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this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2023
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Where I can consistently find well-alive threads with lots of comments?
Here, if we're lucky
Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
Creo que ha tenido un derrame.
Maybe a little one lol
Welll, it depends. Apparently semen can live a terrifyingly long time in the right environment. It could sneak in. Sometimes. God, I'm scarred for life. Thanks wine and crime lol
Oh, oh god.
SCARRED FOR LIFE I SAY
SCRAPED THE ICE? NO GOOD. CAN'T HEAR YOU. YOU'LL HAVE TO SPEAK UP.
Doing my good for society by expanding this chain
For debug purposes, of course.
breakpoint
How long can we go
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Citron.
Still plenty of space on my screen.
So much space, don't know why people are complaining
I agree with Steve, it is a good morning.
This is still readable
Yeah but it's difficult to reply at this point.
But on my screen you are slim.
Nice
Thank you for your service
At the moment this is what im seeing:
Just a little bit more! π«‘ π₯³
And here's how it looks for me because I've got comment settings tweaked how I like them.
No they said Sacred Lie. I think itβs some sort of religion.
Unless someone WANTS to get pregnant. Then, apparently, life is too stupid to find a way.
Yeah just a tiny little one
Do you like Star Trek? There are a lot of very active Star Trek communities.
I do not :(
I like the Orville, despite it's clunkyness.
It probably depends on your instance, but if I go to everything and sort by active, there are a bunch of posts at the top with hundreds of comments. On Lemmy it's way more normal to comment on a post that's a couple days old than it has been on Reddit for almost a decade.