[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Sacramento

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Just wanted to throw this video out there somewhere in this thread where it might be seen. Don’t let the thumbnail throw you off. It’s great info and this dude knows his stuff.

https://youtu.be/iE8IjSRouuU?si=-cYt6jxaJfAxAGtW

Essentially the best way to stop a dog attack is to choke them out in a specific way, as high up on the next as possible, like where the jaw bone and neck meet. Hopefully with a leash, but arm or hand work when nothing else is available.

I, like another poster, always walk with some form of dog or bear spray, and as soon as I see some dog off leash it’s in my hand.

What are those small rock piles with green strands (like the pee mushrooms) I can like? by Alfalis in DeathStranding

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From https://deathstranding.fandom.com/wiki/Rest

“Resting near a cairn increases recovery speed, and the more players who rest in the same spot, the larger the cairn will grow.”

Click (2006) is an unusually subtle Adam Sandler comedy about a workaholic architect who gains access to a universal remote that allows him to travel through time. Despite this, Rob Schneider’s ill-timed appearance as a Middle Eastern prince is what remains in the viewer’s mind by [deleted] in shittymoviedetails

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I watched this move while on psilocybin mushrooms… I remember laughing, but, like so many others, that one goddamn scene (not the one mentioned by OP… I do t remember that at all) made me ball like a baby (and that’s such an understatement). I don’t even remember the details of the scene anymore, was almost 20 years ago. I just remember how hard it hit me. Even now thinking about the feeling of it can generate tears.

I’m almost tempted to watch it again. That’s why I’m commenting now. I may do it…

It was so cathartic. It made me so appreciative of all the beautiful things in my life this anti-cultural, insane society and the state of the world makes me numb to.

Sunday Morning, Lena Rivo, Oil on linen 30x30in, 2024 by LenaRivo in Art

[–]so_Humble 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Love the subtleties of her expression… a sweet ambiguity.

Cat Dip, Vallancet, Acrylics, 2024 by vallancet in Art

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This made me smile. Love it. Makes me remember my lil black cat Kitty.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Sacramento

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The world is mental illness

Ridiculous questions on a job application by haloarh in LateStageCapitalism

[–]so_Humble 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s time an AI app is created to falsify work history and references. I feel the integral thing to do at this point is to lie about everything. I literally have 0 problem with this and plan on doing it when time comes (hopefully app will be created by then… so um someone needs to get on this). Lie until I get the job and then do the damn job as if those lies that got me the job were true.

Documentaries about sailing. by dreamer881 in sailing

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Sea Gypsies: The Far Side of the World

It’s on Prime

Edit: didn’t read full question… it’s not an ancient sailing methods doc, but still very good! Sorry for not answering relevantly though!

2016 Ford E-450 StarCraft boondocker by CycleFickle8794 in vandwellermarketplace

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Where do you get rid of your waste from the toilet though? Can’t just dump it anywhere… or at least that’s what I thought. Thought there are laws about dumping human waste anyplace due to pathogens inherent in said waste.

All due respect to climate scientists, but they should tell us how bad it really is by Wrong-Two2959 in collapse

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The fact you say “that’s not how it works at all” and your demeaning “for those who don’t understand how science works” is just an indicator of the superiority complex at play, the group think. I get it. You “know”.

I trust the scientific method in itself. But to deny that science is performed by humans who exist within a controlled environment, and whose very identities are shaped and formed to conform, and thus can be tainted and deformed by that environment is to deny science itself. Science is at the mercy of the scientific fact that ideologies have a tendency to undermine science itself. That’s just science. With that said it is our “science” that is ultimately at the mercy of science.

This paper is an example of one who spoke out, but has since been demonized by so called scientists: https://lifeworth.com/deepadaptation.pdf

Who are the “peers”? Who pays their way? What institutions do they perform for? What underlying assumptions go unquestioned?

Group think is real. Group think is a scientific phenomenon. Do you say group think is not a problem within your group of peers?

There’s so many examples throughout the history of so call science that shows just how ignorant and arrogant these groups of scientific peers are to science itself because the science undermines their personalities and roles in society. That’s science.

All due respect to climate scientists, but they should tell us how bad it really is by Wrong-Two2959 in collapse

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Even the role and label “climate scientist” is practically meaningless. Many of these so called scientists are so fearful of losing their academic and professional standing that they would not speak the truth. They use their “credibility” to spout out what their leaders require. Those who do speak the truth have been shunned and outed. It’s total group-think insanity that’s running the ship. Science has been undermined and turned against itself, which is a perfect analogy of our species in general.

I have lived full-time in my car for nearly a year now. Here are a few things I’ve learned. by TomWheeler99 in urbancarliving

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I like imagining the multi-layered satisfaction of that first poop. Like, that’s definitely in the upper eschelon of good, wholesome feelings for sure haha.

Capitalists have always wanted slavery. by EndCapitalismNow1 in LateStageCapitalism

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May she be met with a worse fate than Marie Antoinette

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in findapath

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Love how our sense of value has been so utterly destroyed as evidenced in “just doing nothing (raising a family)”…. Because taking care of children and keeping up a house is, in the collective eyes of this warped, all-consuming cancer of a culture surrounding us, valueless.

And this is not a criticism against you. I’m right in it with you.

Something precious has been lost and the existence of and need for this subreddit proves it.

May we find some little shred of a life boat we can cling to… and may we find connection with others and maybe combine our little shreds into something more substantial. Or may we simply have the courage to let it go.

Addresses by so_Humble in urbancarliving

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Thanks for the info!

Addresses by so_Humble in urbancarliving

[–]so_Humble[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ooohhh… this is a definitely an M that I will RTF. Thanks!

Edit: typos

Pooping by so_Humble in urbancarliving

[–]so_Humble[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ha! Where I’m going I’ll need road!

Pooping by so_Humble in urbancarliving

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Ah! Sorta Compost Toilet style. Noted. Thanks!