I hate well known methods being referred to as "hacks".
I do pottery and clay reclaiming is something literally every potter learns how to do and knows what it is and has probably done it since the dawn of human civilization. Then I see some YouTube short claiming they discovered an "infinite clay hack". đ¤Śââď¸
I got this issue with the word "reference". I Remember when the mario movie came out, and every video, every person, every whatever, did not stop finding "references". If a mushroom were in Mario's room it was a reference... Did people recall that is a mario movie....? And do they remember the fact that mushrooms belong to Mario's universe? Those are not a reference, god
They're a reference to... themselves!
This reminds me of that Mitchell and Webb sketch about farming.
I donât even care, Iâll watch this every time it gets posted.
Clicked into the comments specifically to see this was posted and watch it for the millionth time.
You cannot lose!
I appreciate the ubiquitous nature of the "are we the baddies" sketch... but I wish more folks were more aware of everything else they've done I maintain that there's a relevant Mitchell and Webb sketch for almost every imaginable scenario.
Honestly I'd much rather see homesteading cycle in and out of the public zeitgeist than the trends of felonies disguised as "challenges."
One more fucktoid tries to play around with doing dumbshit on the road, and I'm going to un-air their tyres.
People, just make sure you let your garlic over winter.
