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Brawnfire posted:poo poo, I forgot about travois, I upgraded my trading post a while back and haven't seen any since.  Travois was a word that I assumed was in much wider use than it turned out to be. I find I still drop this word when describing something hauled in this manner and nobody knows what the gently caress I'm talking about.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I guess the Ojibwe people never had to refer to horses quickly Ojibwe leans in hard on agglutination.
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credburn posted:
I know it's a product of the limited resolution but that looks for all the world like an upsized dachshund and the idea of wiener dog cargo haulers is making me laugh like a maniac.
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Lemniscate Blue posted:I know it's a product of the limited resolution but that looks for all the world like an upsized dachshund and the idea of wiener dog cargo haulers is making me laugh like a maniac. Their rear end wiggling at full speed and the travois wiggling behind them
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Good thing I chose a sedentary lifestyle, don't want to get the ol' brain bleeds
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Xelkelvos posted:I just thought this was neat lmao at that Game of Thrones outlier.
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It looks like Big Bang Theory was aggressively hatewatched in the first season and then from s2 onwards only the kind of person who likes big bang theory bothered to watch it. This also implies there might be a group of dedicated ashton kutcher haters who kept watching two and a half men in a rage for four seasons. I would at least hope that after twenty years of disappointment the original Simpsons fans aren't still watching it and it's a whole new generation of disappointed TV watchers getting mad about it online
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Falathrim posted:Ojibwe leans in hard on agglutination. Did you know the Ojibwe have a single word meaning "Ojibwe leans in hard on agglutination"? I think we can conclude a lot about their society from this Platystemon posted:Related etymology that sounds too silly to be true: There's a wonderful little bird here in Australia called the pardalote, which just means spotted. But then a really spotted kind was discovered, which was named the spotted pardalote. So the spotted spotted. They are quite hard to spot. (And then there is a southern variant called the forty-spotted pardalote, which is a delightfully specific name)
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Xelkelvos posted:I just thought this was neat What happened to Two and a Half Men for such a sudden nosedive?
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Ensign Expendable posted:What happened to Two and a Half Men for such a sudden nosedive? Lost a man
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Ensign Expendable posted:What happened to Two and a Half Men for such a sudden nosedive? charlie sheen had a mental health episode and was replaced with ashton kutcher
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Ensign Expendable posted:What happened to Two and a Half Men for such a sudden nosedive? Charlie Sheen did enough cocaine to kill two and a half men.
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Then it ended with them dropping a piano on a fake Charlie Sheen and Chuck Lorre saying "winning" to the camera (before a second piano falls on him).
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curious about long running tv series i googled "longest running tv series" and Google helpfully told me that Columbo wins out in "TV programs/Maximal/Running time" at 2 hours thanks, google
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I'm surprised at South Park's gradient -- I thought they fell out way earlier.
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credburn posted:I'm surprised at South Park's gradient -- I thought they fell out way earlier. The moment a cable tv show stopped picking up new teenage viewers likely in no small part because it was on cable
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Platystemon posted:Charlie Sheen did enough cocaine to kill two and a half men. This was immediately after he found out he was HIV positive. Or maybe right before? I can't remember and both would kinda make sense.
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Angepain posted:curious about long running tv series i googled "longest running tv series" and Google helpfully told me that Columbo wins out in "TV programs/Maximal/Running time" at 2 hours Columbo's first pilot was in 1968 and its final episode aired in 2003. It's not a bad guess.
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I’d like to see if someone did the chart-work for all sixteen hundred episodes of Monday Night Raw. Or even better, all ten thousand episodes of Coronation Street.
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Xelkelvos posted:I just thought this was neat Thought for sure Cheers would be higher than 7.5-8. I'd definitely rank it higher than Friends, HIMYM, or The Office. 
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Angepain posted:curious about long running tv series i googled "longest running tv series" and Google helpfully told me that Columbo wins out in "TV programs/Maximal/Running time" at 2 hours Coronation Street started in 1960 and is still airing. They did their 10,000th episode in 2020.
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Xelkelvos posted:I just thought this was neat sketchy colour scheme, imo. compare the difference between e.g. 7.4 and 7.7 vs 8.0 and 8.3. i think this makes some slow declines look a lot more sudden (like bob's burgers, which changes hue suddenly)
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Tobermory posted:Coronation Street started in 1960 and is still airing. They did their 10,000th episode in 2020. If soap operas count, General Hospital and Guiding Light are both over 15,000 episodes.
