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spittingimage

@ spittingimage @lemmy.world

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  • 67 hours. After a full day of work, my wife and I hopped an international flight to Europe. There were two layovers, including a 6-hour one in Dubai. I tried to sleep on the longest leg of the flight, but with my restless wife on one side and a restless stranger on the other, I couldn't. Once we landed and reached our AirBnB, I announced I was going to take a desperately needed nap. My wife stood at the bedside staring at me until I gave up and we went for a walk to see Prague.

    Dreamed of seeing that city for half my life, but it was a couple of days before I was capable of enjoying it.

  • My New Business

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  • I think you're onto something there.

  • Is it better to give misinformation or give none at all?

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  • Can you name even one example of a situation where it was better to give misinformation?

  • My New Business

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  • I'm pretty curious about the contents of other people's junk drawers. Maybe not subscription curious, but I understand the urge.

  • Are you sure you want to almost destroy the ship? Yes/No

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  • I always wondered why they didn't have a backup computer. Or emergency lighting. Or UPS batteries for life support.

    And why they tested unproven technologies on the Federation's flagship with 200 families on board.

  • Is it normal to feel attacked and attack when argue on the internet?

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  • The solution is that we behave civilly and respectfully to each other.

    Is it an achievable solution? Because I have no idea how we could make that happen.

  • Do you think it's okay to not have an opinion on something?

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  • It's fine to not have an opinion. It's even fine to have an opinion and keep it to yourself. No-one has the right to an argument with you, after all.

  • What seemingly random thing do you vehemently hate?

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  • When people let their phones ring endlessly. For God's sake - either answer it or mute it, don't just ignore it!

  • What seemingly random thing do you vehemently hate?

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  • Especially when I have socks on.

    Living dangerously there, aincha?

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    How do you know you aren't smart?

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  • Last week I moved the cheesegrater so I could look behind it... for the cheesegrater.

  • What specific traits or habits do people close to you recognize that would reveal an impostor trying to mimic you?

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  • Well, I shoot myself in the head a lot. It's a habit I'm trying to -- whoops! There I go again.

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  • What do you think of me eating the last of the chocolate when my SO used the last of the milk?

  • For those who work at night... Do you have any problems to falling asleep and waking well rested during the day?

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  • I certainly did. Rarely managed to get more than 5 - 6 hours sleep, spent half my time in an exhausted daze.

  • Sheep eating

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  • The time to post this was a week ago.

  • If time were able to get tangled in knots, how do you imagine experiencing the knots would be like?

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  • Get killed in the background of Attack of the Clones like everyone else!

  • If time were able to get tangled in knots, how do you imagine experiencing the knots would be like?

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  • I've been downvoted by someone who wants to have sex with their time-clone! Or possibly a kinky Lower Cretaceous butterfly.

  • If time were able to get tangled in knots, how do you imagine experiencing the knots would be like?

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  • Well, I imagine rule 3 of time travel will apply.

    • Don't change the outcome of WWII.
    • Don't kill your grandfather.
    • Don't have sex with your self from another point in your personal timeline.
    • Don't add yourself into background scenes on the Death Star in Star Wars.
    • Don't step on butterflies in the Lower Cretaceous period.

  • Why do masks make people so angry?

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  • Isn't it about five years too late to be asking this question?

  • What's the longest you've ever had to wait in line to vote? Where in the world?

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  • About an hour. New Zealand. Things weren't well-organised that day.

  • A 7 day workweek becomes the global standard. How do you cope?

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  • By changing the global standard.