MrShankles
@MrShankles@reddthat.com
- Comment on Nintendo shuts down Ryujinx 2 months ago:
I don’t much care of what is said, when it is just. I’m more concerned with those who claim to know the difference
- Comment on Back in my day 1 year ago:
Lol, that’s pretty ingenious. It’s soothing and the animation is kinda boring, especially the beginning. Bravo
- Comment on Back in my day 1 year ago:
Full-disclosure… I found it online and am about to re-watch it
- Comment on Back in my day 1 year ago:
Idk how obscure, but “Puff the Magic Dragon” was definitely a weird one for me. Kinda glad it got lost (probably thrown out, who knows)
- Comment on Why are there circles of melted snow on this icy pond? 1 year ago:
Fisher pricemen
- Comment on Why are there circles of melted snow on this icy pond? 1 year ago:
Cod Stewart and Tuna Turner
- Comment on Snow! 1 year ago:
That’s how it feels when I have to drive through Mississippi; the state line can seem like night and day in regard to the roads. It sometimes goes from feeling like your off-road driving to smooth as butter
- Comment on Snow! 1 year ago:
Where I live, that would unnecessarily tear up the roads. It don’t snow here
- Comment on How do some people "read lips"? 1 year ago:
I still wear masks in public, but holy shit does it make people harder to understand when I can’t see their lips. I wanna say that someone made a “clear” mask for that exact reason. Dunno how exactly or where I remember that from, but it’s a good idea
- Comment on How do some people "read lips"? 1 year ago:
Your experience seems very much like my own. I don’t have hearing loss, but what I assume is an auditory processing issue with speech.
It’s much easier for me to understand what someone is saying when I can see their mouth and microexpressions. If my back is turned, I don’t always catch everything. Sometimes I keep hearing the “wrong thing” no matter how much I ask for them to repeat it… so I just learned to repeat back whatever non-sensical thing I “heard”; and that either helps me process what they were trying to say, or they will repeat it back slower and more clearly. It’s frustrating sometimes, especially in noisier environments with a lot of other stimulus… that’s when seeing someone’s lips will help the most for me
And of course, I love subtitles. Otherwise I have to blast the TV, and still will miss things. The subtitles just clarify what I’m pretty sure I heard, or what I missed. I’m not just reading my way through everything, unless it’s in another language… which than does feel like a switch in the way I “see subtitles”
- Comment on No excuses 1 year ago:
You caught me just as I was getting ready to workout. So I tacked on 30 push-ups to the end of my 30 mins of cardio. I hope you’re happy, cause I’m exhausted
- Comment on No excuses 1 year ago:
Currently on the toilet, having a pre-workout poop. It feels like Lemmy is watching me.
I was going to just do cardio, but I guess I’ll add 20 push-ups at the end… I’m now too scared not to