It’s tin plated steel, akschyually 🤓
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I wear socks in crocs
setVeryLoud(true);@lemmy.caOPto Community Promo@lemmy.ca•electronicmusic - Discussion board for all things Electronic Music2·13 days agoThanks, I’ll add it to the post!
I had a direct link, but a fedilink is always better.
I’m so fucking sad about .jxl, it’s a better and more open format than webp, but Google refused to support it in Chrome due to corporate interests in webp, so it’s basically dead. Only Firefox supports it.
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Don’t fire OP, I like em 🥺
setVeryLoud(true);@lemmy.cato 196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•NASA Flight engineer Tracy Caldwell Dyson, 2010English27·26 days agoGood old fashioned book burning let’s gooooooo
Great write up, this highlights how powerful the way we use language can be, and why it’s important to consider the words and vocabulary we choose.
The way we use language affects the way we think, it reframes topics and normalizes ideas.
Patriarchal expressions are what we call “loaded”, similar to how calling an immigrant “alien” strips them of their humanity, or using the terms “blacklist” and “whitelist” reinforces “white good, black bad”.
Loaded language can be used accidentally, or strategically to convey a particular emotion, and language can equally be unloaded, such as in the case of “letting go” instead of “firing”, or “passed away” instead of “died”, it distances the concept from the underlying emotion.
Especially on the plateau
It would actually be 0 or more “r” characters.
You’re looking for Br.*dget
I feel like this picture was tailor made for me.
New CAH pack just dropped
It’s not that weird, we call it projection.
Indeed! I almost picked up a Quebec tartan scarf the other day, but instead went with an official RCMP tartan scarf.
Edit: actually I’m fairly certain it was this one or a variant thereof that I saw in the store: https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=3872
I get the reference!
Quebec tartan skirt? 🥺👉👈
“I can’t keep my dick in my pants when I see the shape of a woman’s crotch and it’s your fault”
It’s very shrimple! The hair grows from the brain, so pulling on hair affects brain regions associated with movement.
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