Just atlantic cod. They’ve been watching me but I’m onto them!
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I get my kid on the weekend but that was a week night. Haven’t had guests over in a few weeks. Nothing else missing or messed with. No,no, and no.
I’m leaning into the drawer one, that it just got smashed in there somehow and I didn’t notice, but they’re significant forks, not cheap crap or anything.
I don’t, but also I would imagine that would leave marks on the tines.
Don’t have a dishwasher.
Hmm possibly? But I haven’t had the drawer be tough to open recently.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Ever bring up the wrong subject around the wrong people?
2·23 days agoTalked shit about cops to a guy I went to Iraq with who became a cop. I still give him shit for drinking his own piss. I treat him with contempt and he still thinks we’re friends.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Ever bring up the wrong subject around the wrong people?
3·23 days agoI’m as leftist as it gets. I was called baby killer by someone at a mall when I was 19. I get their stance now, though at 19 I hadn’t killed any babys, still haven’t. But I thought I joined for the right purposes. 9/11 just happened and I was impressionable as a kid. It hurt. I thought I was doing the right thing at the time.
Impressionable kids were brought into a system that fucked them over. I thought I was doing the right thing by saving Americans that I thought were vulnerable. I’m not proud of where I’ve been or what I’ve done. I am proud that it helped me understand the world, and my subsequent choices. It disgusts me to know how many people I served with, that came away with a different understanding.
I felt we were there to help. We did some stuff that looked that way. Sometimes it even felt that way.
“Hey go feed the hungry and hand out school supplies”
And then on your way back “btw you’re passing by such and such on your way back, eliminate everyone who offers resistance.”
And you think of the kids “hey thanks for the crayons, but I really wish you didn’t kill my dad and 2 of my uncles in the process”.
My son idolizes me and my time in Iraq. I keep telling him that’s not something to look up to, and the job is full of pain. I honestly don’t know where I’m getting at with this, other than there’s no excuse for wars that didn’t need to happen. The military industrial complex decides we dont have enough information for the next war, so we start a new one with a smaller adversary and make up excuses.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What's the oldest video game you still find yourself playing?
4·1 month agoI’ve been playing jet moto with my kid. Just like I did with my dad, back in 1996.
Not a movie, but mysteries at the museum puts me to sleep every time. They reuse the same overblown words for everything so it winds up that every single item they talk about sounds alike. Between that repetition and the guys metronomic cadence and almost whispery voice, puts me to sleep every time.
Lol I think you mistyped because the way this currently reads is “I watch this movie because I have exactly this much time to kill”
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What are some common things people buy that you would never buy?
6·2 months agoSmart home devices. IOT devices. Subscriptions to things I paid for at purchase (car stuff like upgraded performance or heated seats)
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Have you ever traveled outside of America? (Not to Canada or Mexico)
4·3 months agoI think you read my response through a filter. China has tons of Americans there doing just fine. Just don’t go public with any dissent and you’re fine. That’s not the case with the other places I mentioned.
Your initial post acted like there’s nowhere on earth that is just straight up dangerous for westerners and that’s purely fantasy. Yeah there are places Americans consider more dangerous than they are, I’ll give you that very minor point. However, there’s also a real legitimate reason that Americans pretend to be Canadian when traveling. And there’s a legitimate reason that places are hostile to Americans, but not Canadians. You’re just being ignorant with altruistic values, but it’s ignorance all the same.
Edit: or at least, that’s how I’m taking your ignorance, with a whole bunch of benefit of doubt.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Have you ever traveled outside of America? (Not to Canada or Mexico)
21·3 months agoCyclist gets detained in Russia, basketball player detained in russia, tourist gets put into coma before dying for stealing North Korean poster, hikers detained in Iran. There are a lot of people with passports and these glowing ideas that were all the same, and going to places will broker friendships and change things. These may be enlightened ideals, but very, very stupid actions. Going to Mexico is fine but you better fucking be smart about it. Go with a large group and stay where you’re supposed to, you should be fine. My company had at least 2 security guards for anyone taking business trips to Mexico because they’ve had to pay ransoms in the past.
To act like going to dangerous places is enlightening is a very stupid take. Look at how many journalists died in Gaza, and those are a supposedly protected group who generally know what they’re doing. Extreme tourism is absolutely stupid in my opinion. I traveled enough while in the army and don’t currently have a passport, nor am I interested in getting one. If I ever leave this country again, it will be permanent.
Thank the aquatic birds.
I’m being funded by penguins. I don’t know why, I don’t even like mackerel that much but these fuckers swam from Antarctica, up the Mississippi, up a few tributaries, to deliver more fish than I know what to do with. So I can’t tell them to fuck off and that I already am on their side. That’d just be mean. So anyways, anybody want some fish?
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Would you buy a Smart Glass in the foreseeable future?
1·4 months agoThere is literally no benefit this tech brings, that is worth the risk.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Would you buy a Smart Glass in the foreseeable future?
4·4 months agoThat’s a defeatist attitude before its even really big
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Would you buy a Smart Glass in the foreseeable future?
3·4 months agoThat’s just straight up not a good future.
Dude, I’ve been so confused and bored with nothing to do that Ive considered some kind of electro-magnetic anomaly. My electrical system is old as shit. But I have it rigged to high powered modern electronics. Eventually I gave up on it and figured it’s probably something mundane and gave up on figuring it out or honestly caring. It’s one fork. Big deal. Honestly at this point if it’s kids in the matrix trying to communicate with me, that’d be great lol. But I probably just didn’t notice I smashed it in the drawer.