You reminded me of a Pennsylvania grocery store that finally got a license to sell new types or quantities of alcohol. But a food sale was required with each purchase, so of course they had something like 50¢ macarons next to the register!
Embarrassing
“No data“ it at that point
Neat. Would be interesting to see this per capita.
I am going to work on improving my language, and I will be mindful going forward. It’s a very deep habit, so please bear with me. Thank you for letting me know this is important for you.
Not too shabby!
Why would we have opioid receptors if we weren’t Made to opiate?!
Was just about to link you to this post!
In my post, I removed the link to the original thread after someone in this comment section forgot to attack the idea instead of the person. Tsk tsk, chilling effects when we do that!
RE: chilling: It’s hard to find an idea expressed yet which is not shared by others. Attack the person, and the opinion stays, but in the future it may be hidden from view. And that’s just not better for anyone.
Thanks for sparking a big discussion!
This comment would be more relevant a year down the line if perspectives shifted and users begged for sanitization, but:
Is it technically challenging or financially costly or otherwise problematic to mirror content to another subdomain, or domain mask or something? I thought of this after seeing oldsh.itjust.works:
try.itjust.works
leg.itjust.works
share.itjust.works
subm.itjust.works
(2 & 4 don’t work as well as the current split word)
No reply requested unless it seems like it would be fun/interesting to type one
The commenter themselves used big f potty word 😱
Must have goody two-shoes friends
It’s stayed true!
Doesn’t that 1950s(?idk) advice kinda work for some people?
“Demands” though that’s odd
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We did it, classic
my byproducts
Just might be my first time reading that phrase
Incredible. 74 sources on their latest piece and almost all Telegram, and some Facebook.
Key takeaways (@slaacaa@lemmy.world):
via that other site
Ditto @ByteOnBikes@slrpnk.net