“We define God as that which is most important to us. So when we take the ass n titties heirarchy in light of the metaphysical substrate, titties is God”
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Cake day: June 12th, 2023
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10·5 months agoA lot of them come with free access to Kanopy or Hoopla which are streaming services with movies and TV shows that you log into with your library card
A bit disappointed this isn’t about the funny YouTube song about the Dirt Man
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3·8 months agoProtecting the womenfolk while the other menfolk are out hunting
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Snakes hate this one simple trick!
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As far as sex goes, occasionally I’ll invite a second person
That’s the up and down ones. They’re kept there without across ones to eat
Ya know, when hermit crabs find a new shell and it’s too big for them they sit next to it. Others come try it and if its too big for them they sit next to it too.
But what’s interesting is they line up by size, with the largest crab closest to the shell.
Finally, when a big crab comes by and the shell fits, he drops the old one and the next largest crab gets it. That second crab drops his old one and the next crab gets it, etc, etc. All the crabs in line get a new shell as soon as the crab in front of them moves into their new shell.
So, yeah. I’d watch hermit crabs all day if I could too.
I would have gone with you to the end, into the very fires of Mordor you piece of shit
Is this you?
I don’t see how it is a logical fallacy. A fallacy is when the conclusion is not supported by the premises. “Nothing to hide” is only one of those two required elements, the premise. The conclusion is undefined and might or might not be supported by the premise.
“Nothing to hide” is often a fallacy when arguing, say, government surveillance. “If you have nothing to hide you’ll accept metal detectors at the airport” is a fallacy. I accept metal detectors, but it’s because I value everyone’s safety over my minor invasion of privacy, I don’t think the premise of “nothing to hide” leads to the conclusion.
But I can’t say for sure every “nothing to hide” argument would be a fallacy without the rest of the argument.