They post consistently, but Mastodon activity doesn't always translate to Lemmy activity. If you're using a Lemmy client on a phone, check their profile through a web browser to see their full activity: https://dice.camp/@DejahEntendu

Unfortunately it looks like this is the origin of the photo, which does not include the rest of the horse: https://www.reddit.com/r/lotrmemes/comments/oxcplj/master_of_wood/

That's the oldest post I could find containing this version of the photo, which makes me think it's the original.

That's got a 4th gen i7 combined with a 3060, no wonder it's so cheap. It's designed to fleece people like you who think it's a good deal. Plus the build quality (fans, cabling, etc) on a machine like that is going to further cripple performance even if it had comparable parts.

Reminds me of the end of this video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gAQSicsoEu0

With Signulous you can side load uYouEnhanced. This blocks ads, includes SponsorBlock, and a number of other nice add-ons. Signulous costs $20 a year though, and you have to install a sketchy certificate to side load, and there's always a chance Apple breaks Signulous (happened a few times before but there's always been fixes). You can manually side load uYouEnhanced without Signulous, but it requires some research & weekly upkeep.

The femtanyl shirt goes as hard as their music

I had that mentality of "I just need girlfriend to fix me" for a long time. I was lucky that enough people like you made posts and comments like these and the message eventually got through to me. Therapy has been great for helping me understand how to fix and improve my life without relying on someone else, and that's motivated me to exercise more, eat better, and improve my mental health through journaling and other activities.

I know it can sometimes feel like you're shouting into the void with comments like this, where a few people upvote and you get some silly responses, but you never know if your comment may be the one that finally gets through to someone. I appreciate comments like this and I hope people never stop repeating it.

I find the juxtaposition of the innocuous lead in ("text from my mom") with the rather unhinged text funny. The comparison to poetry, which I personally associate with peacefulness, adds to the expectation that it's going to be a pleasant text, which gets subverted spectacularly. I can also imagine the mom's encounter with the steak, resulting in them drafting the text to their child, which makes me chuckle because it's such a silly thing to experience.

It's less explicitly funny than a lot of things, but the subtlety doesn't mean it isn't funny. Humor is subjective and all, but there's plenty of funny to be found here for most people.

This is what works for me. It felt like such an obvious realization once I had it, but I wish someone had given me this advice years ago. It can still be difficult to beat the cravings at the store, but it's a lot easier to just focus on whatever list of items you need and ignore everything else.

I always interpreted it as the Dr. being the cause and he's removing himself (by going up the elevator) but he's going to leave them with the symptom of being horny. I did a bit of searching and it looks like there's a number of ways to interpret the line. Yet another reason to love the movie.

Here's an article clarifying the latter half of this comment's claims: https://www.theregister.com/2021/09/07/protonmail_hands_user_ip_address_police/

Relevant bits from the article:

Encrypted email service ProtonMail has become embroiled in a minor scandal after responding to a legal request to hand over to Swiss police a user's IP address and details of the devices he used to access his mailbox – resulting in the netizen's arrest.

Back in January this year, the company's homepage stated: "No personal information is required to create your secure email account. By default, we do not keep any IP logs which can be linked to your anonymous email account. Your privacy comes first."

Today that boast has been replaced with a mealy-mouthed version: "ProtonMail is email that respects privacy and puts people (not advertisers) first. Your data belongs to you, and our encryption ensures that. We also provide an anonymous email gateway."