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Call me Lenny/Leni

@ shinigamiookamiryuu @lemm.ee

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  • Pokéballs by far. They're like handheld guerilla reinforcements.

  • Do you know those supermagnets that can be found in old computer hardware? I take one of those, a particularly strong one, which my BF and his relatives found for me once during the advent of their metal detecting hobby. Good for things like getting stuff out of hard to reach places or determining the material of something, though I'm told it's not so good for those who have put their phone or credit card too close to my baggage. I even once took a toy out of a grocery store toy machine this way (screw the rigged crane, especially when you have a kid who just went through a tragedy).

  • Some contaminants don't wash. Certain kinds of bacteria, blood, etc. would be relatively more hazardous than, say, everyday filth. Ever hear of people complaining they can't get the faint smokey odor off of furniture they received from people who smoked in their living rooms? My home has (for guests) a specialized smoke room for this reason (think a bathroom but just for smokers, not for people who have to use the bathroom).

  • Now we know where all the TP went during covid.

  • What if there's no sink nearby?

  • Doesn't that come with its own issues of reusage though? I think they stopped promoting ShamWow due to these.

  • Two factor authentication.

  • My childhood was far from relatable. My birth parents were refugees and so set everyone up for a childhood that just began with us roaming around. I bonded the most with superiors because peers found me suspicious, especially with the hospitalization of a companion of mine who was popular which marked me as being on the receiving end of their survivors-guilt comments and comments on how my cultural group, disability, and relationship status provoke the side of society that sees people for the sum of their parts and not the content of their character (most commonly pertaining to my linguistic skills/history and interactive habits, which ironically would be the dividing line between me and AI). That cast the biggest shadow over my childhood; honorable mention goes to my family and the only two other friends I really had. Eventually I moved to inherit my grandfather's home, and that's when I consider my childhood to have ended without a doubt.

  • I have ten I could name and have named. The three that particularly would resonate with me are the idea I might still owe people things, there being less extreme ways of going about my issues, and the thought of what happens after death.

  • Have you not seen the episode of the Simpsons where Homer gets kicked out of Moe's tavern?

    Look up Guy Incognito.

  • Sleeping.

  • I'm doing good, though I spent the whole last 48 hours working on a tiny, tiny writing project so I could get it exact, and it might not even lead to anything. The things I do when I need to sleep.

  • I guess everyone is a lefty now.

  • The American president?

    When did this happen?

  • The rumor started with a few celebrities with their new age theories (from the same era that brought you "rock and roll comes from the devil", "Anne Frank didn't write her diaries", and "Elvis is alive but Paul McCartney is dead") and then it just kind of picked up because America isn't very pro-disability and gets alienated easily. Fortunately it has finally just about died down, but once in a while someone will bring it up.

  • GoodWill comes to mind. Their coattail riding off of literally anyone who isn't them is one of the reasons why I adopted a charitable modus operandi with the roles switched. There are three sides to GoodWill, being the gifters, the sellers, and the workers, and they all operate under a synergetic weave of false pretenses. They also ban people from shopping at GoodWill if they have a relative who works there because it brings up questions of nepotism and don't let workers buy any of their own stuff. So yeah, if we could get a law saying we can ban GoodWill managers from our own businesses, I wouldn't bat an eye.

  • From the way they said the prop was in "most of the scenes", I thought they were saying the prop was the norm, not the exception.

  • I've never heard that before, but I do know that protestors aren't very creative, which might be why they fail as much as they do.

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What's your favorite RPG maker game?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What's the greatest extent (as in the most amount of time) to which you've eaten something past its expiration date with the food still being enjoyable?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What actually is the deal with the concept of "projecting"?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    If there was a movie that represented you the most, what would it be?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    Where do the rural homeless near you live?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    How old is the oldest building in the town you live in?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What stands out the most about you?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What's the coolest thing you found while metal detecting?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What's the best wax-on-wax-off-style advice you've heard that you can attest as being helpful in certain situations?