Looks like the kids can watch it over and over again effect

For me it would be a new external hard drive for all my data hoarding

Free refill man. Just point my finger and any beverage is refilled.

Everytime I see this Picture, I really think of it as a wonderful form of modern art.

To be honest, I think the best way to get Lemmy to grow in the near term will probably be getting more people to use both Mastodon and Lemmy, rather then hoping more people will shake away from reddit. I'm active on Lemmy but probably use mastodon more.

Well, the cube rule of food says anything without a starch/bread is a salad, if you want an absurd authority to point to: https://cuberule.com/

FYI, this is from a parody account that makes up facts/quotes. Still funny, but in a "The Onion" way

Can't stop the stroganoff

Even Kevin Durant had more than 1 team on his list when he asked for a trade. You can't take a contract offer like Portland gave, and then demand to go to one place, and have fans be sympathetic for you

Welcome to late stage capitalism. The US is totally doing great...

Good on him for asking a real question

This reads like an onion headline

I really never thought I would want it, but I wouldn't hate a top 3 hours... I get on Lemmy more than once every six hours

It feels the same as the later season of the show. Some people would say that isn't the hight of the show, but I still really like it

Honestly, that's probably a good thing for the NBA

See... I have seen this a number of times, but honestly, I don't think space is the biggest issue in a plane, I always assumed it was weight. So if you pack in more people they're going to be heavy + their luggage so it's not going to save the airline that much money, but people would HATE this, so I don't see it happening yet.

So... Are the memes all going to be -eans based? Do I need to start collecting some pictures of various deans for the next wave?

I mean, it's the low hanging fruit content. It gets done engagement, some amount of almost nostalgia, but doesn't require much work to post. It's not the end of the world, it just comes in larger volumes and takes up quite a bit of "all". Honestly blocking some of those communities would probably work well to clean up your all feed if you wanted.

God... I can imagine a class about how to teach employees called "How to How To"