Holy shit.

men aren’t inherently bad… Etc.

Looks like you understand the intent of the original tweet.

Not all men - but some men - and we (other men) need to start calling our the Tater-tots and the like

I don’t think that the original tweet is really getting at stereotypes, but rather pointing out how frustrating it must be to not know who’s going to be a scumbag and who is not.

It’s not all men, most certainly, yet chauvinism counties to be (an increasing problem). One of the (very make dominated) places I worked had to put up signs that read looking versus leering: know the difference. I’m male, and I most certainly get the frustration after hearing more than a few first hand accounts about how women are routinely mistreated.

I’m a master baiter

Rats.

Anon accidently envisions a solarpunk-esque lifestyle

TV software is fucking abysmal. Its laggy, full of bloat and as you point out, their wifi capabilities are shit. I even have the connection/speed issue right now with one of my older TVs.

I know the song but I was thinking it was a Shane reference

cries in pedologists

They say in Harlan County
There are no neutrals there
You’re either be a Union man
Or a thug for J.H. Blair

I love the duality of this comment

This guy gets it

I’m sick of it too

As a pedologists, stupid unit conversions are my specialty

The way is shut
It is kept by those who are dead
The way is shut.

Brutal. I hear Giardia is nothing but suffering

!opossums@lemmy.world

I fail to see how sharing memes is a bad thing. Lemmy is a great community, its leagues better than what Reddit was, even in its heyday, and certainly better than the shit-buffet it has become.

While OC is great, it’s really tough to make, especially at the frequency needed to provide new content and keep people interested. Further, 90% (or something) of people on here lurk, with the remaining 10% split between commentators and posters.

Don’t like it? Vote with your feet.

The fact that any company tweeted this is hilarious enough; let alone one as big as intel