This joke is older than the internet but it still makes me laugh.
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Double the trauma, double the… fun?
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto Classic Rock: A Journey Through Timeless Music@lemmy.world•Missing Persons - Walkin In L.A. (1981)English2·9 days agoWoke up with this song stuck in my head last week. It was awful. I hate this song.
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto Sid Meier's Civilization - old community@lemm.ee•[META] Future of this community, as lemm.ee will shut down at the end of JuneEnglish2·10 days agoI would vote to create a new community. I haven’t posted anything because I won’t be buying civ7 until they remove denuvo from the game. Once that happens, I’ll happily contribute.
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Fake It Till You Make It? Builder.ai’s $1.5B AI Scam ExposedEnglish12·10 days agoNo link, just an image.
You kids with your fancy “tapes!” In my day we had to watch whatever the hell was on the three or four channels we could pick up with the rabbit ears, and we were damn glad to have it!
Once a year they’d show a Bond movie or Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, or maybe even that Willie Wonka movie. Such an event!
VCRs didn’t exist until I was a young adult. Doggone spoiled kids!
robolemmy@lemmy.worldBanned from communityto Canada@lemmy.ca•The Fight Over Forced Rehab | Canada’s nightmarish opioid crisis has renewed calls for involuntary drug treatment. Does the government have a right to force users to get help?English16·13 days agoSpeaking as someone who worked in drug rehab for a couple of soul-crushing years, forced rehab has a very, very low “success” rate (defined as staying clean for one year). Even for voluntary enrollees, there was only a 24% success rate, but the involuntary DOC diversions were well under 10%.
robolemmy@lemmy.worldBanned from communityto Canada@lemmy.ca•Tour de France is coming. How are we watching it?English1·14 days agodeleted by creator
robolemmy@lemmy.worldBanned from communityto Canada@lemmy.ca•Tour de France is coming. How are we watching it?English4·14 days agotiz-cycling should work just fine in Canada
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto The Onion@midwest.social•Mars fans anticipate trading only known habitable planet for world where any unprotected human would immediately perishEnglish9·16 days agoProbably safer and might be easier.
Honestly, i was just referencing Battlestar Galactica.
All this has happened before and it will happen again
Im up for it, if you’re ok with playing bg3 with an old (liberal) dude.
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto You Should Know@lemmy.world•YSK: In 2016, two oil brothers attempted to purchase the entire US Congress. They spent more money than Republicans and Democrats combined. English21·22 days agoOne of them is dead, so his security is perfect. I’m hoping the other one ups his security game real soon now (due to natural causes, obviously).
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto memes@lemmy.world•Alternatively: finding out the playlist you've been listening to is AI.English5·23 days agoMost or all of the GMO crops will both pollinate and germinate. The requirement to buy new seed is legally enforced, rather than a biological necessity.
There have been cases already where pollen and/or seeds have blown into neighboring fields and hybridized with non-GMO crops. At least one grower has been sued by Monsanto for harvesting and selling Roundup-ready soybeans that were hybridized that way.
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto memes@lemmy.world•Alternatively: finding out the playlist you've been listening to is AI.English15·23 days agoThat’s true, as far as it goes, but the amount of phenylalanine created is incredibly minute and is matched by other, “natural” foods. In the vast majority of people, the body quickly metabolizes excess phenylalanine. The only genuinely well-documented danger is for people with phenylketonuria, because they have a genetic variation that breaks that ability to metabolize.
Last I checked, which was admittedly years ago, the studies that showed direct harms were flawed, not statistically significant, or have not been repeatable. The early studies that led to its ban in the EU used absolutely massive doses of aspartame, well beyond what you could possibly ingest in a day.
I’m not saying it’s safe for sure but it’s safer than obesity or massive doses of sugar on a regular basis.
robolemmy@lemmy.worldto memes@lemmy.world•Alternatively: finding out the playlist you've been listening to is AI.English21·24 days agoIn dietary terms, literally nothing is wrong with it. There are economic concerns because the business model is to patent (copyright?) the GMO stuff and force growers to buy seed every year, instead of saving seed from each harvest. There’s also some concern that really successful GMO crops, such as Roundup-ready corn, will dominate planting and become a monocrop which could lead to massive crop loss if a blight or other disease evolves to target that particular strain.
The other things in the picture vary between probably-but-maybe-not-harmless (aspartame), definitely harmless (MSG), to actually helpful (fluoride and Prozac).
Bottom line: the meme, when interpreted correctly, implies that pop songs are generally good but somewhat artificially manipulated.
Does CustardFist make the smartest dumb comics on the web, or the dumbest smart comics?
Either way… f’kin lol
E B Farnum’s monologue in Deadwood. It was completely unexpected from both the actor and the character. It was a genuinely amazing piece of acting.