Wait, that’s the impact of nitrous oxide? Relaxed I can understand, but why would anyone seek out “light-headed and dizzy”?
As always, I don’t mean to criticize anyone who is safely enjoying their time as they desire, but that doesn’t sound fun to me. It sounds like being uncomfortably drunk.
I had this exact experience and tried to ask the technician about it. She didn’t understand what I was asking. I thought I was just explaining it poorly.
Lemmy needs to stop trying to convince me I’m neurodivergent.
I can’t decide whether to upvote or downvote this, but I think I like you.
That’s disappointing, but good to know. Thank you.
Thank you!
There’s a miniseries?!
“Feasible” is possibly a possible option.
I get the intended joke, and maybe my imagination is failing me, but his head is oriented the same way as the pictures with him facing away from them; I would think that that would mean it would be oriented the opposite way if he were facing them.
It seems like his head should be rotated the other way.
I used to work in a call center with a very long spiel for answering the phone. I never used it when someone called me, but one time I had a dream that my phone was ringing at work. I woke up (sort of), picked up my cell phone, and recited the script … Only to finally open my eyes and see I was talking to no one but my befuddled dog.
Vegetables, I bet.
That’s fair, I feel like I could support the project either way.
Depressing endings are so rare in movies that I, personally, often enjoy them for the novelty if nothing else.
I don’t remember much of that movie, but an Aliens / Evil Dead crossover sounds like a lot of fun.
Well, certainly that was more information than I knew about it, thanks!
No, but I’m friends with them.
Apparently AQ-50 is an autism test. Now I feel called out.
I thought this post was about the numbers and … Well, I like 16. It’s got a few neat math things going on. 19 is a prime, but doesn’t have much else going on for it.
edit: I was thinking that 16x3 was 38 and that 19x2 was 38, which would be interesting. However, 16x3 is 48, which I love, while 19x2 is indeed 38, which is still pretty cool. On the other hand, 64 is fun, while 57 is super duper boring.
Maybe my wife is right when she says I’m neurodivergent.
edit: This is pleasing to me.
My second grade teacher told me that negative numbers don’t exist.
She was trying to communicate that you can’t have a negative quantity of something (pencils in this case) but I had just learned about negative numbers in my own time and her words indicated that the concept wasn’t real, even if that wasn’t her intent. At the time, I found the exchange very upsetting.
I don’t agree, but I suppose that’s a fair assessment.