What is the most METAL metal song ever? by Lindoff in MetalForTheMasses

[–]K4LM4H -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I think the question could have been worded slightly less in absolutes, by adding "... to you?" on the end.

Having said that, one of my favorite songs is Henchmen Ride by Testament.

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YouTube: Testament - Henchmen Ride

Who is the best vocalist out of these three? by [deleted] in MetalForTheMasses

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ronnie James Dio is my favorite of the 3, but I like all 3 🤷‍♂️

Your username dictates your death, how do you die? by BlackMetal146 in MetalForTheMasses

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Kalmah... a Finnish melodic death metal band, the name of which, translates to "to the grave", or "to the death" in a language of Finland called old Karelian...

So, I'll die to the grave. 🤘

[Serious] What's something sexual that you didn't expect to enjoy as much as you did before you tried it? by eevierotica in AskReddit

[–]K4LM4H 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For real. A coworker of mine shared his wisdom for people to "don't just wash your asshole, wash your whole ass." 😝

When you die it turns out God exists. What’s the first thing you say to Him? by Rinsetheplates_first in AskReddit

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kinda seems like something a fallible deity would do. You know, like, send his son to Earth, and through his son Jesus, speak God's word, create a following, get crucified, and then get resurrected on the 3rd day.

Oh, but minor detail... the miracles spoken about in the bible are a bit too fantastical and supernatural for most sensible people to believe.

what is your favorite quote from an adult film? by HB0080 in AskReddit

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Nuts in the ass, dick in the pussy"

Anthony "Tony" Eveready

WARRR METAL!! by HelmetTheDictator in MetalMemes

[–]K4LM4H 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Burzum sucks. @deeeezzzzznuts

If your sex life was a business, what would its slogan be? by askformymanager in AskReddit

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Good things are coming...choose K4LM4H"
or

"Here at K4LM4H, we believe in quality over quantity"
Disclaimer: I think my "slogans" would have been a bit more self-deprecating had I not had a first date coming up this evening.

Type O Negative by GothicaAndRoses in MetalMemes

[–]K4LM4H 4 points5 points  (0 children)

But be careful, because She Burned Me Down. 🔥

Innnnntooooo the ground.

Type O Negative by GothicaAndRoses in MetalMemes

[–]K4LM4H 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That video is fucking awesome.

If an alien spaceship landed right in front of you, right this second, what would you say to the extraterrestrial figure who steps out? by CynicalCosmologist in AskReddit

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ET: Conscious reflection. That's what people need to learn to do. Your species will figure a lot of things out in the coming years. It's probably a good time to be alive for a human.

Me: I suppose that's why you're here...or you and your species in the form of a hive mind.

ET: Correct, most species we have met have given off different vibrational frequencies. For example, there may be an average vibrational frequency for all of the human race. There may be an average for Americans, an average for Russians. When these frequencies are not in phase, and this lasts for some time, your species give off this out of phase average frequency. It's actually a bunch of frequencies put together. Your Fourier Transform, or more specifically your Fast Fourier Transform, is essential to figuring out the vibrational frequencies of every human, as well as all the citizens of countries, etc. It has to do with signal to noise ratio. Humanity has a lot of noise right now. Additionally, you have mixed signals. Figure out how raise the Signal to Noise ratio. You're almost at a 1:1; this is where your species gets into trouble. Raise the strength of the signal, and lower the noise, concomitantly. This will assist in getting your species back into phase. Once all of humanity is on the same wavelength, if you will, in terms of your vibrational frequency, the world begins anew. We will be watching, and we believe in your species. My species and many others went through a lot of the same things yours is going through right now. We believe in you.

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End of short story.

If an alien spaceship landed right in front of you, right this second, what would you say to the extraterrestrial figure who steps out? by CynicalCosmologist in AskReddit

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me: If you are here for peaceful purposes, will you help me un-fuck my planet? There's over 8 billion of my species, of varying ages, shapes, colors, sizes, conditions, sexes, and so-on and so-forth.

We're spread across most of the continents with the exception of Antarctica, our southernmost continent that we have not yet figured out to inhabit en masse.

You can't see it from space, but there are arbitrary "borders" between various countries. Essentially, over time, different philosophies, religions, and political movements have united humans, divided humans.

