely separate facility from any males so there is 0 chance of an egg being fertilised. That’s possibly why eggs are always considered vego here.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•All you had to do was tell me what you want2·12 days ago
Well, unfortunately I have several levels in “minor cretin”, so when you asked me what I wanted, the concept of food had never even occurred to me and my stomach was doing the REEEEEEEE but now that I smell a food it occurs to me that the REEEEEE was maybe hunger instead of nausea so now I’m hungy
But in my relationship I’d just tell my fiance I’m hungy now and then we’d order more food together because we are not 5.
- rowansprig@leminal.spacetoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•Coffee people of Lemmy, what do you think about non-coffee people?10·12 days ago
In Melbourne, where coffee is our way of life and you can’t throw a stone in the CBD without hitting a barista, it’s completely normal to order a chai latte or hot choccy at a cafe. You’re probably overthinking people’s reactions.
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