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i'd love more surreal memes too. there's a whole furry lemmy instance over at yiffit.net or pawb.social. a boring dystopia is also on lemmy.world, lemmit.online and mander.xyz

perhaps, although gym types usually aren't very big on listening and being kind to your body.

cursed thanks

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.

trams are even better imo, but i could be biased bc my city has one that's pretty brand new and it's very posh.

idk anything about plants, does this tiny little sapling have any chance of growing into a full tree, will it die or will it stay small?

i left reddit maybe 2 weeks ago, personally i don't know anyone who is still using it. i also deleted my account a few days ago. we already know reddit has used false/bot accounts to create the illusion of more users and content so that wouldn't surprise me. there are definitely some users who have remained on reddit and don't understand the fuss over the API changes but those people largely aren't active in their communities.

i'm on lemmy.world and i've been able to interact with beehaw? i've at the very least been able to subscribe to their magazines

i also largely don't mind crowds if it's people i'm not expected to interact with, however loud groups or people bumping up against me makes me fucking rage. sometimes if i need extra space i'll spin my backpack around and wear it on my front.

which is the most stable? i've tried jerboa, connect and thunder and all seem to have issues with loading content or crashing on startup.

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.

while it's cool that mastodon, kbin and lemmy can all talk to one another, the format of mastodon just doesn't play nice with kbin and lemmy. if it works for you, that's cool, but i'd recommend separate accounts for microblogging and thread-style social media