Dogs shouldn’t eat chocolate! Bad dog
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usualsuspect191@lemmy.cato
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•I spent most of yesterday trying to figure this out
3·5 days agoCouldn’t they do that without having a functional share button?
We’re pulling old lesser known anime? How about Ideon.
usualsuspect191@lemmy.cato
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Some games take your time, but some take your feelings
13·7 days agoHooray for Boobies

They both make my wife roll her eyes
Like my dick!
usualsuspect191@lemmy.cato
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is there a reason that all elected (not appointed) officials shouldn't be subject to a recall vote?
2·7 days agoIn Canada you can recall elected officials (although difficult to actually pull off), so it’s crazy to me that in the US there’s no mechanism to do so?
I was thinking Voltron, but Captain Planet works too
You knew Spiders Georg? I heard he has a really silky voice.
I also hate the term privilege because it implies those people have something they shouldn’t have, i.e. they need to be brought down, when really it’s that other people have a disadvantage. This makes the ones labeled privileged defensive because it seems like an attack instead of a call for help.
Everyone should be at least at the same level as the “privileged” ones.
Edit: it seems I might not have been clear as the discussion below seems to perfectly encapsulate why I personally dislike the term privilege because of how it frames things. The majority of privileged people aren’t getting a leg up, they just don’t have the things dragging them down that underprivileged people do. Maybe an analogy will help:
Imagine a grueling and difficult race everyone is forced to run. The actual distance is arbitrary and doesn’t matter, you just need to complete it. The starting line is a staggered mess with people starting forward and backwards from each other to varying degrees. Many of the people in the race rightly point out this is not fair and want the starting lines to at least be the same for everyone. Now, which do you think is more beneficial to having everyone agree/work to move the starting positions; saying the people in front need to move back, or that the people further back should be moved forward?
For the vet’s it’s just been the usual amount
usualsuspect191@lemmy.cato
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Now maybe I'm delusional. But I got myself one of these in hopes of performing to standing room only audiences
2·9 days agoMine’s more like a trombone
In Back to the Future, Marty uses his father’s love of sci-fi books to scare him by pretending to be an alien called Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan. This meme shows the realisation later when the father watches Star Wars (the father is played by Crispin Glover)
usualsuspect191@lemmy.cato
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Share this with 5 people or it gets ya
6·12 days agoI’m wondering why they didn’t just use the normal colour-coded thermostat wire. They presumably had to test continuity and label it which is way more work.
usualsuspect191@lemmy.cato
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Share this with 5 people or it gets ya
11·12 days agoFeels pretty self-explanatory

They’ve never seen a bachelor before?
“That dress fatters you”
A 30.06 from roughly 150 yards away, from the front… would have zero chance of embedding itself into a collar bone.
It would detonate it, shatter it, blow it apart.
A 30.06 from 500 yards away will shatter the femur of a moose… there’s an order of magnitude more kinetic energy in a 30.06 than a 5.56 round.
So, knowing nothing about 5.56 rounds but having shot a .30-06 at moose/deer/elk: in the 100-200 yard range the bullet will break a rib, travel through the lungs/heart/etc and then often exit the other side on a smaller animal (deer), or be sitting just inside the hide of a larger one (elk/moose).
I have no opinions on the rest of it that’s just been my experience.





It’s a mashup between an old joke about a depressed clown and the poem Ozymandias by Shelley