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Cake day: September 5th, 2023

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  • This brought back a memory: two kids put laxatives in the school food at my school in 2004, same day that halo 2 was released and I had pre-booked it so I skipped lunch that day to go get it. A few students and I think two teachers who were the first to get to the cafeteria had already gotten toiled bound by the time I got back. And I think only three kids actually shat themselves. They cancelled school for the rest of the day and I was one of the few students in my age group who hadn’t eaten there so I just went home and had such a good time playing the game and laughing my ass off about the whole situation.









  • M137@lemmy.worldtopics@lemmy.worldNew Orleans City Park Botanical Gardens
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    27 days ago

    Should HAVE*

    I doubt you’re dumb enough to not realise “should of” makes no sense. It’s never “could/should/would of”, that should be obvious without anyone telling you why. When you’re speaking and it kinda sounds like “should of” you’re saying “should’ve”, the abbreviation of should and have. There’s no reason to make yourself look so dumb that you can’t comprehend basic grammar and spelling, it’s all very easy.






  • The latitude and longitude, height above sea level, atmospheric stuff like particles, moisture, and everything else in the air affect how the sunlight gets filtered. It’s the same as the temperature being different in neighbouring cities or even neighbourhoods but generally on a larger scale. Most things have an effect, even stuff like what kinds of plants there are in different countries can have an effect. Imagine a building with lots of rooms in a line with windows. Everything from curtains, every piece of furniture, where in the building it is and how hot and dry the air is inside each room will affect the light inside that room. Same with cities, countries and continents. There are so many things that can affect it, so inevitably all things together will end up giving different results.




  • M137@lemmy.worldtoMemes@sopuli.xyzSee their point
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    2 months ago

    Pretty sure this isn’t true for most people. I don’t listen to anything that I did as a teenager anymore. Sure, if I do hear some song from back then it’s nostalgic and I do put on a song now and then, mostly at parties when the topic comes up or you know others there would like it but it’s very much not part of my daily listening. And I feel the same kind of nostalgia for things I listened to in my 20s that aren’t part of my current tastes. But I never put on whole albums or playlists of just bands and songs from then. I’m certain that most of the music I listen to now would have been liked by my teenage self though, just hadn’t explored and expanded my taste and knowledge as much.

    And I feel people who only listen to stuff from their teens are kinda sad and I feel bad for them, they certainly have some trauma or other issues that make them stick to that and never want to explore both new music and themselves in what they might discover they like.