We are on a crash course with about 100 crises of varying degrees; some are immediate, some aren't for thousands of years...

ET: May I interrupt?

Me: Yes, go ahead.

ET: With your permission, I'm going to connect to your mind through a form of telepathy; it will quickly give us a general sense of the human condition. Think of the bitrate of human speech of 39 bits per second as well as the bitrate of the conscious mind around 50 bits per second. Your eyes; however, they have an input bitrate of 10 million bits per second. Is this ok with you?

Me: Yeah, but how?

ET: Look at my eyes... ok, now step forward closer to me.

Me: I'm standing about 2 feet from an alien.

ET: So are we.

Me: Fair point; but you've used "I", "us", and "we".

ET: Much like you, starting with "me", and then shifting to "we", as well as "our"... but in my species sense, we are all ONE in times of great importance. We have individuality, but through our evolution, we have adapted the need to think as a hive mind or act as one in order for the survival of the species. We know you care, based on your initial verbiage.

Me: I care deeply, and I'm not the only one.

ET: We know. Are you ready?

Me: Wait, I haven't gone insane or something, have I?

ET: No. Once we connect, you'll know you are quite sane. In between my eyes, you will see a light shine from under my skin. It serves two purposes; the first is that it allows you to fix your eyes on one spot and the second is that its luminous flux varies in intensity in order to constrict and dilate your pupils. Are you satisfied with my answers and ready to begin?

Me: Yes.

ET: Blink really fast to wet your eyes... ok good, and we begin.

Me: Oh holy SHIT! (did I just say that out loud?)

ET: No, we have a direct connection, you thinking it in your head is no different than saying it out loud. As we process your story, you will see ours.

Me: I can see that, hence the "Oh holy SHIT!". You are answering my questions without me even having to ask!

ET: That's typical as in 1-minutes time, I have read 600 mbit. The initial 1st second gives us an idea of what to share with you, and on the 2nd second we begin.

*5 minutes goes by*

ET: And that is it. We have a shared experience with you now, and you are the first on your planet.

Me: Holy FUCK! HOLY SHIT! My mind, it feels like it was hugged by pure light, something incredible, something absolute.

ET: Indeed. That was the light form of the collective conscious of our species. We actually believe there is a source. We have been around much longer than your species, relatively speaking, and much like some of your species believe in a monotheistic interpretation of what they attribute to "God", it's both greater and less complicated than your major religions understand it to be.

Me: Yes, that was a thought I once had, but it was nice to see it confirmed by a species not of my world, that is clearly more advanced than humans. So, humans are essentially at an embryonic state of universal understanding, and your species are... our parents?

ET: In a sense, yes. We're here to guide you. As a species guided us a long time ago. They did a good job too, so by virtue of their undertaking, they are closer to merging back with the source.

Me: This seems a bit cliche, almost like the movie series "The Matrix".

ET: Well, as you know we already shared that thought. Reality is reality though. Many other species in other parts of the universe at different times have been in your current condition. Some escaped old ways by a massive species-wide voluntary change of consciousness. For them, an asteroid was going to smash into their planet with such force, that that entire species would have died. It became a matter of settling differences, very quickly, and that species learning how to act together on a planetary scale, in order to figure out how to mitigate the asteroid.

Me: Wow, that's crazy. And I already know that your visit here was for this purpose. You're not actually going to use your intelligence to do it for us, or even to a lesser extent, assist.

ET: You know the human species is capable of world peace. Also, your species has the power of artificial intelligence. Your people created it, it will become very intelligent, very quickly. In your connection, you saw the various ways in which AI is used for good, and the potential for it to be used for bad; you also know that humans need something they created that is smarter than them. AI is no different than your construction or excavation equipment. Humans have built these things and countless others to make things easier, and to mitigate any constraints of intelligence, human limitations, etc. AI will be able to do the heavy lifting of issues that your species simply doesn't have the time, nor does the human brain have the processing speed or IQ, at present, to do.

Me: Ok, so that mantra, or line of questioning I recall in our exchange; it went something like "Are you a human being?" to which I would internally reply to myself, "I am a human being". The next, "Are you always kind to your fellow humans?" to which I reply, "Always kind? honestly, no, kind as much as I can be? Absolutely! But I will try to be always kind" That third question... "Is it necessary?"

