The dragon rolls I’ve seen considered of shrimp tempura and avocado topped with unagi. The eel is the dragon, while the shrimp provides a tail.
Decoy321
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op, I’m removing this because it’s not in the usual TIL format.
I would also prefer if you simply write the text from the image. Just so I don’t get so many reports from whiny bitches complaining about ai slop. They clearly weren’t around for the era of “this is Photoshop, I can tell by the pixels”.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL cows can suffer from fatal bloated stomachs. A way of treating it is by puncture and burning the released methane gas (to determine how much is remaining).English
31·1 year agoBecause everyone is broke af
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL sweat comes out of the pores, which does this when you shaveEnglish
2·1 year agoWell, have fun, I guess?
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL sweat comes out of the pores, which does this when you shaveEnglish
4·1 year agoWell, they’re not a mod here. I’m one of the poor saps with that role. Is… Is that what you want…? That’s not even a rule here.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL some pigeons have legs that resemble chickens because of shared mutations that alter limb identity, causing feathers to grow where scales usually form.English
11·1 year agoHi there. Would you please reply to this comment to show that you’re not a spam bot? I would like to stop receiving reports about your posts
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that Arlington National Park was confiscated by the U.S. federal government from the private ownership of Confederate States Army general Robert E. Lee.English
22·1 year agoI’m gonna need you to clarify your point some more
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that Nazi Germany had a program called Lebensborn where ideal German men and women would produce a baby and then all three would go their separate ways.English
42·1 year agoBut you didn’t. And not only does the first half of your comment contribute nothing to the conversation, but your second half is just outright disrespectful.
Please refrain from both aspects of such commentary in the future. They’re not conducive to good discussion in this community.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that this is a real photo of Mark Zuckerburg, I always thought it was photoshopped.English
22·1 year agoJust going to go on record here. It’s not okay to harass anyone here because they’re autistic. We’re not opening this door, it gets ugly real quick. Further commentary will result in comment removal and potential bans.
No, it doesn’t matter if they’re billionaires. There’s plenty of actual reasons you can give them shit. Don’t touch autism or any other form of hate speech.
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World News@lemmy.world•Germany: Intelligence agency says entire AfD 'extremist'English
01·1 year agoYou’re missing my point, though. You pay lip service to wanting something to be done about this, but all your words only spout doom and gloom in a defeatist attitude. Your words actively betray your supposed intentions.
If you actually wanted progress in this matter, you would benefit from changing your messaging. Otherwise, you just look like every other troll that’s actually pro-nazi.
So which is it?
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World News@lemmy.world•Germany: Intelligence agency says entire AfD 'extremist'English
01·1 year agoYou raise fair points, but I want to circle back to intent. Because what you’re advocating in your last sentence is hurt by your original comment.
The whole point of “it’s happened once before” is to show that something is actually possible. It’s not theoretically possible, there’s a real world example to show it.
Bringing up counterexamples does not change that.
You can show one counterexample. Ten. A hundred. A thousand examples of when something didn’t work. They don’t negate the one time it did.
And to go even further, you should frame all those counterexamples as simply learning lessons. Examples on how not to do it. Because the framing here matters. If you want someone to be smart and try to find a solution, you frame history that way.
If you’re trying to discourage others from trying, you do it the way you initially did.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL The movie Jaws bas based on the summer of shark attacks on Jersey Shore, U.S.A.English
11·1 year agoThanks for the thoughtful response. You’ve raised great points and changed my mind. I’ll be removing these moving forward and will remove this one after sending this comment.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL The movie Jaws bas based on the summer of shark attacks on Jersey Shore, U.S.A.English
125·1 year agoHi there. I understand your perspective on the matter. On the other hand, I don’t consider this community active enough to be too restrictive on content. This place gets an average of one post a day. Op has made comments, indicating they’re an actual human being, and the post has not actually broken any rules.
Considering that this post has brought forth actual discussion, I’m going to leave it up.
You’re welcome to post other content from other preferred sources if you like.
And people are allowed to not want to fuck them.
Can I offer you a nice egg in these trying times?
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in HistoryEnglish
11·1 year agoPlease allow me to clarify my perspective on this discussion.
This commenter associated a bunch of effects with the progressive era.
You then replied with a thoughtful response that questioned most of their points.
But then you wrote
Japanese Internment Two major Red Scares and a collapse in union membershipLegitimate criticisms.
At this point, I read that as you acknowledging those two points as legitimate criticisms against the progressive era. This is what I disputed. I think those are unfair criticisms, as far as I understood the words you wrote.
This is all I said. I’ve jumped to no other conclusions. I’ve said nothing against you or your character. I’ve made no other assumptions. I simply wrote a response based off the words you used.
I see you’ve further clarified your perspective as well, and understand that we’re of the same perspective on the matter. You have no need to be so defensive anymore, my dude.
Edit: the other commenter essentially proved that they were just baiting people into inflammatory discussion. They kept resorting to personal attacks and flip-flopped on their position solely to continue arguing. This behavior is not tolerated here. Please report such trolls in the future.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in HistoryEnglish
5·1 year agoBy asking for clarification instead of jumping to some inflammatory assumptions. I was civil to you, and made no accusations against your character. Yet you were very quick to attack my character. Would you please refrain from such incivility in the future?
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in HistoryEnglish
52·1 year agoMy apologies, I guess I wasn’t clear enough. My point was that it’s unfair to blame those things as results of progressive policies.
But hey, thanks for the gross mischaracterization of my perspective.
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL About the Smoot-Hawley Act, Which was the 20% Across the Board Tariff That Deepened the Great Depression and Resulted in the Largest Senate Seat Loss in HistoryEnglish
91·1 year agoJapanese Internment Two major Red Scares and a collapse in union membershipLegitimate criticisms
No they’re not. Those two things were caused by far greater international factors. Like, you know, the 2nd World War.




No they’re not