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[spookex@lemmy.world]

I got some for free because my brother found a store that actually imports them (they aren't available in regular supermarkets) and bought some.

Tastes like a generic sugar-free drink, I'd just go with a regular energy drink since it tastes better

[yoshi@lemmy.today]

drives a truck everywhere

"I don't use cars like everyone else. This is a different means of conveyance altogether."

[jackbydev@programming.dev]

Some people define social media as platforms where you use your real identity as your name like Facebook and MySpace.

[jackbydev@programming.dev]

I started feeling like an adult when I was 28.

[grandwolf319@sh.itjust.works]

I’m trying to understand what the last two streaming services are.

I guess that’s even worse.

[vegantomato@lemmy.world]

It's better to eat real food.

[conartistpanda@lemmy.world]

Content farma target children. The original doesnt.

[mechoman444@lemmy.world]

I wouldn't call this social interactions. Tress commentary between anonymous people in a comments sections hardly qualifies as social and even though it's technically an interaction it's only just.

If you compare this to say, Facebook the interaction levels massively different.

[mechoman444@lemmy.world]

Your analogy is bad and you should feel bad.

[clinicallydepressedpoochie@lemmy.world]

I started feeling like an adult when I thought of going to a show and realized I would be an old dude and it would be weird. So yeah, adult just kinda happens to you.

[monkemischief@lemmy.today]

**bae-blades

[jackbydev@programming.dev]

If your Prime has ads, you might see an ad for Prime and you could use Prime to order Prime because of an ad on Prime.

[modus@lemmy.world]

I assumed they were meal delivery services and was confused.

[fuck_u_spez_in_particular@lemmy.world]

I seldom just paste wiki links, but:

Social media - Wikipedia

(en.wikipedia.org)

So by definition (of wikipedia, which at this point I'm considering a viable source) lemmy is social media...

There are of course differences between social media, some are worse, some are better, but it's still social media.

[adrianhooves@lemmy.today]

i have tried feastables and honestly i liked the flavor but the funniest part about the chocolate bar is the fact that it's a huge chocolate bar and at the very top it's cut into another small part that says "share this part!", hahah that was funny, but yea. i think feastable is nice

[knock_knock_lemmy_in@lemmy.world]

Ahh. Not the Amazon version.

[yonder@sh.itjust.works]

Not knowing is a sign of a healthy mind. You will sleep even better than Mr. Simpson in the meme.

[yonder@sh.itjust.works]

Prime drink with next day Prime shipping on Prime day. What did I just type.

[mechoman444@lemmy.world]

Yes. I understand that lemmy and reddit are considered social media for classification or legal purposes or what not.

I, personally do not agree with the classification nor do I consider either platform to be social media.

I would go so far as to argue that they are not infact social media but, again, news aggregators.

I would even state firmly that their classification as social media is incorrect.

In the same sense that cannabis is categorized as a schedule one narcotic but we all know it actually isn't.

[tempermentalanomaly@lemmy.world]

It was so freeing when I escaped that at 35.