History of the World: Part I

A Mel Brooks comedy from 1981. It has different dark takes on notable events in history, like our clumsy guy Moses here.

https://nunzioweb.com/video/history-part1/

This bit happens at 08:10.

I want my bottle, I don’t want my bottle.

I want my bottle, I don’t want my bottle.

https://youtu.be/U21BBw1eDd0

Old Man Interrupts News Interview With Animal Noises

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OK_boomer

Almost 7 years old. Time flies as you age, gramps.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/celebrities/2026/03/02/jim-carrey-conspiracy-theory-alexis-stone/88942857007/

This was a viral stunt that unfortunately, sparked a lot of theories about Jim Carrey that some people still believe.

Halve Life 4b confirmed.

Is it corny enough for Lemmy?

Thanks! Although typically, I am avoided in small groups.

Every once in a while I’ll go out of my way to be ignored in a large group for funsies, though.

What a weird response.

I had to double-check the definition of bootlicker to see if it changed. I’m not sure how it applies to pointing out how scummy it is to wish death upon a stranger. I’m not offended, just bummed that combative people like you have stumbled onto Lemmy.

How to use “Solomon’s paradox” to give yourself good life advice

Being too close to a problem makes it hard to analyze without an outsider’s perspective. If I don’t have an outsider nearby or within friendnapping distance, I use the Rubber Ducky Debugging technique.

Stuck? Ask a Rubber Duck!

Practicing self-compassion makes it less awkward to treat yourself as amazingly as you treat those around you.

You met a fella and ten minutes later told the Internet you want him dead. Classy af.