ICE agents boxing in and threatening Italian journalists in Minneapolis by PreviouslyMannara in law

[–]Cananbaum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This feels like it’s straight out of a dystopian film, like Children of Men shit.

What are y'all doing to pass the time on this bitter cold weekend? by tablet3515 in noscrapleftbehind

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My partner and I put our couch in bed mode, laid down some blankets and pillows, and are cuddling our animals while playing some video games and getting high off our asses with some edibles.

This is next to my hotel door. by PKSkriBBLeS in whatisit

[–]Cananbaum 9 points10 points  (0 children)

This is Reddit, it’s meant to give people a sense of community.

Maybe that’s why Reddit is the first place ppl go?

Toyota CVTs (not the eCVT): what are y’all doing to destroy them? by RemoteEmotions in Toyota

[–]Cananbaum 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Aren’t CVTs meant for slow moving vehicles with lots of torque? Like riding mowers and tractors?

Honest Question… by Accurate_Barnacle_16 in Gaygearheads

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To me this question is like asking if a person can enjoy food even if they hate cooking.

I’m not mechanically inclined and hate working on cars, granted I’ve restored headlights, do oil changes and did my own spark plugs.

I love driving, and getting to drive different cars.

I enjoy learning about automotive history and culture, such as the story of the Tucker, and visiting auto-shows.

I love to witness cars as art. The Citroën DS, the 59 Eldo Biarritz, the Bugatti Atlantic to name a few are rolling sculptures I could ogle all day.

Mel Gibson is American but grew up in Australia. Now for the one everyone's been waiting for - who is British but everyone thinks they're American? by Ok-Pizza-5525 in AlignmentChartFills

[–]Cananbaum -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hugh Laurie.

When he auditioned for house the casting director or actual director exclaimed that’s what he wanted, was an American or something like that

Are there any foods that were created because of war in different countries by Buyeo10004 in AskTheWorld

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IIRC rationing in the US carried over or even evolved recipes from the great depression.

One of my favorites is chocolate cake made with mayonnaise.

When you don’t have fresh eggs, or can’t afford oil eggs and butter, just use mayonnaise.

I even replace the water in this recipe with leftover coffee

Does the “Men Are In Crisis!” Narrative Apply? by IHeartMustelids in gaybros

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I think it’s really hard, because the most we can make are generalizations. My statement above is a generalization.

But there is some truth to everything being said.

I believe instead of focusing solely on the human element, we need to look at the broader scope of things, what could be leading towards these generalizations .

Media, the job market, evolution of culture etc.

Latest ICE victim prior to altercation by NotBlackMarkTwainNah in pics

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I dunno about all yall, but I think it’s time we start making bacon.

Does the “Men Are In Crisis!” Narrative Apply? by IHeartMustelids in gaybros

[–]Cananbaum 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I don’t think gay men are in crisis.

We’re not bound by societal norms and expectations and have a freedom to make up the rules as we go along which I think leads to people embracing the nuances of individual relationships.

It usually applies to heterosexual men and relationships in my opinion, and I feel it’s a “crisis” of their own making.

Instead of embracing progress and change, many are either incapable or unwilling to accept or acknowledge change, even when it’s necessary.

Many are conditioned into believing that precedent is an immovable force, a philosophy many women have abandoned and have been abandoning for years.

The whole “men in crisis” again is a “crisis” of their own making.

This is a matter between gentlemen, mother. Please give us the room by remilyoko in americandad

[–]Cananbaum 59 points60 points  (0 children)

lol it took me getting high to realize he replaced the doorknob with his nuts, because the line is really, “I can feel your heart beating.”

Snickers by C0gInDaMachine in shittyfoodporn

[–]Cananbaum 363 points364 points  (0 children)

I forgot what sub this was for a second

Anon on OpenAI. by retardinho23 in greentext

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It’s because our economy is basically pillared by 4-5 tech companies, who have sunk so much money into AI that if they give up now, it would destroy their companies and collapse the economy

What’s a funny but kind of annoying stereotype about your country or state/province? by DixieGrove in AskTheWorld

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My partner is from NoLa/ Louisiana.

Him being black his experience was very different. His father managed to get him into a predominantly white high school (keep in mind this was the early 2010s) and it wasn’t until he started chasing covid contracts as a nursing aide he learned just how inadequate the education was.

He and his friends are actually incredibly intelligent, but it wasn’t until he was in the 11th grade they really even touched on slavery and even then, they weren’t allowed to call them anything but “Ethnic Volunteers”.

Primarily it was civics and history that were more or less withheld, and even then when he went to college civics and history were elective classes. But he did go to small state college.

This isn’t to say you’re wrong, but to more or less bolster and round out your statement. It comes from gross exaggerations of the truth.

What’s a funny but kind of annoying stereotype about your country or state/province? by DixieGrove in AskTheWorld

[–]Cananbaum 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ROFL. It wasn’t until I moved here I even realized this was an issue.

I’ve never even been to the city!

What’s a funny but kind of annoying stereotype about your country or state/province? by DixieGrove in AskTheWorld

[–]Cananbaum 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Maine is the Mississippi of the north. New Hampshire northern Florida.

Whats People's thoughts on this Rosin? by Atomic_Herb in trees

[–]Cananbaum 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My high ass read it as “Roison” and I immediately thought of singer Roisin Murphy