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Looks like AI. Delete this
probably AI generated btw
i mean i don't care but many of you probably do.
thought so too, surprised to see yours be the first comment about it---
Somewhat new here. Is this "rule" thing a Lemmy specific thing or is it popular elsewhere on the Internet where I don't go?
Also, I kinda understand it but what exactly does it mean?
It's a 196(/195) thing.
There's "one" rule: post before you leave. That is what's being referred to.
Good lord
Suddenly having second thoughts
that's where all the bronies went to
No, I’m still here. It can’t be all
happy cake day 🎂✨
How is that even called here on Lemmy? Do even all clients show that?
Mine doesn't show it, I'm on boost
One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts lie behind that mask. What dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty.
sigh...
is sad that its a death related thing, otherwise id have put a super excite response.
Wait until you see her transformation sequence where she becomes Dihydrogen Mononoxide
that's way deadlier. way more people die from that than Carbon monoxide!!!
Didn't catalytic converters fix the carbon monoxide issue?
They lessen it, not eliminate it. No system is perfect. Its a significant improvement for overall environment and air quality. But in a confined space (like a garage) it'll still displace enough oxygen for a person to suffocate.
Not if you sell it first
largely yes, that's why they invented charcoal grills /j
this post was submitted on 23 May 2026
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