MrJameGumb @ MrJameGumb @lemmy.world

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In antiquity people probably considered it a form of fire since anything struck by lightening tends to burn or at least get extremely hot? Or possibly they saw it as some combination of wind and fire maybe?

While helping my mother troubleshoot her phone:

I can't do anything because the keyboard keeps going away

Everything I click on tries to take me to WalMart

It keeps saying the phone is overheating but it's not overheating, should I download this program it's recommending?

No! I didn't download anything! I don't download things! Wait... Is the app store considered "downloading"?

I can keep going lol

Was there supposed to be a video? I I think you're getting down votes because it's just a still image.

Show me some of your art and I will be happy to give my opinion

I kinda think this looks like Norm MacDonalds least favorite nephew lol

Another proud graduate from the Handsome Boy Modeling School!

Screw that, if I'm in a bathroom I'm going to poop. If somehow someone takes issue with or is offended by that, then that's their problem NOT mine

This sounds like just another way for Reddit's corporate overlords to control the flow of information disguised as a helpful tool.

I'm so glad I left that disgusting cesspool

There was an episode of The Twilight Zone about this it's called The Mind and the Matter. I don't recall that it turned out well

There can be some crossover though...

You clearly didn't read my question so I'll repeat it: This is not an "unpopular opinion" post at all but a post about climate change, yes? I'm not disagreeing with you, I'm just saying you didn't really make that clear in the original post at all.

A debate about climate change probably should have been posted in a different community since climate change is a fact and not an opinion

From every response I'm seeing here it's pretty obvious that you're not interested in anyone's preference for different types of weather

So you mean your entire post was not about people's preference for warm or cold weather at all, but about climate change?

You could have made that a lot clearer

People have been living in hot and humid climates since LONG before air conditioning was around. Believe it or not some people just like warmer weather.

I think it's from The Room

According to Google:

Junja is a Marathi word that means "fight," "battle," "strife," "contest," or "contention".

Is laying in the middle of a kitchen floor really entertaining though? It's certainly unexpected I guess but it's not blowing my mind or anything

I don't know that it is. I suppose it would depend on which part of the floor you're talking about?

This seems like it would fit better in the unpopular opinions community.

Having said that, bread works a million times better than water if you eat something too spicy