Lol I honestly don’t remember anything at all from that movie, except boobs. I was in 2nd grade.

Kentucky fried movie

I still think of myself as a beginner but I am obsessed with doing everything I can to be as safe as possible, thankfully I also think learning safety is fun!

In October 2022 I bought a 2001 Kawasaki w650, that was my first bike since I briefly tinkered with dirt bikes about 10 years prior. I sold that this spring.

That same year in November I picked up an 82 Kawasaki ke100 and a 2004 KLR650.

This spring I picked up a 2019 Kawasaki z900rs and a 2017 KTM 125 SX.

A few weeks ago I picked up a KLX300, which is the first new thing I ever purchased, and I just finished putting the 650-ish break-in miles on it yesterday, so I’m really excited to take that on the trails now.

I think what I’m finding is riding very different bikes in different ways teaches you all kinds of different skills that are transferrable to all of them in subtle ways.

What are you riding on now?

Off topic: How do you prefer to pronounce sauna?

After selling one and borrowing a dirt bike for my kid, 6 are in my possession, but the one I’m borrowing is grown out of now.

I have an 82 Kawasaki that needs minor engine work, and to get sold, a newer retro sport bike and an older klr650.

I’m thinking next year I’ll sell the sport bike and klr and consolidate on a larger adventure bike, taking my fleet down to 3.

One mx bike, one klx300 that is capable on dirt and road, and one sportier adventure bike. That way my kid and I can ride trails anywhere and I can do some nice trips too. We can kinda trade off depending on how we feel like riding.

Everything is temporary

Six motorcycles in 2 years

Pluggin’

Yeah we’re all subject to the mind virus that is US general elections.

If this is a serious question, do an Internet search for the difference between “ray casting” and “ray tracing”.

Like all the other sounds that come out of your face, what could be up with it?

Maybe the miscommunication in this whole concept is the word “work”. What about at a restaurant or near family?

I think the “work” bit is a verbal crutch, what people want is a way to better scope their experience to content more appropriate for their current situation whatever it may be.

As a side note, if there can be a sort of tag that denotes things like half naked anime characters, I would be the first one to permanently filter them out of my feed because they contribute absolute zero value to my experience here. Not trying to be a downer but it’s just not for me. I’m glad there are people who enjoy that and can have that.

Moreover I don’t think these need to be on a single scale. Like, trauma isn’t “more” than pornographic, it’s just something completely different (ideally).

There can be a scale of safe to unsafe for a variety of reasons, and people might be able to filter what they see more proactively based on their own tolerances (and interests).

But then again complexity can be a deterrence. Tagging and cataloging can be a big content management problem and I think most want to do the simplest thing possible.

But maybe content advisory could be a crowd sourced effort, using a up/down ranking on explicit categories just like we can do on posts.

Yes, they should be. For the same exact reason anything that is taboo but socially acceptable but definitely unprofessional should be. Real boobs, cartoon boobs, it doesn’t bother me at all but it makes me very much less likely to browse lemmy in a public setting. Setting morals completely aside, if you want this platform to thrive, you’ll have to be compassionate to the consumers of it, the user base. The community can definitely make this thing not usable if they want to. It’s about being practical.

Here I sit, same as ever. Took a dump, pulled the lever. The toilet clogged. The water flowed. Look out world, it’s a motherload!.

Why is it my favorite? I have no idea… Probably because I’m awful.

This has left me with ripples of giggles for days, btw.

Absolutely

Usually they go less far in practice than their promises, because our government was designed to be gridlocked.

Same thing as last time.