Similar thought but it looked like a coke/mentos explosion scenario to me
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- miraclerandy@lemmy.worldtoAsk Lemmy@lemmy.world•What's the worst financial decision you've ever made?33·23 days ago
Bought a house with my ex and we were instantly house poor. We didn’t account for buying things for the house at all. Ended up selling and moving two years later at a loss even though we sold for a bit more than we bought it for.
- miraclerandy@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.world•Things that go buzz in the nightEnglish6·24 days ago
Every time I see something that says bees I immediately think of Arrested Development.
Beads. Bees? Beads! Beads?!
Came in there to say the same thing. Our girl is striking fear in any toilet she sits on
- miraclerandy@lemmy.worldtoNews@lemmy.world•US oil reserve hits 44-year-low amid Iran war, global energy shortage62·1 month ago
The biggest positive thing I hope comes from all of this nonsense is that the world uses this as a turning point to renewables that they can control domestically or within their own communities. Everyone running their own thermal, solar, or wind would be amazing.
- miraclerandy@lemmy.worldtoBrand New Sentence@lemmy.today•Some men are skipping showers before dates to embrace a new trend called pheromone-maxxingEnglish112·1 month ago
I’ve read my fair share of romance novels by women and it’s common to describe the main love interest as smelling like freshly clean laundry lol. Literally just show up clean with clean clothes on. It’s not more complicated than that.
- miraclerandy@lemmy.worldtoPC Master Race@lemmy.world•Witcher 3 devs actually used the game’s most popular mods for the remasterEnglish10·2 months ago
One of the mods I used for this game was the auto loot one that grabs anything within a certain radius and type so you don’t steal from people who’ll get mad. It definitely showcases my hoarding problem in games
That’s just extra electrolytes!
- miraclerandy@lemmy.worldtointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•Rebecca Sharrock, one of the only people in the world with Hyperthymesia She can remember virtually every single day of her life in vivid detail, including being in her crib at just 12 days old.1·3 months ago
This was a condition in a novel I read and it was described as a curse. The book was A Short Stay in Hell and the protagonist could remember every detail of his life and every day in the “hell” he was sent to. He would meet someone knew and within a few centuries they’d have every variation of conversation they could by remembering everything so they’d grow bored of each other and look for someone new.
I saw this in the Salt Lake Tribune. Looks like TP USA is setting up to sue the university for failure to protect him so they made the report to cover themselves.