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iglidante t1_j04au4t wrote
Reply to Are ticks growing claws now?! by KillaVNilla
I remember the first time I saw one of these. I think I Googled "tick with crab claws", and that got me to the answer via a bug forum I've long since forgotten.
iglidante t1_j04agpr wrote
Reply to comment by delicateflowerdammit in Are ticks growing claws now?! by KillaVNilla
It's a pseudoscorpion.
iglidante t1_j023kir wrote
Reply to comment by kubabooba in In defense of Wreaths Across America by tzedek
Bringing up BLM the organization is just an excuse to drag the cause in my opinion.
iglidante t1_j023ena wrote
Reply to comment by siebzy in Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
Well, props - I can't say the same, so I'll have to take your word for it.
iglidante t1_j01xj8e wrote
Reply to comment by kubabooba in In defense of Wreaths Across America by tzedek
Why do people keep bringing up BLM the organization as if discrediting it will in some way discredit the message that black lives matter?
iglidante t1_j01xbdw wrote
Reply to comment by Notmystationbro in In defense of Wreaths Across America by tzedek
>Tell me you’re an anti American liberal without telling me you’re an anti American liberal
There is nothing anti-American about being liberal, friend.
iglidante t1_j01x6fk wrote
Reply to comment by siebzy in Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
I guess a big part of what I mean is, do you really know all the roads in that area of the state well enough to know that the direction and distance are off? I could work it out eventually, but have no sense of what turns were taken to arrive at each. Presumably you can only go left or right at the intersection. Who knows what twisted path might land you at Paris in however many miles?
iglidante t1_j01tu4b wrote
Reply to comment by siebzy in Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
What makes you say that?
iglidante t1_iz6ndsx wrote
Reply to comment by xach in Best Place to Buy Outdoor Cast Iron Cookware? by DirgoHoopEarrings
Higher quality steel or iron does make a different sound when struck. Also, those older pans were shaped and cleaned up way more than today's sand-textured beasts.
iglidante t1_iz6gt8b wrote
Reply to comment by xach in Best Place to Buy Outdoor Cast Iron Cookware? by DirgoHoopEarrings
They're describing the physical properties of the material, not playing.
iglidante t1_iyf6wv5 wrote
I've seen photos of the bowling alley before, but I can't recall where. If what I saw was accurate, the place is nearly completely destroyed at this point.
iglidante t1_iye2lms wrote
Reply to comment by Yourbubblestink in I Called Jared Golden, Susan Collins, and Angus King today to express my support for railroad workers. I hope you call your reps, too! by Stunning_Ambition_16
That doesn't mean these workers shouldn't push for it.
iglidante t1_iye22py wrote
Reply to comment by fredezz in I Called Jared Golden, Susan Collins, and Angus King today to express my support for railroad workers. I hope you call your reps, too! by Stunning_Ambition_16
If you didn't intend for your comment to actually mean anything, why did you leave it?
iglidante t1_iy19u52 wrote
Reply to comment by brush_with_color in Panic Attack, me, ink on Bristol, 2020 by luxurymuck
I'm not sure why this piece prompted a dose of boomer humor, but okay I guess.
EDIT: It isn't that the "joke" was offensive or anything - it's just weird to see someone throw in a "kids are spoiled babies amirite?" barb out of nowhere. Like, of all the places to go, why was that your first stop?
iglidante t1_ixr6h4f wrote
Reply to It came out of nowhere by barrycarey
Auburn has the Walmart pole.
Portland has the Home Depot guardrail, which has been obliterated by trucks at least twice a year for the past five years.
iglidante t1_ix812pi wrote
Reply to comment by firesolstice in TIL: Morgan Freeman has suffered with paralysis in his left hand since he was left seriously injured in 2008 after his car flipped multiple times by JohnOfA
>The fact that family sue their own family is another reason for why the US is a dumpster fire. this culture of sueing for every little thing is frankly utterly stupid.
It isn't really like that in my experience. Often the situation is created by the insurance industry. You get injured, are on the hook for a six-figure sum, and your insurance forces a suit because they would rather claw the money from another party than pay it themselves.
iglidante t1_iwjceow wrote
Reply to comment by MrLonely_ in Rumford last night by LittleZedZed
It closed a couple of years ago, unfortunately. So, not so deluxe anymore.
iglidante t1_iuioixt wrote
Reply to comment by Dead_Optics in Russia strikes 18 targets, most of which are energy facilities by HarakenQQ
> By that definition every country who’s ever waged war are terrorists at which point the term losses it’s meaning.
I mean, if a country wages an offensive war against another country that hasn't first attacked them or an ally (so, there is no defensive component) - how can you say they are not acting as terrorists? War is fundamentally immoral for most people, barring specific exceptions.
iglidante t1_iuindqd wrote
Reply to comment by itchy_cheeseborn in “Lost”, me, oil paint, 2022 by PsychologicalPay3478
I looked this up but don't understand the reference.
iglidante t1_ith1tlw wrote
Reply to comment by marklarboogaloo in Republicans lying again... go figure by captd3adpool
The prices haven't gone up evenly in a way that would suggest a tax - because there wasn't a tax.
iglidante t1_isoauy2 wrote
Reply to comment by crushfield in TIL artist Salvador Dali illustrated a 1969 edition of Alice in Wonderland, with only 2,700 copies printed. It included twelve illustrations and a front-cover etching signed by Dali himself. Signatures of Dali can be spotted throughout, such as the melting clock found at the Mad Tea Party. by PianoCharged
iglidante t1_isoatma wrote
Reply to comment by BaronCapdeville in TIL artist Salvador Dali illustrated a 1969 edition of Alice in Wonderland, with only 2,700 copies printed. It included twelve illustrations and a front-cover etching signed by Dali himself. Signatures of Dali can be spotted throughout, such as the melting clock found at the Mad Tea Party. by PianoCharged
Honestly, his views were way more than eccentric.
iglidante t1_j06c8ek wrote
Reply to comment by KG4212 in Are ticks growing claws now?! by KillaVNilla
Thanks! I didn't even realize it was my day until I noticed the new badge.