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gjoel, in You can tell she's very impressed.

Oh, so it’s not that she is a fan who happens to be large.

It’s also not that she is very fanatic about countries.

It’s that she’s moderately fond of large nations!

kaffiene, in Hobbies

I feel seen

NutWrench, in Was it not ripe enough or something?
@NutWrench@lemmy.ml avatar

And I wish they would do something about those big mints that they put in the urinals. They taste terrible.

Asafum,

Cake is supposed to be sweet! Whoever made those damn urinal cakes sure loves piss flavoring…

My criticisms to the chef for sure!

fluxion, in Was it not ripe enough or something?

You still have to cook them silly

The_Picard_Maneuver,
@The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website avatar

Roast em over a fire

Kase,

Nah these babies go in the toaster

ChaoticNeutralCzech,

Instructions nuclear

GratefullyGodless,
@GratefullyGodless@lemmy.world avatar

Put toaster in fire, but that didn’t seem to cook the corndog. Now what?

tdawg, in WEAKNESS OF THE FLESH

The day I learned of the weakness of my flesh it disgusted me

PepeLivesMatter, in it is Wednesday, my dudes.
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synae, in it is Wednesday, my dudes.
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Makeitstop, in Hobbies

When I don’t have to exhaust all my energy working. So after I retire. So… never.

Maddie, in Hobbies
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Lol I’m so bad about this!

NounsAndWords, in You can even leave your doors unlocked and let your guard down.

You can even leave your doors unlocked and let your guard down.

Even for a minute?

The_Picard_Maneuver,
@The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website avatar

Haha, I genuinely started to put that in the title, but I thought people wouldn’t get it

SnipingNinja,

What’s the reference?

The_Picard_Maneuver,
@The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website avatar

It’s just a quick joke in Futurama. Someone says they’re safe to let their guard down, even for a minute (second?)!

As a play on the common saying about not letting your guard down, even for a minute.

SnipingNinja,

Aah, didn’t really watch all the seasons, plan to do it sometime in the future

Spendrill, in Whoaaahh you're halfway there!
sinokon, in The quickest way to be sure

I’ve tried this twice for songs, but they are so niche even YouTube is unable to copyright strike them.

user224, (edited )
@user224@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

I have a playlist of 9 for 4 months. So far, no hits.

Edit: If anyone is curious: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYKD-dhY_P_Fsv3mflKexdJCWN-Z2tiXU

6mementomori,

oh no, that only is to prove that copyright being there to protect the creators is, in fact, a lie practically speaking

danc4498,

I guess that means you own the song.

tetris11,
@tetris11@lemmy.ml avatar

Longest wait on a song was 15 years, with 3 years of searching on reddit. The artist uploaded the song one day, and it was found. It turned out that he became a dentist instead.

old.reddit.com/…/ill_be_the_actor_in_my_own_histo…

hrimfaxi_work, in It's almost like a zombie movie for them
@hrimfaxi_work@midwest.social avatar

I stole this from somewhere:

We are the only superpredator known to exist. Our best friends are apex predators we allow to live in our homes and treat like children, and we are sufficiently skilled at predation that we have allowed them to give up hunting for survival.

We accidentally killed enough of the biomass on the planet that we are now in the Anthropocene era, an era of earths history that marks post-humanity in geological terms. We are an extinction event significant enough that we will be measurable in millions of years even if we all died tomorrow.

We are the only creature known that engages in group play fighting. Other animals play fight, but not in teams. This allowed us to develop tactics, strategy, and so on, and was instrumental in hunting and eventually war.

We are sufficiently deadly that in order for something to pose a credible threat to us, we have to make it up and give it powers that don’t exist in reality. And even then, most of the time, we still win.

Agent641,

Dislike this animal.

Slotos,

“Superpredator” is not a scientific term. It was used as an “overconsumer” in one publication, as far as I can find, but that meaning doesn’t fit the narrative of your copypasta.
And we definitely don’t maintain domestication of other predators through our predatory ability. On the contrary, domestication and cultivation of other species is what allows us to domesticate carnivores.

We are omnivorous vindictive social apes. Don’t take that description lightly.

We also have two real superpowers:

  • We’re the only animal on the planet that can scale stable social groups into millions while being individually complex. Some glitch of ours broke cranial limitations of the group size that other primates adhere to.
  • We are the only animal to have developed languages with complex grammars. While other animals can exhibit complex signaling systems, and possibly learn grammars we develop, we effortlessly develop and learn grammars that allow us to express novel thoughts without waiting for evolution. Hell, our children develop throwaway languages as a side-effect of playing with each other.

Everything else is a consequence.

PS: Blue-green algae would like a word about that “extinction event” claim. PPS: Leave hydrogen unattended for long enough, and it will start arguing on the internet.

hrimfaxi_work,
@hrimfaxi_work@midwest.social avatar

Sorry I wasn’t scientific enough

AngryCommieKender,

We are omnivorous vindictive social apes. Don’t take that description lightly.