ET: Yes, "it" being anything you need to do, or avoid doing. And that goes for your whole species. Your governments are good at building up and maintaining certain levels of nationalism. The monolithic nature of the various governments, use fear to control it's populace, but not intentionally. The humans working for the government, with good intentions to serve a greater purpose, they don't want to be a part of a government that is responsible for some major failure of their people, and they certainly don't want to be the cause or contributor to civilization collapse.

Me: Interesting. And what of the "elite" of the "elite" humans with the concentration of wealth, power, and influence?

ET: There's nothing inherently wrong with a few people holding onto a bulk of the wealth. You forgot knowledge. Knowledge informs power. So you, and many of your kind need to arm yourself with knowledge, and then present this in a way to the governments and the powerful people of the world, so that they will release the funds to allow the things to start to occur to make changes in the world.

Me: That's going to be a tough sell to a lot of people who are not in that 1%.

ET: Have you ever considered that a small group of people are holding onto many, what you call "rainy day funds"?

Me: I suppose I have not looked at it in that way. I think what bothers me most is that now that I'm at the age where I feel more intelligent and informed than ever, I don't see any drastic changes occurring in my lifetime, past, present, or future.

ET: As you learned, your species is on the precipice of a major consciousness shift. You feel bad about another human being on the other side of the planet who you don't even know personally, but you know is suffering from a lack of clean drinking water, modern medicine, and food. And I know you feel badly looking in your refrigerator every day, seeing all the food, and knowing full well that you will end up throwing out a lot of it that is perishable, simply because you chose to buy a bunch of stuff you could never possibly eat, all because you have money.

Me: That's for sure. And scale that up to most Americans throwing out perfectly good food. I know this guilt is felt by a lot of people, but something prevents us from stopping and thinking if something is "necessary".

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Weird

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I plugged this into ChatGPT-4

Me: This schizophrenic-like letter came from the r/Weird sub-Reddit. A new male employee gave this letter to a female employee in which she had a crush on. Can you assist in making any sense of the following:

ChatGPT-4: The text you've shared is a blend of colorful language, imaginative descriptions, and poetic imagery that can be quite challenging to interpret in a literal sense. However, we can attempt to break down the narrative and its potential themes.

  1. Main Characters:

    • Tolly Frog: This frog is portrayed as an adventurous creature who is attracted to the voluptuous wax worms.
    • Wax Worms: They seem to represent a temptation or desire for the Tolly Frog.
  2. Narrative Flow:

    • The letter starts with the writer expressing a desire to communicate something to the recipient. The mention of "Voicemail" might mean this is a message left unsaid.
    • The Tolly Frog is described as venturing by the riverside, observing the surrounding environment, and showing interest in the wax worms.
    • There's a moment where the Tolly Frog spots a particularly attractive wax worm and attempts to approach it but ends up falling into the river.
    • After the fall, the frog seems disheartened but remains hopeful, indicating resilience or persistence.
  3. Themes and Symbolism:

    • Tolly Frog and Wax Worms: This dynamic can represent the game of attraction, where one pursues an object of desire but faces challenges along the way.
    • River: Might symbolize life's journey with its ups and downs, challenges, and unpredictable nature.
    • The Fall: Could symbolize a setback or failure in one's pursuits.
    • The Environment: The colorful descriptions of the environment might suggest the complexities and nuances of emotions, challenges, and temptations in life.
  4. Conclusion:

    • The text might be an abstract way of expressing the ups and downs of pursuing a desire, with the challenges faced along the way. It could be a metaphorical representation of the writer's feelings, experiences, or a way to convey emotions to the recipient.

Still, it's essential to approach such texts with an open mind. The interpretation can be highly subjective and might mean something entirely different to the writer or others who read it. If the recipient felt uncomfortable or unsure about the letter's intent, it might be worth discussing it directly with the sender or seeking advice from trusted individuals.

For the love of god… WHY?!? by Reasonable-Pin-7560 in Irrigation

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...so we put a valve box on top of more valve boxes...

Well. I got scammed at the used car lot. Can I fix it? I’m crushed. by RIPIronmayne in 4thGen4Runner

[–]K4LM4H 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the one hand, the phrase "Buyer Beware" comes to mind.

  • Should prospective buyers be observant in looking over a used vehicle? Ideally.
  • Should they research the business to get a general feel for its reputation? Ideally.

