Don't throw that away!

[cymbal_king@lemmy.world]

"Scientifically Processed" lol. When ultraprocessed was a selling point

[anticorp@lemmy.world]

They don't know, they just wanted to criticize.

[anticorp@lemmy.world]

Found the hoarder?

[frayedpickles@lemmy.cafe]

Found the piece of shit?

[frayedpickles@lemmy.cafe]

Yes the forehead ridge and posture of the professor is identi.....wait a second

[frayedpickles@lemmy.cafe]

Yes that's how humans work. I bet you're the most empathic person you know.

[anticorp@lemmy.world]

Sometimes!

[dragonfucker@lemmy.nz]

Everyone in this thread is absolutely roasting the artist right now by saying her self-insert looks like a Neaderthal and spreads a bad image of mental illness.

[puck2@lemmy.world]

But it's a joke

[bach37strad@lemmy.world]

I used to buy the glass Voss bottles and reuse them. Made one into a bong once.

[oceansoap@lemmy.ml]

It's funny, but more realistically, a hoarder at this mangetude usually has strong emotions tied to items. It can be that it reminds them of something or someone, or they feel a huge amount of guilt at even the thought of tossing it. Could be guilt of climate change or guilt of the item's purpose being wasted. It could be as simple of being afraid of being in a situation and needing one again.

Even the hoarders that explain their horde by way of earning money (this will be worth something) is just using it as an excuse to horde. They tend to like the idea of what it could be and enjoy imagining the project, but don't actually enjoy the action of doing the project. The connection to hoarding items is hoarding the imagination of it, and having the physical thing makes that imagining much more real to them.

Still, it's a funny comic.

[rooftophopper@lemmy.world]

My pops would keep all his old underwears because to him, they made great rags to clean off the stove and dry the car after a wash.

The first time my friend helped me wash my dad's car, he just stared at the underwear like he was on some alien planet.

Get to drying, dum dum.

[mac@mander.xyz]

Dumbest fucking comment here.

You can defend your fellow humans without suffering their problems.
Well, maybe you cant, but the rest of us can.

[mac@mander.xyz]

ItS JuSt tHe aRt sTyLe

[eatcasserole@lemmy.world]

This looks like something you'd find in BioShock, or The Outer Worlds maybe.

[mac@mander.xyz]

I can't even take you serious with this train of thought lmao

[heythisisnttheymca@lemmy.world]

we still have grandpa in a box in the garage because my mother refuses to get him an urn or go sprinkle him over the lake he liked. he's followed us through three houses and I'm concerned I'm going to inherit grandpa.

[greenknight23@lemmy.world]

people projecting their personal narrative onto a comic that couldn't care less about their personal feelings on the matter.

what's even funnier than the joke is that these people are actually getting triggered by how much an inanimate comic rejects their personal struggles with mental illness that their illness spills over and out of control.

it's a joke. chuckle and move on. your life will be so much better if you learn how to ignore the noise and move forward.

[yokonzo@lemmy.world]

Homo habilus, in case you were wondering

[amanduh@lemm.ee]

Good one?