TheBananaKing @ TheBananaKing @lemmy.world

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l5nAh63W0o

.... just don't use instagram?

I never have, and I don't feel like I'm missing out

fuck no

I quit reddit for a reason

'as above'

First thing, I'm buying the finest fineliner I can, go for 4-6 columns on the page.

Then I'm writing in billionaires, one a week, after making them cosign a suicide note that the deaths will stop once wealth distribution flattens the fuck out, there's a full UBI everywhere and fossil fuels are history.

It's not women's job to be attractive.

They aren't there for your viewing pleasure.

They're not for you; they're not a public amenity.

You have no more right to expect them to smile in order to make your surroundings more aesthetic than you have a right to expect them to get their tits out for you to gawp at.

Rita Morgan.

That episode was NOT OK.

I was not ok for about a week.

Working in emergency medicine would be amazing, but the first lull that happened, I'd fuck up and people would die

If 2000 didn't get a party called Fun De Siecle, then you don't get this.

No, I'm asking you what you think a pronoun is.

You can tell by the fact that it's what I said.

So why the fuck isn't the story that seven times as many men get killed?

No, that's not poisoning.

If you get killed by a tsunami, that's not water poisoning for fuck's sake.

What do you think a pronoun is?

How many men were killed in the same period?

whining about downvotes = instant downvote

This is a bad argument. Your conclusion happens to be factual, but it doesn't follow from the premises.

Being in an enclosed space with an internal combustion engine will kill you because of the CO buildup, and no, that doesn't happen in the open air. CO does oxidise to CO2 eventually, so it doesn't just keep building up in the atmosphere.

The main harm caused by burning fossil fuels is the CO2, which is wreaking havoc on the climate and will kill billions - but not by poisoning them.

Goldrush and Badwater

And never plays any of them.

The whole UX is just so bad

This is an important point.

All texts (writing, film, other media) are constructed against their contemporary cultural context, and rely on that context to give them meaning.

Ever watch stand-up comedy from a decade ago? Even if you laughed yourself sick at it at the time... it ages extremely badly, since it's so intimately tied into the whole vibe of the time.

The more generic the work, the longer its use-by date - but of course, the less likely it is to be memorable.

After a time, all things die. And that's okay.

2008. It took a while to be affordable here.