lemsip

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on Maturing · c/lemmyshitpost · 6 pts · 118d

Darkweb markets get raided or rug-pull regularly.
People don't recommend specific markets, because they probably won't exist for long.
Instead, you'll get recommended to places like dread, so you can find the current 'least untrusted' markets yourself.

on we're cooked · c/lemmyshitpost · 37 pts · 119d

I don't follow US politics very closely, but the other day I saw the official whitehouse twitter account posted footage of them bombing someone, with wii sports 'nice shot' shit over the top.
These cunts have no concept of remorse, they're having fun and joking around.
Seeing that shit doesn't make anyone respect them, it makes us wish somebody did the same thing back to them.

I meant that using either non-gendered or gender-neutral pronouns should be fine and not considered as misgendering or degendering the user.

Deliberately misgendering/degendering somebody after knowing their pronouns is definitely an issue, but I feel like defaulting to something that applies to probably >99% of the population is ok if you don't know the person's preferred pronouns.

You got me! Bravo, sir.
I'm actually chronically on lemmy, and every couple of months I use this account to back up my various alts.
I now offer my mouth as a warm place for you to place your balls, as you are clearly more superior than I.

Don't worry about that dude, he's a sad, strange little man.
Almost all of his comments are these huge responses to arguments that he's started, where he tries to make himself seem 'logically superior' or some shit.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/memes · 2 pts · 333d

Australia. We don't even sell canned pumpkin here, so I'd have to make one completely from scratch. Not opposed to doing that one day though, just to see what the fuss is about.

on *Permanently Deleted* · c/memes · 2 pts · 334d

Sure, but I wouldn't put it on my vegetables.
Can't say if I'd like it on pumpkin pie without trying pumpkin pie.

(I do actually want to try pumpkin pie, but I've never seen one before)

on Anon likes a thing · c/greentext · 6 pts · 1y

I used to think the nazi edgelord stuff was kind of funny, because I found it absurd.
The idea that anyone acting like a nazi was 'actually' a nazi never crossed my mind, because I genuinely thought we as a species had collectively agreed that being a nazi is the closest thing to pure evil.
Oh how wrong I was.