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Xelkelvos posted:I just thought this was neat So 2022 is the worst season across the board
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Tunicate posted:So 2022 is the worst season across the board 
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Tunicate posted:So 2022 is the worst season across the board there's some bias here in that it only includes shows that are already long running, so presumably there may well be some long running hit shows that are just in their early good period before getting beaten to death over fifteen seasons. Except the ones on Netflix which will all get canned after 1-3 seasons regardless of quality
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My sibling just sent me this
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With how much water will be consumed by me frantically cleaning every sink I'm forced to use, I'd call it a wash
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Grassy Knowles posted:My sibling just sent me this Does he know that you can just refrain from flushing the toilet until it is full enough to be economical to flush? German hippies have been doing that for decades.
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VictualSquid posted:Does he know that you can just refrain from flushing the toilet until it is full enough to be economical to flush? German hippies have been doing that for decades.  Edit: my sibling is what happens when someone very nerdy in their mid thirties loves forums but never came to SA
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When I was in high school hanging out in my basement with buddies, we used to pee in the laundry basin sinks. We just didn't want to go upstairs and wake my folks; we didn't know we were saving the world at the time.
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Grassy Knowles posted:My sibling just sent me this https://twitter.com/goodreddit/status/1633299694930493441?s=46
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Does anyone under the age of sixty fill and use the basin for daily ablutions? I know that people used to rinse razors and such in standing water, and like plane lavatories have signs asking you to wipe down the basin after use, but it’s always been gross. Use running water from the faucet.
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Platystemon posted:Use running water from the faucet. get a load of rich uncle pennybags over here
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Platystemon posted:Does anyone under the age of sixty fill and use the basin for daily ablutions? I do it when shaving because otherwise my beard hair clogs the drain and the basin fills up anyway.
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Let's correct their math. Currently in 2023, r/Sinkpissers has 28,000 members, not 4 million (lmao). They take an average of 7 pisses per day, but google tells me it's 6-7, and also, on average about one of those will be accompanied by a poop sesh that'll need flushing anyway, so that brings it down to ~5.5 flushes saved. 1.6 gallons is a standard toilet flush size, but some fraction of people will have lower-capacity toilets; but I'm too lazy to find data on that so I'll take that 1.6 gallons and be generous to them by slightly overestimating the sinkpisser savings. Therefore, the total Sinkpisser Savings is 28000 members * 5.5 pisses/(member-day) * 365.25 days/year * 1.6 gallons/piss = 90,000,000 gallons per year. Certainly not 22 billion. To put that number in perspective: According to the US Geological Survey, in 2015, an average 322,000,000,000 gallons of fresh water were used every day in the United States. Obviously, not everyone in that subreddit is American, but most of them probably are, so I'm going to compare them to that. Using that number, the entire subreddit sinkpissing for an entire year accounts for a savings of 24 seconds worth of water saved. 80% of people in USA own lawns, and if r/Sinkpissers is a representative sample, they can save (very rough estimate) about eight times as much water by all pissing in the toilet like a normal human and those with lawns replacing their lawn with local plants that don't require watering.
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DontMockMySmock posted:80% of people in USA own lawns, and if r/Sinkpissers is a representative sample, they can save (very rough estimate) about eight times as much water by all pissing in the toilet like a normal human and those with lawns replacing their lawn with local plants that don't require watering. por que no los dos?
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DontMockMySmock posted:Let's correct their math. Currently in 2023, r/Sinkpissers has 28,000 members, not 4 million (lmao). They take an average of 7 pisses per day, but google tells me it's 6-7, and also, on average about one of those will be accompanied by a poop sesh that'll need flushing anyway, so that brings it down to ~5.5 flushes saved. 1.6 gallons is a standard toilet flush size, but some fraction of people will have lower-capacity toilets; but I'm too lazy to find data on that so I'll take that 1.6 gallons and be generous to them by slightly overestimating the sinkpisser savings. Therefore, the total Sinkpisser Savings is 28000 members * 5.5 pisses/(member-day) * 365.25 days/year * 1.6 gallons/piss = 90,000,000 gallons per year. Certainly not 22 billion. lmao gottem
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