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AngryCommieKender @ AngryCommieKender @lemmy.world
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  • Marinara islands sound tasty

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    • What are some good examples of "Where the fuck do you go" kind of games?

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  • Chrono Cross. You can accidentally write out all the endings of the game if you try to play without a guide.

    Also Mordor 2. Completely procedurally generated world. The game literally can't tell you where to go, it doesn't know.

    • Magic isn't REAL

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  • I made a spell in Morrowind.

    Ranged, Targeted, 10ft radius blast centered on target.

    100 points of damage per second of frost, flame, poison, and shock damage. Totalling 4000 damage over 10 seconds.

    Paralysis for 15 seconds.

    I called it "Die Bastard!"

    • Requirements

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  • Ok, but I have to ask, are we raging against the machine that is the system we live in, or the tower on our desktop?

    • Trump says 'I don't know' when asked if he must uphold the Constitution

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    • A study on tech literacy

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  • You are the brute squad spectrum.

    • Cardinals most likely to be the pope

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    • Father of 18-year-old fatally shot by Ohio police charged with hitting and killing deputy with car

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  • In fact, more often than not, things cops claim are lies. Because they are trained to lie about everything.

    • If you open your mobile browser, what is the last viewed SFW tab open?

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  • A Google search on "ancient desert water traps" so I could remember who built them

    • Best countries to move to/live in nowadays?

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  • Just maybe don't practice your Cockney accent while there.... The locals seem to hate that accent, for some reason.

    • What’s a thing you miss that you’re 90% sure was objectively awful?

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  • In 1990 my father negotiated a new contract for himself, with IBM. He's a computer programmer consultant that can program in 72 languages including Cobol and Lisp.

    The one thing he absolutely insisted upon was that he wouldn't have to carry a pager. He still refuses to carry a cell phone.

    • Kawasaki is developing a robot to be ridden like a horse - Asia Times

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  • Giddyup Buttercup is gonna sue for patent infringement.

    • McDonald's suffers worst U.S. sales decline since 2020, warns of 'anti-American sentiment' abroad

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  • I did food delivery as a second job for about 20 years. In the late 90s and early 00s I averaged $20 an hour thanks to tips. I finally quit in the mid 10s because the tips had been steadily dropping, and I was only averaging $12 an hour. Given your experience, I would guess that delivery drivers are making less than $10 an hour these days.

    • McDonald's suffers worst U.S. sales decline since 2020, warns of 'anti-American sentiment' abroad

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  • Quick tip that you may or may not remember. The "diced onion" is actually dried onion flakes, they dump them into a bucket and fill the bucket with water. You can do the same thing with onion flakes and a bowl in your kitchen, and that avoids having to cut fresh onions.

    • What is the smallest hill you would die on?

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  • No. I have no idea how that happened. Just someone I know that pronounces it that way

    • Thief has good taste

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  • Those hippos need to be dealt with. Pablo Escobar created an environmental disaster with his out of control hippos.

    • What is the smallest hill you would die on?

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  • The word Himalayan is pronounced like Him-a-lay-an, NOT Him-all-ee-an.....

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  • While they may weigh the same, the steel will do more damage when dropped.

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  • Most people aren't really familiar with the history of the world, especially the period of time that would correspond to ≈ 30-50 years before they graduated secondary school. I assume this is because there seems to be a pattern where you just don't actually catch up to current events in many history classes.

    Also expecting the average person in the US to be familiar enough with world events to even know who Nelson Mandala or Narendra Modi are, is a good way to have a bad time. I don't like it either, but as Carlin said, "think of the average person, now remember that 50% of people are stupider than that."