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Ceedoestrees

@ Ceedoestrees @lemmy.world

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There is a positive correlation between how often I post and how poorly my life is going.

Moved to Icytrees@sh.itjust.works

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  • It's because your title doesn't tell us what the link is for. At least give some context.

    The other reason is because some people, like me, filter their feeds for preference or to preserve our sanity. Adding context helps the filters.

  • What mythologies have poor representation in media, in your opinion?

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  • Indigenous people of north america. Tokenized parts of tales and folklore are often misrepresented and not told by people who grew up learning the stories.

  • "Tesla protesters are planning their “biggest day of action” yet, aiming for 500 demonstrations at Tesla showrooms across the world on March 29th..."

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  • Sounds like you don't even have to do anything to make it dangerous. Heck, let's just chuck broken microwaves at the Teslas.

  • The forest center near me removed the bins. .. From their café/picnic area

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  • This is an interesting read:

    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272494421001225?via=ihub

    For some context: This paper discusses how more trash cans negatively impact how people perceive a natural space, but removing them without providing effective signage may increase litter.

    A combination of effective signage and having easily accessible bins (for staff to maintain) near park entries and exits lowered the amount of litter and improved how people perceived the natural space.

  • The forest center near me removed the bins. .. From their café/picnic area

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  • Does the cafe not have a bin?

    I'm not sure if it's a thing by you, but it's common where I live to carry your own thermos.

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  • Someone on the internet is telling me thought crimes are going to illegal based on something they maybe read or saw somewhere. Better believe 'em.

  • How would we choose a "world language" in a fair way, for a hypothetical one world government?

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  • I have a hard time believing that because it would be nearly impossible to implement, monitor and prosecute. Not to mention Trudeau is no longer the party leader. Not to mention you can't really ban having the knowledge to do something.

    Do you mean Bill C-21? Because that only covered the possession and distribution of files and parts for ghost guns.

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  • Fuck, guess I'm buying some guns.

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  • I wonder how many people know you can download for free or purchase the files for 3D printed guns. The additional parts can be bought, legally, in discreet kits from easy to find online sellers - but many of those parts can be bought or modified from commercially available hardware. I wonder if people know that.

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  • We have cheese caves, too.

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  • *Don't get caught doing illegal things to MAGA fucks.

  • What does a week of groceries look like to you?

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  • Fair enough, I can see how that would taint your view of the world. Admittedly, that was a time when a lot of us were poor, in a place where a lot of young people go to get away from their lives. We were all just trying to get by, so we shared what we could.

    I probably wouldn't have met mug guy, if not for the mug, and he was a delight. I say that as someone who grew up in a pretty insular, toxic, pay-your-own-way sort of family. Mug guy showed me it's okay to ask for what you need and some people genuinely want to help you.

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  • I thought it was interesting and uplifting to see people come together to support this guy in a fairly simple way. He just told people about his mug if they asked and didn't belabor it from there. Even shared candy when he got it.

    I worked at a restaurant, where there's a lot of food waste, so I was happy to help someone out while he found his footing. He didn't come back on his own, I told him to see me when I'm working.

    It's weird to spin that into a "parasitic" relationship.

  • What does a week of groceries look like to you?

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  • For the couple months I knew him the mug was either in his hand or clipped to his bag.

    I didn't see his dates and I didn't ask, but he came by for dinner once and ate his portion from the mug.

    As far as I saw, it was a great conversation starter, he made a lot of friends and ate reasonably well.

  • Treatment for ADHD seems engineered to be difficult specifically for those with ADHD to obtain.

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  • Shout out to all my spiritual siblings who skip days to stockpile meds because we live in a nightmare world.

  • What does a week of groceries look like to you?

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  • My groceries aren't interesting, but I had a friend who only ate what went into a mug.

    He carried around a ceramic mug, either collecting free stuff or telling people about his mug to see if they'd put food in it. Free samples, a few grapes, and occasional hand outs all went into the mug. I filled it with soup when he came by.

  • Why, oh why?!?

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  • Why do 9-5ers think everyone works 9-5 and we should change all of time to accommodate that instead of talking to your employers?

  • Mostly leftovers, and a goose egg.

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  • Thank you.