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  • Yep. Good to know that soulless cretins who just want to make a buck off the backs of people with scruples are still out there.

  • Some of those that burn crosses

    Arsonists who work forces.

  • Although election experts say it’s clear the president doesn’t have authority over elections, they warn the president’s corrosive rhetoric leaves little doubt about his intent.

    Don't need an election expert. Literally anybody who paid attention in middle school civics could tell you this.

    Which is why we are doomed.

  • This is generally true for most people, but no. When you eat really spicy food, especially something that actually has hot pepper seeds in it...it may be spicy on the way out, too.

  • We already have an entire subset of people who are proud to eat shit.

  • Nah shop Amazon when it costs them money. As in, you know you are buying at or below cost.

    I just bought a few things from Amazon, cheaper than any competition to begin with, but also used the last of my Amazon rewards balance.

    Then put everything on a 0% interest offer and religiously pay the minimum until the last bill, and pay it all off then. Just don't forget.

    Use them when it benefits you significantly more than it benefits them.

    I have been buying a hell of a lot more stuff on eBay, Newegg, B&H, etc lately. And most of the cheap consumer junk that I would buy on Amazon is even cheaper on AliExpress if I'm willing to wait a little longer.

    I was kinda pissed when I bought a reasonably priced commodity on eBay and it was delivered in Amazon packaging by an Amazon truck, though.

  • Thank you. That's so interesting.

    I love unexpectedly learning random things. It's what I miss about young reddit, people like Unidan just popping into threads and dropping knowledge unapologetically.

    Couple of weeks ago I had some swelling in my leg accompanied by pain and standard procedure there is "rule out deep vein thromboses (clot in big leg veins) with a vascular study (sonogram), first and foremost.

    First off...a male nurse escorted me to the sonographer in a transport chair (no chance of me walking all that way with the leg pain I was having). We shared an elevator with the UPS guy, who asked the nurse how he liked his sneakers (well known high-end walking sneaker brand)

    I realized then and there that I'm sitting adjacent to the greatest source of candid reviews on mens walking shoes: elevator small talk between a male nurse and a male UPS driver.

    I may have to buy myself a pair for myself after that conversation. The nurse was raving about them.

    But I digress. The sonographer was the real hero of this story. She was awesome. Despite the pain and my social anxiety, I was exceptionally chatty that day, and asked a few questions, and learned all about the leg-pump effect, and that she could see on her display when I was holding my breath because it would slow down the velocity of the blood in my veins.

    Like, I had never thought about either but they make total sense. Veins don't have their own propulsion...most of the velocity they get is from "skeletal muscle pumps"...i.e. with the legs, as you walk or shift around while standing, it helps to pump the blood back up through the veins.

    All of a sudden I understood so many things. Why DVT happens. Why "sitting is the new smoking" (we also didn't have nearly as many office jobs when everyone smoked). How compression socks work. Why sometimes, especially when sick, I get a head rush when I stand up after sitting for a while.

    Almost worth the thousands of dollars it cost to find out no clot, pre-existing varicose veins made it difficult for the initial doctor to differentiate between that and swelling, and that the pain was sudden onset sciatica, which I suspected all along (but never had it before so I was uncertain).

  • You can't just say it would be rude in one region without elaborating.

    Now my curiosity is piqued and I don't even know how to get a brief answer without engaging an LLM or spending hours learning about regional discrepancies in Indian culture...a subject I had very little interest in, just a few minutes ago.

    My ADHD brain has got blue balls, man.

  • She's a British terrorist. Go with that one. That's perfect.

  • Ancient greeks were a bunch of murderous, pedophile cucks.

    Ancient Greeks also invented modern politics.

    In fact, they even invented the word "pedophile".

    Coincidence? I think not.

  • I feel like I'm missing something.

    Not saying that this didn't happen, not saying that at all...but was there ever a criminal trial? Or, someone claimed rape and then Uber has to cut them a check for 8.5 mil? I feel like something has to happen in the middle but I'm not sure what.

  • Nah the CSAM then was just on Napster named "LionKing2.mpg".

  • A Grand Old Party, one might say.

  • Yeah that's why they redacted all the politicians names.

  • My neighbors daughter's name is Arya and her age places her around the time of the last season of GoT.

    Her mom swears she wasn't named after Arya Stark. She's half-Indian (the daughter) and mom is a white widow, so I don't want to press to much about her husband...but man, iirc Arya was practically the biggest and most righteous badass of the whole series. She probably had the single highest body count. Girl should embrace that.

    She's got an older brother whose name sounds like a very famous musician, who was named in a very popular (Western) song around the time he was born, too. But spelled different.

    Like, I'm sure these are culturally common names from their Indian side (or not, idk, I honestly don't know a lot of Indians). But the coincidences are too real.

  • Yeah but making a third option viable is something that will take way too long, unless one of the parties completely implodes.

    Our electoral process itself only allows for two viable and diametrically opposed parties.

    Any third party who even gets on the board in a general election will, most likely, ensure that they and the major party they are most closely aligned with, will lose, due to the spoiler effect.

    If anything, a "successful" third party (that is, one that gets more than single digits in a general election" may help to shift the closest-aligned major parties direction...but that will only result in the opposing party moving further in the opposite direction to maintain equilibrium.

    Without a good spoiler though...the loser moves closer towards the winner, and the winner still moves further away.

    And here's the kicker...the way to change it is through the elected officials, who are incentivized to keep the system (which works in their favor) as-is.

  • "if" x event happens in 9 months.

    My friend, I am starting to worry about the next 9 months all even happening.

  • Aye...LLMs are producing all sorts of never-before-seen bugs.

    And naked kids on Twitter. But mainly the bugs.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    Starting to think affluenza might be a real thing.

  • Not The Onion @lemmy.world

    18lb Bulb enters Guinness Records at Harrogate Flower Show in Yorkshire

    www.bbc.co.uk /newsround/14950722
  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    In light of recent events, I'm really starting to wonder about Reddit, /u/MaxwellHill, and Aaron...

  • ADHD memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Keeping that MFer on its toes

  • ADHD memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Nerds never really change.

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    My (incredibly divisive) dessert choice

  • Not The Onion @lemmy.world

    QAnon shaman sues Trump for $40 trillion and targets Musk, T-Mobile and Warner Bros in rambling lawsuit | The Independent

    www.independent.co.uk /news/world/americas/us-politics/qanon-shaman-trump-lawsuit-capitol-riots-b2835709.html
  • politics @lemmy.world

    Trump says he’ll send troops to Portland, Oregon, to handle ‘domestic terrorists’

    ground.news /article/trump-says-hell-send-troops-to-portland-oregon-to-handle-domestic-terrorists_e809fd
  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    My kids named one of our hens "Chloe", and I are think that's an inappropriate name for a bird.

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    My foot found the worst Lego that can be stepped on.

  • Science Memes @mander.xyz

    That's not how any of this works.

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    What the fuck you

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    This guy's taillights made my day.

  • ADHD @lemmy.world

    When will supply start getting better? (US?)

  • ADHD memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    Do you overthink your Steam categories or are you normal?

  • ADHD memes @lemmy.dbzer0.com

    They live among us

  • me_irl @lemmy.world

    Pride for sale. 50% off.

  • Today I Learned @lemmy.world

    TIL if The Bare Naked Ladies had $1m when the song was recorded, and parked it in S&P500, they'd be rich.