Everything is a threat to them. They want to be victims sooooo bad.

I’ve been called a “mother” plenty of times! 🤣🤣🤣

And Happy Father’s Day to you!

This is not exactly like the one I’ve got, but it’s pretty similar.

https://a.co/d/dLLvkYh

It attaches to your existing toilet & seat.

16:39

But to be fair, I had to stop and take a Happy Father’s Day call from my daughter. The timer didn’t stop, so it wasn’t 16 minutes of playing. (Still totally worth stopping for the call!)

A microwave sandwich griller. I saw one recommended on another of this type thread, so I gave it a try. You can’t believe how great this thing is. When I worked in an office, I had grilled sandwiches several times a week, and I still use it at home all the time.

https://a.co/d/4VSmebm

That’s a Cadillac of bidets. I’ve got just standard ones on 2 different toilets in my house, and I didn’t pay more than $40 for either of them.

As one who has posted there a lot, happy anniversary! Not only do I get to post my own scores, but I’ve also learned about a bunch of other daily games that I would have never known about otherwise.

Glad to see it, I just subbed. We can all use a little nice in our lives these days!

RIP Norm

1. Found this through a Google search: Piefed has a few nice features that Lemmy and Mbin lack:

• instance blocking
• comments combination, posts only appear once
• keyword filter
• topics (admin-managed feeds)
• user-managed feeds, public and private
• tags
• flairs
• multi communities

2. Yes & yes. They’re built on ActivityPub and interact with each other, though the things that PieFed offers that Lemmy doesn’t (like tags) aren’t visible from Lemmy. And Lemmy can subscribe and interact with posts from PieFed.

3. Yes. There is a way to export all your details through the Lemmy settings and import through PieFed settings, and vice versa.

4. App support is sparse at the moment, but the Interstellar app (https://interstellar.jwr.one/) for Android works with PieFed.

5. Can’t think of anything.

3:19

And I’ll admit that I don’t get the title in relation to the puzzle. Maybe I’m just missing it?

Yeah, after I made this post, I thought about what their customer demographic likely is, and it makes more sense.

I never guessed Greyhound would be one of the first to make a rights stand, but ok. You go Greyhound.