Thisfox @ Thisfox @sopuli.xyz

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And it works.

I don't have enough time in which to eat at work. That said food doesn't make me sleepy.

Yes, sorry, quie right.

See this is the problem with Lemmy. I want to tag this or even crosspost this to a Pratchett place ("unexpectedpratchett" or similar) but a) I haven't found a populated one, and b) I can't just type in its name if I have one or guess its name like you can in other media, and c) even if I did, the link won't work for everyone, and those it will work for are often (like me) sent out-of-app to a browser if they successfully click on the damn thing. Frustration.

Or, for that matter, The Patrition. Best portrayal of intelligent lawful neutral ever.

Fascinating. I can see how useful it is. It is a surprisingly maclike third party app.

South, North, Wood, Lake..... Hmmm. Your ancestors weren't imaginative in their naming strategies huh? (I come from New South Wales, so similar problem).

Had a hell of a time trying to get into/upvote this one....

Covid renders many people unable to smell or taste things.

Pity it's behind a wall.

....This just raises questions about what the article about, it is not a summary.

Pretty sure we used to call the second one Lawful Stupid....

Those are all tea, rather than herbal tea.

Peppermint. Rosehip. Chamomile. All these people are talking about black tea, instead of herbal teas, very odd.

I recommend trying for some imagination next time.

Yep the ending is weird and not very clever.

This is just bloatware. An extension is the place for stuff not everyone will need or use.

**No different to peting a deer. They can be tamer, like deer at a petting zoo park. Most people don't tame the boomers: If he is a kid, it is likely a joey (juvenile) or a wallaby(smaller species) and likely at an animal park petting zoo. If the roo is taller than a grown man then rare but not impossible tamed red kangaroo boomer and not during rut. Deer can be just as dangerous.

Incidentally, roos taste similar to venison too. Good healthy lean meat, better for the environment here than hoofed animals, which cut up the ground and damage the native plants.**

No different to peting a deer. They can be tamer, like deer at a petting zoo park. Most people don't tame the boomers: If he is a kid, it is likely a joey (juvenile) or a wallaby(smaller species) and likely at an animal park petting zoo. If the roo is taller than a grown man then rare but not impossible tamed red kangaroo boomer and not during rut. Deer can be just as dangerous.

Incidentally, roos taste similar to venison too. Good healthy lean meat, better for the environment here than hoofed animals, which cut up the ground and damage the native plants.

Nah, if you live in town you see few, and if you live in the country you just know not to poke the snake or spiders. People who mess with them get hurt, but people who leave them alone see them safely, and then the animals run away. It is played up for laughs, but it's really safe as houses.

We don't have rabies here, so no rabid dog dangers. No moose or bears. It is good to see a wombat or a kookaburra, but not dangerous unless you try to feed them.