Scrubbles
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Do you rinse your plates and cutlery before putting them in the dishwasher?English
1·2 months agoI rinse off anything that could be a blocker in the filter, and if there’s something really bad like dried egg yolk I’ll let it sit and soak for a bit before scraping. Other than that, I let the soap handle it now.
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Spoilers if you somehow haven’t seen it - if you’re using fancy pods, you’re over paying by not just 10x, but more like 50x what you should be on dishwasher detergent.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Is it possible to not know who a famous person is?English
21·3 months agoYes. I grew up that way. In the rural midwest, raised by a single hyper religious mother who probably has some sort of mental thing. She just completely turned herself off from pop culture. I think the latest movie she watched was made in the 60s, and I was born in the nineties. I grew up not knowing any movies, movies stars, music, or anything.
It hurt me deeply because all of my friends would talk about new movies and their favorite actors, and I had to learn how to fake it. They would say did you see so and so and I’d chuckle like I knew who they were talking about.
I remember one birthday asking her for movies, just any popular movies, I didn’t even know what to ask for. She got me three, and I remember the newest made one was Tora Tora Tora! Admittedly a decent film, but I was so hurt by it, made decades before my time. What middle school friend would want to come over and watch it with me?
Only as an adult did I realize it wasn’t anything like age ratings or holding me back for religion, she truly had shut herself off from the world. She wants absolutely nothing to do with the world. When I got into Lord of the rings finally I watched the films, and read the books cover to cover multiple times and loved them. I carried them around school, had every line memorized (and still watch them annually). I wanted so badly to share them with someone, and asked her so many times to watch them with me, but she never once did. Doesn’t even know the plot.
Eventually I just gave up. Christmas a couple years ago I had pirates of the Caribbean on in the background just while cooking and she asked us to turn it off because it was “too scary”. I didn’t know how to respond to it. I just… Turned it off. She then sat playing on her phone while we all just did things quietly.
When I met my now spouse we started watching everything. I watched braveheart and gladiator within the last couple of years. Big film buff now, and love following actors careers and comparing performances. Its a ton of fun!
I’m apathetic towards my mother for a lot of reasons, but I don’t think she fully knows how much she hurt our relationship with it. There’s a lot more, but you have to show an interest in what your children like. She didn’t. If she didn’t understand it or she if it didn’t involve her, she would walk out of the room. Now she wonders why we don’t get together often, or why I don’t talk much to her. I’ve gone to sewing things with her, quilting, other things trying to reach out to her and express interest in what she likes, but it never went reciprocated, so the branch has withered.
She’s always welcome for movie night though.
Thanks for reading
It’s very interesting that the nukes dropped will be mentioned, but the real death toll of the century was plain simple greed and selfishness. Those two working together have and will kill countless more in the upcoming century
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Celebrity death that’s affected you the most ?English
3·3 months agoYou’re just writing case over and over.
CASE!
my favorite is their mumps episode
Also the Florida episode.
I do live heavy weighty breasts
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Celebrity death that’s affected you the most ?English
5·3 months agoJust researched B99 and he had so many great moments, and he was absolutely perfect in the role. I read this thread thinking on each name “yeah him, felt sad about them”. Andre here though, yeah that hurts deep
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Celebrity death that’s affected you the most ?English
111·3 months agoThe few things he got to do were all spectacular. Fuck Chrysler for making the shitty vehicle that ended up killing him.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•To those who grew up in religious schools, what's the craziest thing you remember a teacher telling you?English
2·3 months agoI haven’t heard that term in decades and I immediately recognized it. God so stupid, and so brainwashed I was
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•To those who grew up in religious schools, what's the craziest thing you remember a teacher telling you?English
13·3 months agoI admit, I have no idea what the mirror is for
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•To those who grew up in religious schools, what's the craziest thing you remember a teacher telling you?English
33·3 months agoI remember one of those videos which more or less boiled down to “the human eye is so complex that there is no way that it couldn’t have been created.”
Wasn’t until I was older that I thought, hey wait a minute. Other animals see way better than us, and there are many animals that see worse kind of proving the whole trial and error thing, and then you also realize we need corrective lenses because our vision fails and there are cataracts and lazy eyes and colorblind and then blind people. Maybe it’s not such perfect creation after all but instead a bunch of trial and error over millions of years
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Do wealthy people tend to only date and marry other wealthy people?English
1·3 months agoSoon as you start thinking like they do its already over. I went down that path. It’s a looooong road to get back out. Male lonliness epidemic is by and large self inflicted.
I don’t understand, I think of them as lesser, judge them, get angry at them for not being like pornstars, and yet no one wants to date me!
Self reflection time for all of them.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Is it safe to leave the front door unlocked at night in the US?English
1·3 months agoIn most cities a block really does make a difference. Where I am I wouldn’t feel afraid if I forgot to lock the door one night. I think it’s weird not to now (having a woman in the house opened my eyes to a lot of new horrors I never once had to worry about).
However, if I went 15 blocks in one direction or another, damn right I’d be sure to turn the car around to make sure I locked the door.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Why are portion sizes in the US big?English
11·4 months agoUh no, sorry, it is MUCH cheaper in Europe for food. Groceries, Restaurants, food kiosks, everything over there was cheaper than here. Made with more real food too. We’re getting scammed here.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•How do left-leaning—or not even left-leaning, but pro-choice, pro-life people who don’t care about fornication—who are also Catholics and Christians justify their religion?English
21·4 months agoWhat you point out is accurate. I was raided Christian, and a huge thing I have learned is that there is a massive difference between the bible and what the church preaches. Organized religion is the thing that is normally talked about in discussions like this, but the bible itself is fairly straightforward. Love one another. Be a good person. Don’t scorn or judge others. The church added all the extra crap to it.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What operating system do you primarily use on mobile devices?English
1·4 months agoThat’s fair. I’m hoping with how assholeish they are being we can have a hard fork soon. Requires maintainers I know, but I can dream
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What slang term did you learn as a kid that is no longer in use?English
10·4 months agoGod its hard to remember but yes all of those were said completely seriously, not a drip of sarcasm or tongue in cheek. Now it’s hard thinking that anyone would say tubular without being completely ironic
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What operating system do you primarily use on mobile devices?English
1·4 months ago/e/OS! It’s a fork of Android, and so far I’m loving it! It feels exciting like when I got my old HTC phones! Rediscovering the fun of customizing and making it mine!
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What operating system do you primarily use on mobile devices?English
1·4 months agoYou don’t use Ubuntu or PopOS, you use LINUX.
Yeah I get you man, but we already know that. It’s more fun to get into details
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What TV show traumatized you as a kid?English
4·4 months agoA holiday special, Twas the Night Before Christmas.
These mice are experts at fixing clocks, and have to fix the town square clock for some reason? Animation of humans and santa was terrifying. Then in the end I just remembered they did this weird switching back from the town square clocktower from below to the face of the clock superimposed while loud banging clock rolling was happening. It keeping in on giant hands of the clock and back out.
Later in life I learned this was the cause of my megalophobia. Giant clock tower from the perspective of mice.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•What TV show traumatized you as a kid?English
7·4 months agoI didn’t see that until I was an adult and my stomach still turns upside down whenever I think of it. The mother… Horrifying.



I’m very proud to say that my first visit to the UK ever was during the turmulent Truss tenure. It was phenomenal, you folks know how to handle incompetence. I never thought I’d see a head of lettuce destroy a head of state, but the Brits know what they’re doing.