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What’s better than plane boobs ? ✈️ (OC)(f)

  • Fancy boobs?

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    Ladies of lemmy: is one of your boobs bigger than the other? If so, does it bother you? Has anyone ever remarked on it?

  • One of mine is noticeably smaller than the other two

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    Almost every problem in the world would be dealt with meaningfully if we outlawed billionaires.

  • Yup. This is why the world had no problems before billionaires existed.

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    I see no lies here

  • ITT: People discover Jungian Archetypes. 😁

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    People use the idea that there's no way to change something simply to relieve themselves of the responsibility to change something.

  • Also as time goes by, I'm comfortable doing my part in the world and not taking responsibility for things beyond my control.

    This is despite idealistic young people in one side wanting and fighting to save the world, good on them.

    And despite corporate interests on the other side using the narrative of personal responsibility to deflect from their failures.

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    Trump spirals as bond deadline in fraud case nears

  • Then the question becomes, what's with the people who are not like you, who focus on Bidens age without attributing the same vulnerabilities to Trump?

    Fully aware you're not expected to have the answer to that, you're not responsible for them folks.

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    What was Thoth's message for us?

  • And remember to wash behind your ears

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    People with the nickname AL will likely change their nickname due to how it looks the same as A.I.

  • Nicknames... In writing?

    Aren't they more of a spoken word thing?

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    If you've been fooled, does that make you "a fool"?

  • Oh I agree You do not want to know what dairy does to me! (And the people around me)

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    Italy prime minister Giorgia Meloni seeks €100,000 damages over deepfake porn videos

    • This was at a local fried chicken fest!

  • This is a good solution to the American healthcare issues.

    Kill everyone before they have a chance to cost anything.

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    If you've been fooled, does that make you "a fool"?

  • I ate a salad, am I a vegetarian?

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    Small Phones are Dead and We Killed Them

  • Isn't android a Linux fork or am I misremembering?

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    What is the word for someone who is friends with different groups but doesn't have loyalty to any one group?

  • Fair Weather Friend has gently negative connotations

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    Short games with lots of replay value?

  • Tetris?

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    Any Trek quotes that are stuck in your head?

  • "It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross, but it's not for the timid." - Q

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    In the show *South Park*, Stan/Kyle roughly represent the ideals the writers see themselves as striving for, while Cartman is who they subconsciously want to be

  • The point is to be okay with the part of us that wants to.

    It's not about giving permission for bad behaviour.

    If we deny that cartman lives inside us, he'll find another way out. This is why all the worst things humanity does are in the name of doing the right thing.

    Because we pretend we don't have a cartman inside us, it's easy to pretend the messed up things he does must be coming from our stan or Kyle.

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    In the show *South Park*, Stan/Kyle roughly represent the ideals the writers see themselves as striving for, while Cartman is who they subconsciously want to be

  • I recommend the book "no bad parts" by Dr Richard Schwartz

    It's an accessible read that answers your question.

    In short, the parts of us we hide or choose to deny (the cartman parts) still have desires and needs

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    In the show *South Park*, Stan/Kyle roughly represent the ideals the writers see themselves as striving for, while Cartman is who they subconsciously want to be

  • I recommend the book "no bad parts" by Dr Richard Schwartz

    It's an accessible read that answers your question.

    In short, the parts of us we hide or choose to deny (the cartman parts) still have desires and needs

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    Man who was almost sucked off plane among group suing Alaska and Boeing

  • He was wearing the socks on his hands of course.