Maybe they are confusing being a punk with liking punk music? There is still a huge overlap
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Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Brits will use anything other than the imperial measurements
2·5 days agoThe british pint though…
Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•[politics] in case you're not already rooting for Norway
51·5 days agoThey are more representative in some cases than others… for example, a royal house is not something people chooses*. A more extreme case goes for a long standing dictator. What can north Koreans do but pray to make it pass the minefield?
I doubt it. Steven Segal is busy trainin soldiers in russia
Ultra pure slow melting… ok… it melts just like regular water
I wish there was a verdion with better quality
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Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Chilling reminder of how people thought in 1923
3·14 days agoI’m a little puzzled here… this is a shitpost community, but the picture feels very real… is there a joke here that im not getting, or i can freely piss on the americans because of this?
It’s difficult to get shot in texas when you aren’t in texas… you could still get shot from texas i guess
You americans can always crawl back to the king of england and ask for forgiveness
Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•3 guys are sitting by a fireplace. 2 of them have a proposition for the third
4·16 days agoTried this smore thing… way to ruin 2 great things
Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•And the good news is she got the job
15·18 days agoErin macmillan, according to people in the internet
Good luck my dude or dudette
“But im not going to hell alone, right buddy?”
I was thinking “it cant be that bad”
An article on tokyo apartment sizes and layouts
Relevant part:
Tokyo’s micro-apartments are famous worldwide. Some studios are under 20 m² (215 sq ft) – indeed, over 1.4 million households in Tokyo live in homes smaller than 19.7 m² (212 sq ft)! These tiny units often feature a single multi-purpose room, a unit bath (compact modular bathroom), and a small kitchen. In extreme cases, a few tens of thousands of Tokyo residents live in spaces around 10 m² (≈107 sq ft) – essentially a single room without much extra space, measuring about 95 sq ft of usable area. Due to the high population density and limited space in large cities like Tokyo, these compact living solutions have become common, especially for many young people and single professionals.
In any case, <20 m² is the lower end of the distribution. The lower end in my country has to build favella like living places.
Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•This is peak graphics and I'm not joking
4·19 days agoAh, my mistake. I thought it was from the late levels of redemption, but it must be bloodlines.
In redemption (MP) you choose a map and the host acts practically as DM, spawning enemies and loot as the other players crawl through the dungeons. It’s overly complicated, but an interesting proposal.
There is a good chunk of items that you wouldnt normally find in the SP (weapons with special stats, weapons for humans) which makes me think that they had a bigger idea of how the MP should work.
Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•This is peak graphics and I'm not joking
7·19 days agoWait, for real? That cat has more polygons than Christophe’s sword.
I love that game.
Totally unrelated, but that game has one of the weirdest multiplayers i have seen. It feels closer to a D&D session than a MP
You decide if this is relevant or not, the dude asking for the church is called “building caves” in spanish, or “opening caves” if you prefer due to context
Siegfried@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Police have finally released a sketch of the main suspect accused of defacing the reflecting pool.
51·22 days agoAI is bad, and you are bad aswell
Thank you for your service O7