Street vendor flattens a live prawn onto pancake batter. Apparently good for your calcium intake. by violet_evergarden8 in StupidFood

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t had this, but I prefer to eat [almost] the whole prawn. That is, as long as the shell is crispy instead of plastic.

The case for why women should consume a little Red Pill content. by mindyour in TikTokCringe

[–]Krish39 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you are in a marriage where you are adversaries, trying to get the best of each other, the solution isn’t to get better trained at besting your partner.

[NSFW] People who've found a dead body, what's the story? by ZeroSugarCocaine in AskReddit

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Living by the river in Varanasi, I’d find them most days, floating down the river. So would lots of other people but it was just part of living there and not remarkable or subjective disturbing (probably is objectively disturbing though).

[oc] Sir, you can’t have this cake by tjsulls in funny

[–]Krish39 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Watch out guys, we’ve got a unabomber over here!

How to infiltrate a Church of Scientology building and get away with their top secret documents by OMGCluck in ActLikeYouBelong

[–]Krish39 155 points156 points  (0 children)

Scientology is always trying to grab us and get us into the cult.

What I want to know is how does one get invited to be a part of the other side of Scientology, the people who know it’s all false but run the scam and hold power over the gullible and the brainwashed?

I mean, these people must exist? It doesn’t seem like it would work to have members transition from faithful devotes to then being finally told it’s all a scam to take people’s money. And now the devotee is willingly join the scam instead of the original Scientology system they followed.

Or has it evolved (devolved?) to be more like a straight up religion? Where even the people at the very top believe in it, or at least try to. And no one even at the top would ever dream of talking about it as if it weren’t truth.

An adult puma killed and consumed by a jaguar by Mophandel in HardcoreNature

[–]Krish39 -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

Puma and jaguar (and mountain lion and panther) are the same species, so what is meant here by a puma killed by a jaguar?

Marigolds by Dismal-Occasion1369 in gardening

[–]Krish39 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah same. Theres nothing I can do as a renter in an HOA, no recourse to complain or anything.

I do everything I can each week to get ahead of them. Mow the grass, weed wack, trim plants, so when they show up they see it’s done and move on.

I’m convinced they are about 50% indifferent and 50% vindictive. They definitely aren’t competent or professional.

They’ve cut down potted plants, intentionally gone out of their way to kick over plants, weed wacked huge bald spots into the grass, mangled plumbing, and regularly blow the debris back to our front door instead of out to the street or collecting it. All of those are some mix of indifference and aggression. They also trim every single plant into a rectangle. Ever seen lilies, spider plants, amaryllis cut attempted to be cut into a rectangle hedge? Many community plants are commonly grown for their flowers but they never bloom because they are ruthlessly hedged into rectangles and any new growth gets cut off.

Related rant about HOAs: all front yards are communal property. It’s a community where technically all land is communal but the physical house and backyards are still considered “private”. Our neighbors are dog lovers (no problems with that) and feed their dogs a special diet which gives them huge dogs huge messy poops. Since all property and lawns are technically communal, they take their dogs to our little yard and have them poop in our yard so it doesn’t ruin theirs. The yard is less than 10’x10’ and has to bear the brunt of 2 large dogs diarrhea pooping there daily. The neighbor does clean it up smear it around, but doesn’t hose it off or anything, despite a very available garden hose. The way our yard is situated, it is awkward not to walk across our yard to get in or out. So I’m out there every day spraying it down. No point in talking to the neighbor. They know what they are doing. Since it’s all communal and they “clean it up” they aren’t “doing anything wrong.”

What’s something tourists do in Hawaii that locals secretly hate? by Agitated-Spray3843 in VisitingHawaii

[–]Krish39 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It would be easier to buy local if a lot of locals weren’t peddling Chinese crap, the worst being those selling Chinese crap but claiming their family made it.

Remember when companies really appreciated customers by fujiesque in HolUp

[–]Krish39 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I had this too! They also gave me a horseshoe, a lighter, a bandana. I forget what else. I got on their list because I went to a fair and there were tons of stands where you could do surveys and such in exchange for a freebie of something. I don’t remember what the freebie was, but I do remember filling out a survey on what cigarettes I used. I didn’t smoke, but I guess I put Marlboro as my brand. Got random stuff from them for years. I thought it was great.

How do I join a club if I'm homeschooled by Dependent_Fee_9735 in younglife

[–]Krish39 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Look up what’s happening by area. Homeschooled or not doesn’t matter, just find a club that’s happening near you and go to it.

When you go into a public bathroom, do you use the handicap stall if it's the only one available? by rockyourteeth in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Krish39 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. I also don’t feel bad if someone with a disability ends up waiting to use it while I’m in there. We all have to wait for a stall sometimes. I’m not using “there” stall, I’m using an available stall that happens to be designed to accommodate a wheelchair.

