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ArbitraryValue, to memes in This Event is True. Image is false.

There was the same nonstop excitement there would be during an actual soccer match.

ArbitraryValue, to memes in What a feeling

Almost ten years ago, I was walking and as a car drove by, a woman inside it yelled something at me. I couldn’t hear what she said but I assumed she was catcalling me. That memory warms me to this day.

ArbitraryValue, to linuxmemes in It's (usually) already installed

OS ships with a browser.

Boo!

OS ships with a browser.

Yay!

ArbitraryValue, to lemmyshitpost in But I eat when I'm sad

this is just sad

Just as planned.

ArbitraryValue, to historyporn in Beggar (possibly a WW1 veteran?) running beside King George V's carriage, early 1920s

I’m surprised that they would let random people get that close to royalty after what happened in 1914.

ArbitraryValue, to comicstrips in "Book Club" by War and Peas

I will only read a book if it has either robots or wizards. Ideally there would be both, they would battle, but one of the robots would fall in love with a wizard.

ArbitraryValue, to comicstrips in "Book Club" by War and Peas

You’re the second person to suggest that to me - I’ll check it out.

ArbitraryValue, (edited ) to science_memes in Oxygen.

Fun fact: humans aren’t responsible for the first mass extinction caused by organisms polluting the atmosphere with poisonous gas. Blue-green algae did it first, with “a decrease in the size of the biosphere of >80%”.

ArbitraryValue, (edited ) to lemmybewholesome in Who wants a treat?

People would tell me that my dog was badly trained, but the way I see it, being trained isn’t fun. I have to be trained because I need to be able to earn money and survive in the real world, but my dog didn’t need a job and he asked for so little - why wouldn’t I provide him everything he wanted?

Plus it was absolutely hilarious when he would gradually lure guests away from the dinner table by being adorable and then when they were far enough from it, he would dash back to it faster than they could and eat their food.

ArbitraryValue, to science_memes in Oxygen.

The 100% run.

ArbitraryValue, to lemmybewholesome in Who wants a treat?

Just to clarify: he wasn’t completely wild. He was well-socialized and he wasn’t aggressive about food - you could safely stick your hand in his mouth and pull food out. Beyond that, I didn’t bring him to places where he could get in trouble that way.

I get that “badly trained” can mean various things including simply neglecting a dog, but in the context of this meme I just meant that my dog wanted to eat whatever people were eating (in moderation) and he whined a lot if someone refused to play with him.

ArbitraryValue, to science_memes in MIGHTY MIGHTY HETEROMORPHIN TIME

I don’t see anything impractical about the one that’s just an ordinary ammonite but with spikes.

ArbitraryValue, to memes in Doubt.

One time I invited a girl over to watch a movie and she got mad at me because apparently that’s what guys say when they want sex? I just wanted to watch a movie…

The worst part was realizing how disappointed all those other girls will did come over and watch movies with me must have been.

ArbitraryValue, (edited ) to memes in You can even leave your doors unlocked and let your guard down.
  1. I was surprised by how nervous some of the people who visited me from the city were when I lived in a slightly rural area. It wasn’t even that remote - I had a neighbor across the street! Telling people that there were no bears and a lot less crime didn’t convince them to relax.
  2. A moonless night away from any artificial light is dark. Can’t-see-your-own-feet dark, and also so quiet that you start hearing a lot of noises that you aren’t used to hearing. It’s really unsettling. But of course I just carried a flashlight.
ArbitraryValue, (edited ) to science_memes in Pretty interesting, huh?

The PETM wasn’t so bad, and neither was the Cretaceous hothouse Earth. Paleontology gives me the perspective needed to know that we’re not all going to die even in the worst-case scenario.

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