My strategy is to bring my own reusable bag and shove the loose items in there. Only problem is remembering to bring the damn thing in.
When I was in school, I was in the habit of reading a novel instead of listening to the teacher whenever I found the lesson boring (as I often did). I attempted this with Catch-22 and was immediately busted because despite my best efforts I laughed out loud halfway through the first page. Decades later it remains one of the funniest books I've ever read.
That's a good start, but it would be even better to think of some 'woke' themed twist on it that makes it into a Blue Wave. I'm drawing a blank on what that twist would be, but I'm sure someone who's better at cocktails and/or wordplay than me could think of something really good. My first thought was replacing white rum with a diverse mix of rum tones, but that would kind mess up the blue colour.
Exactly. I would never stoop so low as to cheat at a game. I will however not hesitate to customize a game to my specific preferences, nor to use debugging tools to correct for bugs or to just mess around. And yes, that applies to multiplayer only when everyone agrees to it.
Ooh, I waved a protest sign at the presidential motorcade on their way in to this event! Crazy seeing little old Rock Hill SC on the big news programs. We were expecting crazy traffic, but seeing the small size of the crowd in that picture, no wonder there weren't any traffic jams. The Dr. Annie Andrews for Senate rally yesterday outside city hall had almost as many people, and there weren't any presidents at that one.
They'll put you in Prism for a few centuries for that, if they can catch you.
Huh. Yeah, on the surface those sound like contradictory views, but they really aren't. They're each focusing on different parts of the word, but they would agree that it's the "cracy" part of democracy that anarchists have a problem with, while being all about the "demos" part.
Oh good, as a man with long hair, I should still be allowed to roam free.
Correct, the concept existed academically since 1976. However the term didn't enter common usage until a little later into internet culture being a thing.
NONE Pizza with Left Beef This one still makes me laugh out loud.
Much like reddit, people can just make communities on whatever topic, and they are largely open to anyone with an account on their server, or on any of the many servers connected to it. Someone on Perchance must have a community on lemmy.world that they are directing people to for discussion. I don't think there's any connection beyond that.
If that's a community name, the way to make a link that works for everyone would be
!perchance@lemmy.world
Edit: Yep, that is a community for discussing Perchance. You can just stick with that, or see what else is around. We're still a lot smaller than reddit, and kind of fragmented by design, but there's still a lot of cool people discussing all sorts of things to be found around.