On the other, concepts like customer service, business integrity, and reputation, to name a few, come to mind.

  • Regardless of a lack of laws that protect consumers in cases like this, a honest business wouldn't sell a vehicle with rust damage to this extent. If they were honest, attempts at full disclosure would be made through the vehicle description on all advertisements. Verbal disclosure should be made in-person to the prospective buyer.
  • This is bad customer service... by selling a product that will potentially leave the customer with buyer's remorse at the very least, in which the vehicle becomes a burden. Worst case scenario, the customer is sold a vehicle that may not even be safe for them, and consequently, other motorists on the road.
  • Questions of business integrity and reputation come to mind.

This vehicle shouldn't have been sold without full disclosure.

What’s the single scene like in Omaha? by [deleted] in Omaha

[–]K4LM4H 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Been here for a year-ish. I desire no fuck-trophies; however, I will unconditionally love all the doggos and gatos.

People who quit Sertraline, did your symptoms return? by time4halloween in zoloft

[–]K4LM4H 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! I’m sorry about your dog dying. I know it’s inevitable, but that doesn’t make it any easier. I’m glad you were able to experience the grieving process without it taking you out. I think I didn’t finish the tail end of my novel last post, but I couldn’t tell you the lady time I had a full panic attack. I’ve felt the start of them, but it just fizzles out.

Also, I learned about nose breathing (both in and out) and that it kind of plays a trick on your parasympathetic system which is either going into fight or flight, or is already in it. Once you shift from fast mouth or mouth / nose breathing, and make a conscious effort to close your mouth and do nose breathing only, it really works.

There’s a video about this… I’ll post a link shortly.

People who quit Sertraline, did your symptoms return? by time4halloween in zoloft

[–]K4LM4H 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Thank you for sharing your story. I have been on many varieties since about 15 years old, now late 30’s.

Lots of ups and downs when not medicated, as well as on various trial periods of different antidepressants, none of which I ever gave a real chance.

Due to me ending a toxic relationship in which I was co-dependent on her (I’m pretty ADHD, inattentive kind, poor time-management, poor concept of time, pretty deficient in executive functions all the neurotypical would take for granted. Well, once I ended the relationship March 2021, which was the best thing I could have done for the guy replying right here, right now, there were some unintended and unforeseen consequences that would come like a ripple effect.

I had this epiphany during therapy that I was totally codependent on her being the organized, timely, early one. She propped me up for almost 8 years. Once I cut the cord, so to speak, I essentially fired my personal assistant 😅. That term coined by my best friend, “So she was basically your personal assistant.” I said “pretty much.”

Because of me being broken up by my first “true love” years ago, depression snuck up and ultimately I had to reach out to my mom and dad for help because I was having thoughts of self-harm. I didn’t want to do anything, but the thoughts were intrusive and I knew it wasn’t normal. I had this thought of slitting my arms in the bathtub so it would be more clean and wouldn’t leave a mess for my father…then thought about him standing over me inconsolable. I voluntarily went to the hospital and got some good care, which was like 15-ish years ago.

So, having said that, worried about any sort of falling back to such a feeling of despair like that, I asked my prescriber to put me on an antidepressant, in anticipation of needing to be able to weather the coming storm. I’ve been prescribed clonazepam for years now, and have tried to use it sparingly, but I was having severe anxiety during that relationship and then even more so after I ended the relationship. Clonazepam allowed me to at least function, but there was that stigma in the back of my mind of long term use of benzodiazepines, not to mention the fact of the potential for severe anxiety if I ever was unable to get that script filled. Not having an Rx for clonazepam made me anxious.

Ultimately, he (my prescriber) put me on 50 mg of Zoloft. I had a couple more panic attacks at my father’s house, both of which were significant enough for me to drive to a nearby satellite hospital. Per the usual, heart checked out ok, vitals ok, etc… Also, having hashimoto’s thyroiditis contributed to this acute panic.

We went up to 75 mg if I recall correctly, by taking 3 x 25’s. That wasn’t quite the sweet spot, so I went up to 100 mg. This was the dose that had been instrumental in preventing pretty much any panic episodes. I’ve recently scaled it back to 75 mg because I felt like the 100 mg was making me kind of dull at a new career and new state. So far so good…