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oolong wrote
Reply to "Wood" flavors and "smoke" flavors are welcome. We love barrel-aged foods which soak in the natural smells of the wood. And we eat a lot of fiber in our diet. Are there any meals for which wood is a notable ingredient, even if used in small amounts? by twovests
you don't eat the wood though
devtesla wrote
Reply to Trying out Feedbin as an RSS reader. I think I like it. And it fetches updates from here without breaking and doesn’t completely fuck up displaying Mastodon posts. by voxpoplar
There's a reason I've been a subscriber for a decade it's real good.
devtesla wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in Trying out Feedbin as an RSS reader. I think I like it. And it fetches updates from here without breaking and doesn’t completely fuck up displaying Mastodon posts. by voxpoplar
I don't think you can self-host feedbin but I think it's worth the $5/month
devtesla wrote
I'm doing the same, husband too
twovests wrote
we are living in a really bad part of a history book right now. except history books might not be real
two days off is valid. yes, community, don't doom, sure. but this is bleak.
i can't imagine anyone here faulting you. this is a lot to process
emma wrote
Reply to "Wood" flavors and "smoke" flavors are welcome. We love barrel-aged foods which soak in the natural smells of the wood. And we eat a lot of fiber in our diet. Are there any meals for which wood is a notable ingredient, even if used in small amounts? by twovests
first thing that comes to mind
i guess if you ate like berries with the stem, then technically you're eating a little bit of wood... maybe. i'm no wood scientist.
twovests wrote
Reply to Trying out Feedbin as an RSS reader. I think I like it. And it fetches updates from here without breaking and doesn’t completely fuck up displaying Mastodon posts. by voxpoplar
Are you paying the $5/month or self-hosting? I've been using FraidyCat, but if the selfhost route is good, I'd like to check that out.
twovests OP wrote
Reply to comment by cowloom in The Conservative forums are pretty big on the "you should explain your views every chance you get" thing by twovests
Absolutely.
This is a forum where January 6th was kind of planned. I balked at them for saying some hilarious shit, like "I can't go because if I leave, who will stop commies from killing my family?" or "I have to go, because if I don't, commies will kill my family." I'm not exaggerating here. Then the riot actually happened, so I went here to check the pulse again.
Now, it's really a lot of practical "growing the cult" mindset, but yeah, they're totally right here.
I really attribute the community here at JstPst for taking opportunities to educate me. I had a lot of bad thinking in me that some of the people here were able to comb out, and they gave me a lot of patience and grace. That was 12 years ago, but I think it's a winning strategy.
I've had increasingly few opportunities to "reach across" a divide, given the pandemic and the tea party / MAGA / whatnot.
There is a grave feeling in my heart currently
cowloom wrote
Reply to The Conservative forums are pretty big on the "you should explain your views every chance you get" thing by twovests
I don't think they're wrong for wanting to seize opportunities to educate people, because that's what I try to do with leftist topics. It's what they believe that I object to, which is why I'm glad this individual chose to roll their eyes and disengage.
cowloom wrote
Reply to comment by twovests in The Conservative forums are pretty big on the "you should explain your views every chance you get" thing by twovests
This is what unity-struggle-unity was made for. But not enough leftists want to actually practice principled struggle.
twovests OP wrote
Reply to The Conservative forums are pretty big on the "you should explain your views every chance you get" thing by twovests
I've been thinking about leftism a lot. One of conservatism's big strengths is that they have a huge culture against infighting. I guess a group that prides itself on confirming will have a better unity of direction than a group of individuals which prides itself on nonconforming.
Man
hollyhoppet OP wrote
Reply to comment by nitori in post by hollyhoppet
you must post
nitori wrote
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why does it look like it got stomped on by mario lol
flabberghaster wrote
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Loving the new postwave aesthetic
cowloom wrote
Reply to comment by WRETCHEDSORCERESS in Microbe Monday - Multiple Milky Microbes by WRETCHEDSORCERESS
wow, that's incredible! thanks for sharing
cowloom wrote
the bioluminescent ocean bacteria sounds fascinating. would you happen to have a link to the satellite imagery of it?
emma OP wrote
Reply to comment by oneviolence in holy moly, the scene in that show where the dude kills the guy by emma
yeah
oneviolence wrote
Was it where he used the Object to kill him? I remember that scene, it was good stuff!
oneviolence wrote
Reply to what goofy things do you say to your cats? by cowloom
I call my cat "min lille baldrebuks" and "min lille skvaldergøj"
cowloom wrote
Reply to comment by emma in holy moly, the scene in that show where the dude kills the guy by emma
my bad
emma OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by cowloom in holy moly, the scene in that show where the dude kills the guy by emma
that's an entirely different show, idk how you could possibly confuse the two.
cowloom wrote
yeah, but what about that car chase scene where the guy is trying to get away from the dude?
twovests wrote
joker
Jenheadjen wrote
Reply to somebody tell me i'm valid for taking today and tomorrow off by hollyhoppet
im of the opinion that skipping work is always valid, so now doubly so.