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@zens @liamvhogan what I'm trying to get at is, the yogurt must be pretty bad if you could sell sour cream as it.

Good sour cream exists here in Canada (though you're going a bit out of your way to get it, the sour cream from any of the big brands is mediocre), but no matter how good or bad it is, it would make an awful yogurt.

@zens @liamvhogan oh god I hope you're wrong about that. I eat muesli with yoghurt at breakfast, I eat yoghurt with honey or marmalade stirred in for dessert, I marinate meats in yoghurt with spices mixed in. Doing any of those with sour cream would be disgusting. Is British yoghurt that bad?

I'd call American sour cream more of a somewhat lower quality creme fraiche. It's nothing like yoghurt.

@waitworry @RickiTarr "I'm obviously a good driver, my car has no dents in it because it's never been in a crash."
"When did you buy it?"
"Last month."
"Why did you buy a new car last month?"
"I crashed the last one."

@MyWoolyMastadon @BeAware @whalecoiner in Tusky you can tap the ... under a post, copy the link, paste it into your own post to make a quote post. When reading a quote post like that, Tusky will show a preview of the post and clicking on it will keep you in your own instance so you can reply to the original.

@Shrigglepuss I've literally never had a work computer that was as quick and responsive as the 300 MHz blue and white Mac G3 desktop I got in about 1998. From pressing the power button to doing my first productive task, there's just no contest.

@botvolution that's gotta be it

I recently read an article (which was interesting and I learned stuff and all) where they were talking about commodity prices per metric tonne, using the abbreviation "mt".

And just. Guh! An abbreviated metric unit (which the tonne really isn't, the whole point of a metric system is we should be calling it a megagram, but anyway), that starts with a lowercase m. We know what that means, it should be 1/1000 of whatever a t is.

@warandpeas funny how no one ever suspects aliens built stuff white people built

@felix @aredridel @voltagex @az The father of a friend of mine in high school was an ornithologist. I remember watching Robin Hood Prince of Thieves at their house, and his dad couldn't bear to watch any more when they used North American bird song as background sounds in Sherwood forest.

@HistoPol @dancinyogi @TLB73

Where I live is probably something to do with it, and I'm sure white male privilege is a non-trivial part too, but I've been fortunate so far that nobody's hassled me for wearing a mask.

I can tell myself I'd have all kinds of clever responses if someone did, but I have no idea how I'd react in reality.

@jimcarroll@futurist.info @JimCarroll@jimcarroll.com @atomicpoet Nice! If someone replies to your post via their Fediverse view of the post, does it also show up as a comment on your blog site?