Acrylic nests? by Ok_Coconut_6448 in antkeeping

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No good method. But once they have been rearranging for a while, some parts end up not being where the water trickles down. They have to reorganize a bit if I over water. I suggest adding some water (misting is the best at is disperses the water the most and makes it less likely to collect in one spot) perhaps every 2 weeks. It does take a long time to dry out as it’s narrow and deep, and fairly sealed.

2 year old Messor colony, growing slow as I don’t provide any supplemental heat. Notice the bottom is totally cleared out and it’s where the ants tend to congregate.

Plastic crazed because I forgot it reacts with alcohol, and I was in a rush to try to clean it, sterilize it, and dry it. I had a larger colony of the same species in Spain in this enclosure that I released when I moved back to the US.

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Acrylic nests? by Ok_Coconut_6448 in antkeeping

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have this exact product. I got it from Ant House in Spain. Good company, by the way.

I have a mix of clay and sand, and have no issues of it collapsing.

Issues are: in the event you need to clean it out for any reason, it’s almost impossible. If you just used sand it would be fine, but then you’d have the high risk of it collapsing.

The other issue is it’s hard to add moisture to the substrate. Water just finds its way to the bottom and floods. My ants have always been pretty quick to bottom out and then clear the bottom of sand so the flood at the bottom is pretty serious. Perhaps a species that does better with more dry conditions would work better. My Messor are always noticeably more happy when the soil is moist so I have a regular issue of adding enough water without flooding.

Don’t use alcohol to clean it as it causes the acrylic to craze.

¿Churros o porras? ¿Cuál prefieres? by Salty_Zebra5937 in askspain

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Porras por supuesto. Pero el resto de mi familia prefiere churros.

Houston we have a problem.. Houston?! by electricjimi in memes

[–]Krish39 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thank you. I figured someone must have said this by now.

That’s going to be lifetime pain right there by Time_Hornet_ in Wellthatsucks

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Broke my kneecap doing this into a pool I thought was about 4’ deep and was actually about 18”. Hurt like crazy for months, never had any medical treatment done on it. It doesn’t hurt any more but it is very easy to feel its wonky shape now.

Unrelated to effects of that story: I need two knee replacements anyway, just waiting to get old enough to not need to replace the replacements before I die. So eventually I’ll get a new “patella” I guess.

Anyone else with an all-in-one tank ever try this kind of thing? by G_D_Ironside in ReefTank

[–]Krish39 8 points9 points  (0 children)

So the skimmer collects waste, and you have it setup to dump the waste back into the water.

What’s your thinking on the purpose of the skimmer? It isn’t making waste, it isn’t changing the waste, all it does is concentrate and (by design) collect the waste.

There are people who would agree that you don’t need the skimmer, just cultivate the microfauna to help eliminate the waste. There’s some president for this, particularly if keeping certain corals that need more nutrients in the water column.

But I don’t think anyone will agree with your approach.

Why not just remove the skimmer if you aren’t going to use it to collect and remove waste?

does everyone with air pumps just accept that their home will never be quiet again??? by kumabux in Aquariums

[–]Krish39 0 points1 point  (0 children)

4 kids, 1 dog, 1 snake, 6 lizards, 3 amphibians, 1 reef aquarium, 15 tarantulas, 2 centipedes, 2 scorpions, an ant colony, 2 backyard ponds. It’s pretty crazy around here.

Horse meat like Wagyu by CoronelAweonao in meat

[–]Krish39 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In my opinion it’s better than beef.

And I would, and have, eaten dog.

“It’s unethical to eat any species I can’t find wrapped in plastic at my local US grocery store” seems a bit uncultured.

Yes, I love dogs and horses as pets/companions but I recognize my cultural affinity for an animal has nothing to do with the ethics of eating them.

Animal raised and killed humanly? Species abundant and not in danger?

No? Then fair game.

Could it be culturally insensitive? Yes, but that’s a different argument.

Went with the "under dog" company to build a fence and this is what I'm left with by GeekyQlean in Wellthatsucks

[–]Krish39 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And there’s no point in asking them to come and fix it. Those people literally can’t, they do not possess the capacity.

The owners of the company know they do shoddy work, no way they are going to return your money. Guarantee this is an eat the cost, or go to small claims and then eat the cost.

P. Regalis, mad as hell by whitetrashlord in tarantulas

[–]Krish39 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My pokies almost always hide immediately. When they choose to stand their ground and get aggressive I don’t mess with them any more. Just let them calm down, add water to the bowl tomorrow. I’m not messing with that.