That could also easily describe Chimpanzees. I realize they are one of our closest cousins, but still. The vindictive part especially. Those guys will literally tear your face and limbs off.

emergencyfood,

As people like Jared Diamond have pointed out, we are chimpanzees.

AngryCommieKender, (edited )

As I understand it, we are closer to Orangutans than Chimps. Probably a good thing, since Orangutans are far less angry than Chimps AFAIK

emergencyfood,

Chimps are our closest (living) relatives. We both evolved in central/east Africa, while orangutans live in Southeast Asia. Also, chimps are actually two species - the large, aggressive common chimpanzee and the smaller, much less aggressive pygmy chimpanzee. Humans and chimps together form the group Hominini.

elephantium,
@elephantium@lemmy.world avatar

What does algae have to do with extinction events? It seems like you’re using that as a sort of “gotcha!” line, but I don’t see the connection.

Slotos,
AngryCommieKender,

Algae caused the first one.

Mr_Fish,

We are sufficiently deadly that in order for something to pose a credible threat to us, we have to make it up and give it powers that don’t exist in reality. And even then, most of the time, we still win.

This is false. We already pose a very real, credible threat to us.

MoreOrLess,

And we’re so deadly that we’re sure to get us too. We’re just that deadly

Zellith,

Humans are a government conspiracy.

sfgifz,

/humansarentreal

LemmysMum, (edited )
Tar_alcaran,

The odds of humanity wiping out humanity are pretty low. The odds of humanity wiping out human civilisation is pretty fucking high though.

ICastFist,
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Eh, it’s not like we haven’t destroyed entire civilizations before for all manner of stupid reasons. What could possibly go wrong? /s

_stranger_,

Orcas train in packs, and have been observed passing learned behavioral traits onto others.

I can only hope they one day rise out of the sea to destroy us all.

Death_Equity,

Get harpooned. They exist only because we allow them to exist.

I hope they learn to sink cargo ships, supertankers, and yachts with kamikaze attacks; only allowing passage for middle class pleasure vessels should their entire pod be sufficiently fed as tribute.

ICastFist,
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Unless they can somehow tow large pieces of rock or ice into the paths of cargo ships and supertankers, there’s no way they’ll manage to sink those fuckers.

Some of the biggest ships and their sizes

NightAuthor,

Holy fuck, 5 football fields long

Death_Equity,

When orcas figure out how to take seamines or hijack smaller ships you are going to feel pretty silly.

leftzero,

They’ve been sinking boats off the Iberian coast (possibly for fun, possibly for vengeance) for a few years now, so at least some seem to be trying

SatansMaggotyCumFart,

Ducks fuck dead ducks.

ininewcrow,
@ininewcrow@lemmy.ca avatar

I think we do that too … at least a small percentage of us … with dead ducks … and with our own dead

Touching_Grass,

Who doesnt

Enkrod,

FucksWithDucks is this you?

corsicanguppy,

Mallards will mallard.

DefyTheLegends,

M’lardy tips feathora

Swedneck,
@Swedneck@discuss.tchncs.de avatar

i am confident that if orcas took to land they would recognize that a few psychopaths are responsible and that most people just want to watch orcas jump out of the water and have fun

tryptaminev,

I am not sure that cageing them and forcing them to do “tricks” for our amusement is going favourably with them on the “humans = psychopaths” scale

AngryCommieKender,

They also are the only apex predator that refuses to eat us. Orca overall will eat anything, but each individual orca pod has their own unique diet. This means that if a polar bear is found by the “wrong orcas,” (from the polar bear’s perspective) the polar bear gets eaten. Yup that’s right. The largest and deadliest land predator is prey for orcas. That being said, if an injured seal is near the “right orcas,” since seal isn’t on their menu, they’ll either totally ignore the seal, or maybe bump it towards the shore. Humans are off their menus, and we don’t know why. The last recorded Orca attack in the wild happened in the late 1800s and if the records are to be believed, the human in question was doing everything they could to piss off that orca. The orca in question bit the human, tasted what it had bitten, and immediately let go. The human got a gnarly scar, but kept his arm. (This doesn’t apply to Orcas in captivity that we gave massive psychological trauma to.)

My theory is that around 200,000 to 250,000 years ago, just as we were getting started as a species, an orca decided to kill a sick, injured, and or young human, and the response that we gave them terrified the orcas that saw it so much that they told all the other orca that you don’t eat the hairless apes. They will kill everyone that tries.

emergencyfood,

Maybe we just taste bad? Other predators like tigers and leopards also usually don’t eat humans unless they are injured and can’t chase any other prey.

mryessir, (edited )

THUMBS OF ORCAS!

intensely_human,

Sneakers for Whalegernon

mryessir,

Oh man. Appreciate it. Couldn’t fix my missspell. :(

artisanrox, in The art of saying nothing
@artisanrox@kbin.social avatar

based

ininewcrow, in Wednesday
@ininewcrow@lemmy.ca avatar

At least I can look forward to retiring soon.

But captain, we’re homeless and live on the street.

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