Faildini

u/Faildini@lemmy.world
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And that's just as a percentage of registered voters. Compared to a total percentage of the population it's more like a fifth of people who voted for Trump. It really is a small minority and a broken electoral system that got us into this mess.

on Tru · c/lemmyshitpost · 1 pts · 91d

As a Kansan I hear about half of these regularly.

on muscle memory · c/lemmyshitpost · 2 pts · 125d

Actually a deadlift with proper form heavily activates the lower back. That's pretty much what it's for, to strengthen your back. The whole posterior chain gets some activation, but the lower back gets the bulk of it.

on Behold. · c/memes · 2 pts · 203d

Adventure Time is like this too.

"Outdated" is pretty debatable. The fear is that once platforms are legally liable for user posted content it will lead to an environment of censorship. Anything the federal government (or indeed private entities) don't want talked about, they can simply tell social media companies to take down. Chances are the companies will comply because they don't want to deal with the potential consequences of litigation.

on A succulent meal · c/lemmyshitpost · 4 pts · 221d

I used to work at Boston Market, and there were definitely customers that would order a whole chicken just for themselves and eat it. Not every day or anything, but it wasn't rare enough to raise eyebrows either.

I'm just learning from this thread that we Americans have a reputation for small talk with strangers. For what it's worth, it's not really true in my experience. I never have cashiers or people I'm sitting next to on the bus try to engage me in conversation. Though it is true that smiling while interacting with people is considered polite.