personally i'm missing all the horror content. there's a nosleep replacement here that's gaining traction but stuff like /r/wtf, /r/oddlyterrifying, /r/creepywikipedia etc are sorely missed right now

and if it is, a screenshot will be elsewhere

I had an 8 year old account on reddit (deleted today) and had accumulated a decent amount of karma. that being said I didn't even notice there wasn't any karma here. the voting system is nice to see which comments are popular but there's no need for it sitewide.

i'm an absolute cola addict and unfortunately nothing else scratches the same itch for me. i am a fan of iced tea though

for me, i wouldn't immediately assume that a person using 'gay' in that way was a homophobe but it would definitely be a red flag. i'd make a conscious effort to avoid it but i've done it occasionally too so i understand the habit.

seems like the best of both worlds honestly. preteens and teens need to be able to try out making their own choices and this was a healthy way to do it. options are available for them but the parent that does the cooking isn't stress out over who is/isn't eating

looks like they just messed up rows 1 and 5. easy enough to do if you're not thinking while you're putting up the stickers. also this is terrible advice for exercise and would lead to injury.

man, rif is fun was my reddit app of choice. sad to see it go.

i would agree with this but only with a thorough psychological examination beforehand. of course in the case of painful, terminal illness then euthanasia is absolutely morally correct but from my own perspective i think it needs to be determined that this isn't an emotionally turbulent time but is instead the peak of a prolonged period of suffering.

i'll stand by the fact that one of my favourite books of all time is the phantom tollbooth. the best children's content is something that can also be enjoyed by adults.

my favourite piece of relationship advice i've ever read is that whatever issues crop up, it's you two (or however many there are of you) vs the problem, not you against each other. i think you need to make it known to your husband that his family's bigotry is very hurtful to you and how difficult it is to be around them. personally, i would make an effort to be amicable but not encouraging towards their behaviour. this all depends on exactly how bad it is though.

on the one hand this is funny but on the other hand i completely empathise. this is absolutely the straw that broke the camel's back for her on that day.

honestly, more 'stuff' around makes me feel anxious and stressed. i keep my place as tidy as i can for this reason. if something i own doesn't have a place i find it hard to relax in my home.

i'd suggest any touch only ds games. ace attorney is particularly good.

There's a cars pope which means there is at the very least belief in a cars Jesus and by extension all other Abrahamic religions are represented in the cars universe

Rained for most of last night, i'm running on about 5 hours' sleep and i'm in the office today. luckily there's very little for me to do so i'm lurking lemmy, mastodon and discord lol

i agree, feels very cosy here. just enough people to have a good conversation but not too many to feel swamped.

this but replace it with sims 2

i remember the first time i saw a newsreader just reading out twitter screenshots. wild.

i joined reddit in 2015 when the site was already heaving with content and users. good for killing time and consuming, but not for engaging in the community. right now lemmy/kbin is in the sweet spot where there's enough people to talk to but not so many that i can't be heard.