[-] SARGE@startrek.website 8 points 23 minutes ago

"oh a new form of power generation? Sweet! looks inside it's making steam to spin a turbine...."

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 21 points 9 hours ago* (last edited 9 hours ago)

As former enlisted, I wonder if at any point while floating to the ground they thought to themselves "holy shit, I'm gonna die in a desert for pedophiles, why did I go along with this?"

At least one gets to think twice for now, but I doubt they will.

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 4 points 10 hours ago* (last edited 10 hours ago)

Well, when you come back and read this I hope you had a good trip, since by now (2 hours later) you should be feeling it.

personal story

I don't do shroom since my only 3 trips were bad despite trying to get proper set/setting. I made the mistake of being on my phone and reading normal posts instead of focusing on like cute animals or literally anything intentionally positive... So after first trip, I decided my phone would be locked in my bag and turned off for future trips.

My last trip was a downward spiral of feeling bad that our wedding wasn't great since we couldn't afford much and it was mid-covid so roughly 80% of people didn't show up, and of those that did, most didn't stay beyond the ceremony.

I decided after 3 bad trips, I'm just okay with not trying again.

Hope you have a great ride! If you see the Sky Snake, tell her I said hi.

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 2 points 1 day ago

Lmao Tone is hard to read, I wasn't upset so if I came across that way my apologies, I was just adding more info in response to points you had raised.

I would assume if they meant it as some kind of a dig, they wouldn't accept the invitations to hammock with us. Their tone was friendly, it's just not a term I've heard and given the different comments so far, it seems to be a mixed bag as to whether other people would consider it an insult or a compliment.

Really though given the context, I'm going to take it as a compliment even if it was meant as an insult.

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 2 points 1 day ago

I haven't read it in full in well over 15 years, but that comment made me go find it.

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 7 points 1 day ago

I am not okay today if this is making me cry and I just woke up an hour ago...

I love it

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 6 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

And we are very CLOSE to winning! Just some more brave soldiers will die, but that's what happens in war. We have secured victory and are winning and will win!

Ą̴̙̭̲̬̖̙͌͊̓̊̈́͜r̷͈̯̮͍͓̖̕͘͝ͅe̸͙̱̫̙͋̀̓̅̂͛̈́ ̴̩̜̝̬̟̙̀̈́ẁ̷͇̱̻̱̪̉͆͒͋͑̕̚e̷̛̱̩̲͓̩̫̽̆̂̅̿̆͒͠͝ ̸̣̹̙͌̅̉̏̀͘͜ḡ̴̨͙̗̬͎̝̟̋͠r̵̯̝͔͛͌̽̈́̀́̈e̸̞̩̜͉̫̺̣̗͒͐̀̊̐͠͝͝a̷͕͊͒͆͒̔t̶̡̛͖̳̬̟̥̳͛͂̓̉͗͗ͅ ̵̹͙͙͍͌y̸̺̰̥͌̇̇͜͠ę̸̢̪̤̖͈̣̙̀̔̚͝t̷̙͔̃̿̏͘͜?̴̧̨̩̼͉̳̺̺̪͊̐͑̉̀̏̾͆̍͜ ̵̛̙̀̓͠
[-] SARGE@startrek.website 4 points 1 day ago

No joke, when I saw the thumbnail I was just about to go looking through my photos because my dog looks very similar (terrier Chihuahua mix so his snout is a little longer) and he loves wrapping up in my tortilla pattern blanket.

10/10 doggo

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 3 points 1 day ago

I have no job currently, my clothes are mostly 5+ years old with most of my stuff being around 10 years old from my last retail job when I got them discounted and on clearance, my car rolled off the line before I was conceived and has the damage that says it lives in deer country, and my food comes from wherever is cheapest.

And they all know these things since we talk about such things at meets along with basically every other topic. pretty much everyone is in the same boat, and with only one exception we all live with roommates and parents.

If you're thinking of a 2010 hipster with a man-bun and Abercrombie clothes driving their Leaf from the iPhone store to the fancy food market where everything is 5x the price because someone put the word "organic" in front of "tomato".... I mean, imagine me however you wish, but we are definitely more the type to live in a log cabin we built ourselves away from any kind of technology. I like what gadgets I do have, but I'd trade them for "not living in capitalism hell" any day.

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 27 points 1 day ago

Oh man, urban dictionary is still going? I haven't seen them in forever....

If that's how they meant it... I mean, it's pretty spot on.

I'll take it as a compliment, then!

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submitted 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) by SARGE@startrek.website to c/nostupidquestions@lemmy.world

Yes, I'm aware there are "no stupid questions..." but... A quick search didn't bring much clarity.

For context: my wife and I are in our 30s, and as weather got colder in October, we started attending a "coffee and chat" meeting for people learning sign language. My wife is slowly going deaf, and we both would like to communicate normally when she loses hearing completely.

The asl chats were started by some people in an LGBT Pride group, and as such most of the people there are LGBT, and between 18-24. Since the weather is getting warmer, we have been inviting them to go places with us, mostly like IHOP or a local cafe. It is a little tricky to coordinate, since several lack vehicles and transit is basically nonexistent here, and some have mobility issues, but we make sure everyone who wants to come has a way to get here even if it requires several trips in our car.

Last week since it was especially nice out, we decided to have a cookout. We brought vegetarian options since a couple are vegetarian (while I'm sure I am quite competent at making vegetarian meals, I always get super dumb when trying to think of vegetarian dishes I know) and all in all it was pretty chill, with about 8 of them showing up. some had to leave soon after eating, but most stayed to hang out in the park and hammock with our extra ones we have collected over the years.

As we are making sure everyone is situated, has drinks and snacks, and making conversation with different people, a few are having their own conversation and then one looks in our direction, and goes "you two are giving off big crunchy aunt and uncle vibes, very granola" and I just looked a little confused and said "thanks? I think?"

Their tone was friendly, I'd say. Two people said things in agreement, one laughed, nobody seemed upset about anything.

We started setting up around noon, people showed up around 1, and we ended up staying until sunset after 8. Everyone said they had fun and it was super relaxing.

So to the question: in this context, I feel it's meant positively but I am not sure what "crunchy aunt and uncle vibes, very granola" means...

Apologies if this is considered something I should just look up since it really is a "simple question" but it feels like one of those things that has different meanings in different contexts.

[-] SARGE@startrek.website 60 points 1 day ago

I personally believe it is on purpose, to try and get you to download the app.

Then they can get way more of your data to sell.

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Unsure if it actually has a title, I just found this on the wall of a library.

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You CAN hear images. (startrek.website)

Which iconic sound is your favorite?

Personally I like the ambient sound of the daedalus in hyperspace.

The sound of a Zat is a close second.

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No wrong answers. (there IS a right answer though)

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submitted 10 months ago by SARGE@startrek.website to c/onehundredninetysix

They aren't around anymore as of this morning, but they liked the hoodie and hat and I thought someone might like to see two doggos.

They were both good girls and I miss them.

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Dr Jackson, I presume? (startrek.website)
submitted 10 months ago by SARGE@startrek.website to c/chevron7@lemmy.world
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