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  • Choke!

  • Then the other things seem more useful for you in particular.

  • That's a great suggestion! They also tend to host specific exhibits and events that give good opportunities to meet people with similar interests.

    Plus they're just fun. One in a small city by me has an exhibit on local glass manufacturing techniques from the previous turn of the century and how some were invented locally, comparing them to ceramic techniques from across the globe and time. Absolutely fascinating stuff.

  • I vastly prefer the Armored Core games to Dark Souls, but I like them both a great deal.

    I would strongly recommend Armored Core, though some of the older titles are tricky to play these days and show their age.

  • I ain't buying a PlayStation. It won't happen.

  • Hey, I've also made long term friends from underground raves/sex dungeons. It's a totally valid way to make friends. Like so many other methods, you already have a shared interest, that's a springboard to explore if you're otherwise compatible as buddies.

  • True! Making friends out of strangers isn't really all that difficult, but it does take some practice in being a normal human being and talking to people you just run into.

    The sense of community in America is really dying out hard as people isolate themselves further in their little islands of homes and apartments and only socially exist online. But it is possible to just chat with some person you meet in the park while going for a walk without being a weirdo, just many people have forgotten how.

    There's a group of guys I meet up with in the warmer months to fish for bass under a bridge. How'd I meet them? I was fishing for trout in a lake and one of em asked if I had any bites. We had a normal chat between fishers, asking about what we're targeting, what kinda bait and lures we're using, comparing successes and failures. I peppered in some info about myself, e.g. mentioned a local noodle bar I liked, mentioned my partner, he did the same, we felt we were similar enough, he invited me to join him and his friends and now we meet up every couple of weeks between April and October.

    You just gotta talk to people and not make it weird.

  • Lmao don't join the military

  • I'm guessing you don't want to hear "the bar".

    Hobby groups. For board games, hiking, sports, etc.

    You already have a shared interest, makes things easier.

  • The democrats will never understand this point

  • What a simple and wonderful meal.

  • I think this sort of thing already happens we just tend to call them mass shootings.

  • Eyyy we don't need resources shortages we can make our own!

  • There is currently no known off ramp for the drug. This really isn't that big a deal for people who are using it to treat diabetes, some conditions are not cured and simply managed with medication, but it is concerning for people who are using it casually for weight loss, as it's so often egregiously advertised.

  • Ahhh I think I misunderstood how they thought the Paradox of Tolerance was being applied.

  • Hold up, isn't that exactly the Paradox of tolerance, though? We cannot tolerate the intolerant conservatives in order to maintain a tolerant fediverse.

  • They literally posted an article supporting the war earlier today, too.

    The NYT is part of the US's consent manufacturing machine.

    They just also coincidentally post some decent recipes and host some fun word games.

    Edit: Serious Eats posts far better recipes, though.