You just happened to stumble across the stupidest motherfucker alive. Probably alive. Those risky decisions don’t take themselves.

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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • You eventually get used to it

    One time I tried for 5 minutes to get my contact lens out, getting desperate enough to scratch from the white to the iris with my fingernail. I thought I was scratching the contact lens until I felt something weird in the side of my eye.

    The fucking thing slid behind my eye at some point.

    So I scratched my literal fucking eyeball with very little pain.

    My vision was blurry, but I could see only one contact lens was removed in the container. I concluded that it must still be in there and that the bad vision was just my mind playing tricks on me.

    Point is, you can get pretty comfortable touching your eyeball.










  • During the single mandatory postgraduate session on ethics, a few of us decided to play a bot trivia game over Telegram.

    We all already knew it’s bad to use our education to kill people or do fraud or plagiarise shit. Like, man, I never did that. I’m not gonna fucking do that.

    Anyways, someone sent the answer, “Led Zeppelin”, 1ms before me.

    I slammed my fist on the desk. The entire lecture hall looked at me. That was my only moment of gamer rage where I hit something. Normally I just aggressively grunt or clench my teeth.

    edit: I dropped out anyways, so it didn’t matter if you don’t think about it too much






  • They do a similar thing with medication here in South Africa. Or, at least they used to. I haven’t seen many video ads in a very long time.

    They can advertise Schedule 0 meds (aisle stuff) with pictures and a generic ad text, coincidentally also describing the type of medication they cannot advertise. The medications marked [S0] normally contain herbal or relatively safe ingredients.

    And then they have the Schedule 1 and 2 medications which look comedically similar to their S0 counterparts

    I think for schedule 1, I think they can advertise, but it’s OTC. Schedule 1 is stuff like, throat lozenges with benzocaine and other things that could potentially be dangerous, but you can only buy in small quantities.

    Schedule 2, They are allowed to say if they have stock and apparently run discount promotions on them, but they cannot openly display images of the products. Stuff like ibuprofen, codeine, antihistamines, pseudoephedrine etc.

    Example here:

    clicks. co. za/brands/benylin †

    1. Benylin for babies and losers

    2. Benylin for the real deal hatman seekers

    † (Sorry about the spaces, I don’t want to accidentally break any community rules nor let those cunts notice Lemmy traffic. Not advertising. Fuck Clicks. Fuck J&J. Cook your own meds in mum’s bathtub)