Ditto. Can't seem to find the Lemmy r/railroading equivalent yet.
I'll just say, the more I hang around Lemmy, the more I enjoy the genuine conversations. It feels like less snark, less joke replies, and just a generally more community-type feeling. Reminds me of when I first tried Reddit after leaving Digg way back when.
Hopefully, us exiles can leave the Reddit back at Reddit.
Yeah, whereas I used to have dog food shipped from Amazon because it was cheap and convenient, now I pretty much only do it for the convenience, because it's priced the same as Petsmart and Petco.
Nah, it was a last-minute gift for her mom, and my wife didn't want to go empty-handed. The bad guys won that day.
My wife bought a Keurig coffee maker on Amazon for a Christmas gift. When it arrived, the box was mailed directly from JCPenny.com. I looked on their website and the coffee maker was $35 cheaper. We learned our lessons about dropshipping and only looking at Amazon for products.
Keep fighting the good fight OP!
Commanders is a shit name. It was fun and games to shorten it to the Commies, but now with current politics, it sounds almost like it makes sense.
As a Commies fan, I'll always have a little more hate towards the Titans and Giants for selling blue chip players in their prime to the Eagles...especially the Giants. Fuck Shoen and Mara.
I'll always remember CJGJ as the guy who got ejected after Dyami Brown knocked his helmet off. Still wondering what the hell he said....
Wow, maybe Elon is the only person capable of getting Republicans out of internal combustible engines and into electric cars. Welcome to Bizzaro World.
Maybe they should copy what Bernie Sanders is doing. He's not even running and packing out town hall meetings. Who knew being against oligarchs, authoritarians, corporate cronyism and for the middle class would appeal to people?
I saw a r/YSK (You Should Know) post about Lemmy today and was curious and had some time . I'm intrigued.
Well, there is also a difference between railroad employee communities and a railfan community. Big difference. Thanks for looking.