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  • I don’t know but the most compelling evidence in my mind is the personal stories from Macaulay Culkin. Culkin was about as broken as Michael Jackson for similar reasons and I think they had a legitimate bond because of that. I tend to believe Culkin when he says that Jackson’s odd behaviors were not a result of ill intent and that Jackson didn’t hurt children.




  • Lemmeenym@lemm.eetoMemesBetter Living Through Chemistry
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    1 month ago

    Vegan diets are generally much higher in whole foods and traditional foods than standard diets. Even the meat substitute are almost always made of a traditional food like tofu, tempeh, or seitan. Commercial vegan eggs are usually tofu, flax and vegetable starch.







  • Making fight decisions based on “could I kill it” is a convenience of human technology. The ability to seclude ourselves during healing and medicine allowing us to avoid infection, heal faster, and heal from more serious wounds has skewed how we think about fighting. Most animals make fight decisions less on “can I kill it” and more on “how badly can it injure me”.

    Sure a human can kill a house cat, absent technology can the human do it without having the skin on an arm or leg shredded? Will the injuries be significant enough to make you unable to protect yourself from other predators? Will the injuries set up infection and kill you?

    Cats are basically the perfect land predators. Even with their small size domestic cats are the most deadly and destructive hunters on earth.

    https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/cats-kill-a-staggering-number-of-species-across-the-world/

    They are ambush predators. They are really good at evaluating prey, identifying strengths and weaknesses, figuring out how, when, and if they should attack. Cats know whether or not they can win a fight. Cats will sometimes charge into fights they can’t win, like attacking the bear, because they know that they can inflict damage and that the other animal is making a similar fight decision. The hyper aggression of a 10lb claw tornado flying toward a 200lb bear is usually enough to convince the bear that the fight isn’t worth it.



  • I guess he could have been considered B list back in the 90’s. Even then his movies were low budget action. Now he just kinda exists, he shows up as a side character in moves sometimes or does a made for TV thing and he says crazy things every now and then that gets him mentioned in celebrity gossip type news. I don’t think he’s relevant enough to have much of an opinion on him.


  • Lemmeenym@lemm.eetoHorror Hub@lemm.eeFavorite horror movie ?
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    3 months ago

    Sorority House Massacre 2

    Super campy low budget b movie. Five sorority sisters spend the night in their new sorority house, the old Hokstedter place, and things start to get dangerous after they use a ouija board.

    The movie went from no script to filming completed in seven days. They were in a rush because they only had a stage for the week the studio owner was on vacation. The flashbacks and lore are from Slumber Party Massacre rather than Sorority House Massacre. It was not originally written as a sequel but the distributor thought it would sell better and there was no intent to make a sequel for Sorority House Massacre because, even for low budget horror, it was an exceptionally bad movie.