

I’d add “less than 15cm tall” too. I’ve had enough of stupid giant phones that don’t fit in pockets and where you can’t even reach the top or other side with your thumb.


I’d add “less than 15cm tall” too. I’ve had enough of stupid giant phones that don’t fit in pockets and where you can’t even reach the top or other side with your thumb.
I know your plan. You’re looking for orange cat models to photograph and use to replace “Heathcliff” in your “Heathcliff without Heathcliff” posts.
It is a good plan.


Those ones pacman has.
Those ghosts that have been following me about and harassing me?
Going to eat the haunty little bastards.


I put things like this in a box labelled “I don’t know how to recycle this”, then I put that box in the corner of the least-used room in the house, where I won’t see it often.


There’s a sort of white rectangular bag behind him. To the right of it is a large penile object on a string. I suspect this is it.


Yeah, I was being silly :)


Jeffrey Combs the actor.
I liked Gnome back when Ubuntu was brown.
Haha. I love an appealing Amazon photoshop job :)

Also this is separately hilarious (or perhaps terrifying):

Excellent answer.
I suspected the same, but metrically.
Technically true.
How thin would your floors and ceilings need to be for this to be real?


Kent Wanker.


It’s on my to-do list when I have a bit of time :)


Lovely idea, and I’m glad to see a “real forum”.
It depends on where you live, but generally you leave stuff out the front if you want to get rid of it (fridges, freezers, ovens, mattresses, sofas etc) - either officially, by arranging a “bulky goods” collection from the council, or waiting for someone who wants/needs it to take it. Large appliances generally get picked up by “rag and bone” men who weigh the metal in for scrap.
Remember that a large chunk of urban population don’t drive at all, and the majority that do drive small vehicles for short journeys - so not many people can take stuff like that to a recycling centre themselves.
I think you’re overestimating the amount of nice, sunny days available in British weather :)


I was there last week too. Maybe we had a secret Lemmy user meetup without realising?
We had a pregnant semi-stray cat come into our house to give birth. A few days later, I’d left a drawer open and found she’d moved herself and the kittens in.

I didn’t even realise “no SD card” was an option. That’s shitty and awful.