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Cake day: October 25th, 2023

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  • (UK) All three are technically correct, but 1 and 3 are the most commonly used. 1 is casual and the most frequently said (mainly because it has fewer syllables and we humans are lazy).

    Edit: Thinking about this more. Phrase 1 is what you would normally use when you desire something that is not shared with others, for example:

    “I found this old slice of bread behind the sofa…”

    “I want that!”

    Or “This week’s jackpot is 1 billion pounds!”

    “I WANT THAT!”

    Phrase 2 or 3 are normally used when you are expressing a common desire.

    “I wish this skyscraper would just fall on top of me so I don’t have to go to work tomorrow” “I want the same”

    “I wish Uncle would stop drinking.” “I want this too, but he is very thirsty.”




  • I do woodworking as a hobby. It doesn’t make money unless you invest in a full workshop and scale up production to the point where it would basically be a second job. Often the material costs alone are as much as it would cost to buy a completed item.

    I’d still recommend it as a creative outlet though. There’s something satisfying about seeing that coffee table in the lounge and thinking “yeah I made that!”







  • Yeah social media just adds so much undue mental pressure, especially the non-anonymous ones.

    People are constantly seeing perfectly filtered and perfectly arranged photos of influencers apparently enjoying the perfect life and then comparing their own reality and feeling inadequate.

    The FOMO pressure to be always available and seek validation via DMs, comments and likes.

    The bombardment of political slop and seeing the opinions of every single fucker in the world and a few million bots about some mundane shit is bad for your mood.

    Sending and receiving Goatse was just a tiny bit of fun in comparison.