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Hadriscus

@ Hadriscus @jlai.lu

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  • Pigeons live ‘at the edge of chaos,’ researchers confirm

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  • nothing mattered

    So pigeons are both chaotic AND nihilistic !

  • Goodbye my friend

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  • big hugs

  • Mrrrp

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  • Neat ! she lives inside ?

  • “Televised Nervous Breakdown”: CEO of Palantir Suffers a Bit of a Meltdown During Live Interview

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  • I'll listen to this guy when he finally gets an appointment at the hairdresser

  • Mrrrp

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  • aw. I'm melting.

    I had a boy with a weak back left leg, Pipo. He trained out the disability, so it was probably not as serious as whatever Honey Pie has. I made a litterbox with a step so he could climb in, but he didn't need it long. He also wasn't particularly vocal...

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  • It's a very common thing (polygamy) over here in Mayotte, parts of my inlaw family practice it. It comes from Islam. For reference, Islam as it is practiced here is quite a bit different than anywhere else, I'm not a scholar but my understanding is it's amalgamated with east african tradition in ways that sometimes seem antagonistic. For one, families are matrilinear and men go live with their wives upon marriage, in their house, on their land plots.

    In any case it's definitely a stormy topic. For one it's very entrenched in ways, and many wives roll with it seemingly by default. However, frequently it looks more like resignation than acceptance (that's my personal conclusion after a lot of observation and conversation with relevant people). The opposite (polyandry) is systematically (and immediately) dismissed by men upon my mentioning. So, my takeaway is it's definitely a power over women thing. "To the privileged, equality feels like oppression" right?

    As a regular, run-of-the-mill straight man, I love the idea of having multiple wives. But give it a couple seconds' thought and it just... doesn't stand to scrutiny. That means twice the financial support, twice the fatherly presence (which polygamous men in my environment almost all lack, unfortunately, that's also an observation made over many years)... and living with the knowledge that your first wife probably accepts it out of resignation (because it's likely to be ruled "lawful" by the local qadi in case you go and ask for a ruling). Is it worth some more pussy? I can understand that some men think this way. But I wouldn't

  • The real deal

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  • they stack eggs in 3D ?!

  • The real deal

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  • 144 ? is that 9 times 16 ? I'm trying to figure out the carton shape

  • Over what topic has someone argued with you the most on social media?

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  • Flat earth, lol. Or more acccurately : space, and our place in it. In retrospect, for most of these conversations I might have been really exchanging with bots. Who knows !I value my time more these days, but back then I discussed with perhaps a couple dozen people and out of these, a single one listened to me : it was on a publication by some "space" page, and the guy did not understand how stars did not appear to move in the sky if the Earth was really moving through space at 2 million 600 thousand kilometers per day. So I proceeded to give him an idea of the scales involved : the size of the solar system, of our galactic neighbourhood, etc. I left him with a bunch of links for science communication

    Btw : all of the flat earthers or otherwise flat spacers I encountered were from the US

  • The real deal

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  • wow, they sell eggs in powers of two ?

    edit do you routinely buy eggs by the hundreds ? is that 8 times 16 eggs ? 16 times 8 eggs ?

  • What would realistically happen if universal healthcare went into effect in the US and healthcare was no longer tied to jobs?

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  • There are also some really bad aspects to it,

    no. no there aren't

    propaganda got your brain

  • We should totally do that... one day.

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  • oh that's neat and very poetic

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  • Not trying to invalidate your feelings, but I have the exact opposite takeaway from Lemmy, as it stands. I wonder what weighs into producing such confronting experiences? If you could be specific and gather examples, maybe we could discuss it in less vague terms. I'm also kinda wary of sounding too serious when asking for hard data like this, and unwittingly contributing to the statistic. shit! reel me up I'm in too deep

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  • yea well you know what ? fuck amino acids !

  • Whats the most disgusting thing you've ever put in your mouth?

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  • Sioux City sarsaparilla ?

  • Whats the most disgusting thing you've ever put in your mouth?

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  • ahhh, but that's a delicacy ! I always buy a few slices when we go in town. With mustard it's fantastic

  • Whats the most disgusting thing you've ever put in your mouth?

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  • Jesus Carpenter's

    THE MAGGOT

  • Whats the most disgusting thing you've ever put in your mouth?

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  • this is how it starts

  • Introducing Critter!

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  • wow, he's astoudingly beautiful. Take good care. My cats bring me unspeakable joy too