DudePluto

@DudePluto@lemmy.world

Formerly @DudePluto - migrated to help with server load.

Migrating soon to @DudePluto due to disagreements with lemmy.world’s implementation of Rule 1.

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DudePluto,

I have a huge problem with the Americans and Brits for this, they marginalise the fuck out if our dialect, make fun of it for being unitelligible

I mean I know you’re talking about the wider world and not just this thread, but you started the conversation by being disingenuous about Americans and their dialects. It’s kind of hard for people to take “I have a legitimate dialect” seriously when you just got done trashing half a continent’s worth of dialects

Maybe if we all broach the topic with a little more understanding, you and everyone will feel better about it. For example Appalachian English and Northern Ireland English are both dialects with their own rules of pronunciation and grammar. They’re both legitimate. But it’s not surprising they’d have trouble understanding each other because they have so little interaction. But with patience and mutual respect it can happen

DudePluto,

It’s hilarious that you’re downvoted because asking them to move has never failed in my experience. Given I’m in the Midwest and there’s the whole “Midwestern sensibility” stereotype, but I don’t think anyone here is different from anywhere else.

Most people who do this either don’t think about the fact they’re blocking the whole aisle or they don’t realize you want through. A simple excuse me will let them know

DudePluto,

Yes to making housing more affordable but also, for your consideration: have more orgies. You’ll feel a lot closer to your fellow community members

DudePluto,

Usually a polite ‘excuse me’ does the trick but some people actively pick a fight upon hearing that phrase.

Win-win situation. Either they step aside and apologize (only ever had this one happen), or they get rude and I get to unload all my pent up rage on some unsuspecting civilian without feeling bad about it. Like free therapy

DudePluto,

Seriously what the hell is going on in this thread. Think everyone should take a deep breath and realize that we all make mistakes and inconvenience each other sometimes, but most of us will also correct our mistake if it’s brought to our attention

DudePluto,

It was a joke dude

DudePluto,

At least lemmy has lots of mirrored communities so if one starts to suck you can go to a smaller one with the same topic

DudePluto,

Change your sort options. Your lemmy experience will change drastically depending on whether you’re sorting by hot, active, top, etc.

DudePluto,

Are these femboy cardiobunnies at gyms even in the midwest? Asking for anon

DudePluto,

No doubt there were plenty of gay men back then but were they widely accepted?

DudePluto,

Absolutely agree, got a big crush on Cap so I like to imagine he’s too tuned into the purest version of the 🇺🇸American spirit🇺🇸 to hate. But it is funny to suspend that and think about what if he was just a grumpy old man

DudePluto,

hell yeah

DudePluto,

Yeah a lot of people with tourettes have very subtle tics! One of my friends would nod his head and that’s the only outward symptom I ever noticed

What is a good hobby for a depressed person?

So i still have depression and im constantly bored, i feel like a loser who cant do anything right. I want to let my creativeness out, make something i can share with the world or family, but im probably dreaming too big. I cant stand being depressed and bored, it stinks, everyone tells me to work out but i lack the motivation...

DudePluto,

Yes! I struggle to motivate myself to stick with hobbies. I love photography, making art, writing - but often the motivation is just lacking. But cooking? I’m biologically motivated to cook (most days) so it’s easy to keep up with. All I have to do is save recipes and plan ahead just a little

DudePluto,

I always look at it as:

Critics judge craftsmanship. Audiences judge enjoyment.

DudePluto,

That scene at Medieval Times when Carrey does that great rendition of the fight music from Star Trek.

It’s always been interesting to me how relevant movies from the 90s and early 2000s make Star Trek seem at that time. Cable Guy and Wayne’s World both come to mind as movies that make multiple, occasionally obscure Trek references. I was born in 96 and watch a fair amount of Trek but it just doesn’t feel as relevant in my generation :/

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