Well, they continuously excrete more slime, so no. But any fresh sailtrail will be sticky at first, until it dries up and hardens.

Wouldn’t that be very sticky?

Dungeon Crawler Carl comes to mind. If not Carl, one of the many other character from the same books.

And you seem like the kind of person who were actually invited to said house, and tells the HOA-wannabe who showed up just to complain about the lawn to sod off.

In other words: You’re a hoopy frood

Maybe the elders who are “far gone” these days are just using ancient meme language that nobody understands anymore.

Because of woke

You seem like the kind of person that goes to other people’s houses uninvited just to complain about their lawn being unkempt.

Ejection seats are a conspiracy by Big Fly to make you Fly more

Gotta admire the dedication of producing homemade beastiality porn in the 60s with a camera that must’ve weighed a ton and cost a small fortune. Hired!

That guy from Mystery Men who could turn invisible if nobody was watching… he was black, wasn’t he?

While Volvo is majority Chinese owned these days, many (most?) of their models are still manufactured in Sweden. I was curious as to where mine was made, and it was built in Gøteborg. And I am very satisfied with it, so I would recommend.

Philips is Dutch, isn’t it?

During that time when the LOTR movies were first coming to cinemas, people were camping outside to get premiere tickets. While we were all in the target demographic for said movies, having read rhe book and all, we found it a bit laughable considering how important it was to some people to see the movies on the premiere rather than just waiting a day or two…

Well, a couple of friends and I decided to ensure we got premiere tickets as well, so we brought sleeping bags and beer for our overnight adventure.

Except we weren’t there for LOTR. We got premiere tickets for Shrek 2, just because why not. We were the only ones there. 10/10, would recommend.

This, but with much longer hair, twice as scruffy, and haven’t shaved in a week.

I have nothing I want to put on display. Who’s more suspicious, the one keeping his curtains closed, or the ones insisting I keep them open so they can peek in.

Also, during a more philosophical discussion on a similar topic, I found myself saying that I cannot guarantee that any legal stuff I do today will stay legal, and I don’t trust any government to not retroactively criminalize something they have me on the logs for.

This is to a degree already a problem. Not because of AI, but because of stagnating wages and an increasing wealth gap.

It used to be that a company designing and selling was limited by funding, but now we’re increasingly seeing companies with all the money in the world who are seeing sales going down due to the simple fact that people cannot afford to buy what they’re selling. The supply is there, but modern corporate effectively eradicate their own market.

Whenever there’s an engine available that is basically the space equivalent of a high-bypass turbo fan. Oh, and it’ll have to be powerful enough support single-stage-to-orbit.

In other words: Whenever travel from the surface of the earth and to mars is cheap enough that a couple of hundred middle class people can fund the transit cost. Meaning, not any time soon.

OK, I’ll bite one last time:
For starters, you don’t even know what my position is, as evident in you attacking US history, as if I have any interest in defending it.
Secondly, if the USSR population weren’t de facto serfs, why was travel so restricted? Why was the wall built? Why are there so few accounts of people fleeing to the soviet union? Are you really claiming that some dairy farmer in Turkmenistan could decide one day that he instead would like to serve borscht in Moscow for a living, and then just get up and do so?

Sound advice outside of 3dprinting too

I think OP pointed out Stalin because there’s a disturbing amount of Stalinism coming from there. I think you’d have to search very long to find someone on Lemmy as a whole who actually disagrees broadly with the philosophy of Marx. However, when it comes to turning this philosophy into an actual political system, that’s when things get a lot more iffy.