Hmm, but not the tower or chariot? Death isn’t assigned the meaning you think it is. It is more about reaping what you sow, or receiving a change to your life, than dealing with death itself. Not saying I believe the meanings, but I know what they are meant to represent.

So… Your values are…?

“Everyone everywhere should federate.”

“Not like that!”

Yep. When I tried Mastodon, I gave up again super fast, and I think I see why now. Thankyou, very interesting.

You don’t need to get someone elses curation, just do a search for your interests. It isn’t difficult. How odd that people don’t know how to look for stuff. I guess algorithms atrophied their ability to think for themselves…

I don’t see much linux stuff, not subscribed to it, but it is better here than seeing all that sodding windows propaganda everywhere. My opinion is that the feddiverse is mostly star trek, but again, probably what I happen to have subscribed to. Why did you subscribe to all the linux based interest groups if you aren’t interested in Linux?

…This just raises questions about what the article about, it is not a summary.

It is easier to get into. It is easier to continue with it. There is an obvious no-brainer app.

No, not grope, as I said, pat.

He felt we had all been sitting down for too long, and should gently pat the stranger on the butt, presumably to help them with the pins and needles. It was weird, but we thought it was weirder still! I believe people did indeed ask a lot of questions of him, but at the time it was a massive moment of lost in translation and divided by a common language, etc.

Not as weird or rude as telling them to pat their neighbour on the vulva.

An American comedian, following a long set here in Australia, told the audience to stand up and stretch. He then tried to direct us to “bend over and pat your neighbour on the fanny”. Stone cold silence did not indicate to him his mistake, and he tried several times before eventually realising he had lost his audience goodwill entirely with this starting skit.

Turned out later that he had no clue what “fanny” means here, and had to have it explained to him.