Sotuanduso @ Sotuanduso @lemm.ee

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To be fair, I'd be skeptical if you told me Andy Griffith was the father of 3D printing.

Though I'd google it instead of asking for evidence first.

You get those emails? Nice.

I'm not a vegan, and I'm also not a fan of vegan preaching, but veganism extends beyond diet to include other products like clothes and makeup. So it's not entirely a dietary stance, that's just where it gets the most contention. Most people are mostly vegan outside the dietary sphere, so there's not much fighting to be had there.

There's a LARD sticker on the thingy above the roof too. We're good.

I wouldn't be surprised, but if you cut it in half it loses a lot of its protection from the outside world.

Nice. I haven't actually played the game in years. The brainrot just hasn't healed.

Not really. "She was a teenager" and "his name was Copper" are implied to be different subjects.

Hehehe, I hope someone else sees what I see.

I mainly use it for random things that I don't want to influence my recommendations, like clickbait YouTube videos.

That's made with a real apple, just coated in 17 metric tons of gold.

Toxic positivity?

Can anyone explain the joke? I'm not seeing the pun that's usually in this type of comic.

Why are conservatives what come to mind when you hear of salt and vinegar crickets?

I had salt and vinegar crickets. They were good, as long as you didn't try to savor them.

Carbs alone don't make junk food. It's the absense of other nutrients that make it junk food.

If carbs were inherently bad for beings in a survival situation (as ducks and other animals generally are,) we wouldn't think they taste so good.

From what I've seen, this is mostly because white bread is junk food for them. A more natural bread like this is better.

Also the concern with giving ducks junk food is that they'll fill up and not go for other foods, but I remember reading somewhere that that's not the case. At some point they do lose interest in bread (though the leftover bread in the water brings its own concerns.)

I walked right into that one.

Oh, I missed the sign.