In English, it has to be any of the Contronyms. We have so many, and it really makes it hard for newer speakers to understand some things.

You dust a cake by adding powder, you dust a table by removing powder.
You seed a field by adding seeds, you seed a fruit by removing the seeds.

Relationships and conversations require both sides to put in effort, or else they die.

You say you know that they will be there when you need it, but are you sure? It doesn’t sound like you’re giving them what they need.

The only thing there that I use is Battle.net.

This might not be helpful, but I found that installing it through Lutris worked for me. Systems and OSs are different, so it may not work for you.

Use your computer to do the things you want, and if you need to use Windows to do it, use Windows to do it.

There’s a large difference between these two sentences:

“Say goodbye to Tinder boys”
“Say goodbye to Tinder, boys”

This isn’t really a question, but a very thinly veiled accusation.

Maybe post this somewhere that it belongs.

I would like to inform you that Canadian gays love 2 shows from Oz; “Kath and Kim”, as well as “Please like me”.

Wentworth is a little extra, but it has it’s camp moments.

So does this community, which OP also breaks.

Rule 1: Any drama must be posted as an observer, you cannot post drama that you are involved with.

How, if possible, can I log in to say, discuss.online above, with this account. Or do I need to make a second account over there.

You can view/comment/vote on all of the content there while logged into lemmy.world. As an example, you should be able to click this !flipperzero@programming.dev and participate there. or !AskUSA@discuss.online.

Also, related, is there a way to just, use my Mastodon account, and drop this one completely?

I am not a fan of “microblogging”, so I am not 100% certain. I have seen a lot of posts/comments from Mastodon on lemmy instances, they are the people using hashtags.

Kbin and Mbin are Lemmy-like systems that also hooks into microblogging much easier, so you might be able to do a one account thing there much easier.

Again, not certain because microblogging is not my jam.

I think it’s because they usually mean “Shut up, I don’t care what you’re thinking about, just be pretty.”

I think it’s because they usually mean “Shut up, I don’t care what you’re thinking about, just be pretty.”

The mine + yours thing is intimate. You are experiencing the same thing at the same time, while being somewhat vulnerable to the other participant.

Looking into someone’s eyes
Holding someone’s hand
Kissing someone’s lips
Frotting

Smelling someone’s nose doesn’t quite feel like it would fit the list.

Infinity happens in MTG all the time.

We don’t have one.

If something isn’t important enough to have a specific place, it isn’t important enough to own.

Non-gendered wording isn’t exclusive to English, it’s mostly other European languages that stick to doing that.

There are some languages that don’t even have different words for “he” and “she”.

Edit: made the wording less asshole-y

Infowars was/is a media company, Alex Jones’ show was on TV and online.
They are known for peddling and creating far right conspiracy theories, and because of this were often banned from social media websites for breaking their Terms of Service.
Because Elon is a right-wing conspiracy theorist who likes Alex Jones, he unbanned infowars from Twitter when he(Elon) bought it.

Inforwars was recently sued into the ground because of the claims he made to his audience about the victims of school shootings and their families. Because of this, he was ordered to have his assets liquidated.
The Onion (a satirical news/comedy website) won the bid for Inforwars and its assets, and Elon isn’t a fan of this, so he’s trying to not allow The Onion access to the Inforwars Twitter account.

The shirt is using an aggressive tone, which is inferring the person wearing is someone who would complain about “those damn libs and their pronouns.”

But even with the aggressive tone, the shirt is letting us know that which pronouns he uses.

They stopped being common place just before my time, so it would sense for you to have never experienced them.

There isn’t a good reason for people have down-voted you.

Very common. Queer bookstores often had coffee shops in them and would serve something basic like sandwhiches. If you weren’t a club goer and didn’t want to join a choir or sport steam, that’s often where you would meet other queer people before everyone had the internet in their pocket. They would host speakers/seminars, networking events, board game nights, an acoustic act or two, the fact that they sold books was often secondary.

I think a lot of “Pride Centres” started as bookstores.

You can likely just block the magazine for yourself, or you can contact https://kbin.melroy.org/u/melroy about it.

The butterfly, or an overweight jungle cat?