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    When you use the internet without an adblocker

    You’re just

    RAWDOGGING THE INTERNET

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    I mean, she’s still using it correctly in that context. 👀

    If I say something “tastes like ass” and I’m eating, like, a bagel, I’m probably saying it tastes bad and not like ass cheeks.

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      Yeah, I think how she is using it is completely acceptable. We all understand what she is saying and what she means… that’s a win in my book.

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      Although it’s not really possible to eat pizza without rawdoggin it.

      Unless you use a fork and knife like a heathen

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            ok but you people need to start dropping ideas on how to rehydrate and cover some of the stale taste from days old pizza without ranch. I’ll sometimes do a couple of dabs of hot sauce but it makes the crust weird when you’re reheating it for some reason.

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              Air fryer usually get the cheese a bit more melty and pulls out moisture in the crust that causes staleness. Nothing is better than an air fryer reheat in my experience

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              I put my leftover pizza in a Ziploc bag, it doesn’t dry out even after a week (and probably longer, but at that point something else is eating it…)

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              Have you tried an oven?

              Microwaves just suck for heating up leftover pizza.

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                yeah oven is my go-to, need to try the air fryer suggestion from @[email protected] though. But I mean I’m not expecting miracles, anything that’s been reheated after days isn’t gonna be like when it’s fresh.

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                  I tend to grill mine in a foil pouch which isn’t so bad either. I think you could probably grill it directly on the grate too, but there’s more risk of it burning.

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                I have a panini press that can be propped open, and it’s the best thing for reheating a slice of pizza. I usually microwave it a bit first just to heat it thru, but sticking on the panini press makes the crust, ah, crusty again.

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        Although it’s not really possible to eat pizza without rawdoggin it.

        Unless you use a fork and knife like a heathen

        I have my butler cut up my pizza for me with a pizza knife and a pizza fork. And then I have my nanny feed it to me. “Here comes the train to the tunnel, choo-choo!”

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      You gotta go to Edgar’s Bagels on 65th if you want ass check flavored bagels. They don’t skimp on the cream cheese either.

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          Terrible. Take your upvote and get the hell out of here.

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          I’d get down on some of Edgar’s Fromunda cheese.

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    I had a friend who thought “Netflix & chill” just meant watch movies and relax, so she had it on her dating app profile and couldn’t understand why she only got hookups.

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      So ugh where’d she post it again?

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        The internet is so tame now. Are there any websites left or is it largely just professional stuff left?

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      I thought that’s what it meant, too.

      I’m old.

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          From what I can find online, it originally meant what I thought it did, but quickly morphed into mainly being a hookup afterward.

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      My daughter, still in elementary school a few years ago, asked if we can Netflix and Chill after a long day.

      I had trouble explaining to her what it meant.

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      I think it can mean a both - that’s the great thing about a noncommittal word like chill. I think the key part is that whatever happens is casual.

      But yeah would probably get a lot of hookup attention on a dating website

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        I don’t know, I don’t think of sex as chilling. Just like I don’t see sport as chilling. Chilling should be more calm and less purpose-driven.

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    That’s… A valid way to use that phrase now

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      Someone is going to feel so edgy when they use it as originally conceived unwittingly.

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        I’m blue collar lol I can’t relate to NSFW warnings.

        Idk what you meant by without some serious eyes

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      Im OK with social media as long as it has RSS. But that also means no insta and no twitter.

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          How much did they make by you seeing it here?

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            You realize people make money from social media, right?

            Obviously not this one but the profitable ones.

            18k likes and 2200 shares.

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              Yes, absolutely! But the suggestion to self host when you’re not even contributing to their income comes across as a little unjustified.

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                  • Comment 1: Why do some comic artists only post to social media?
                  • Comment 2: It costs money to make a website.
                  • Comment 3: It only costs $10 to make a website.
                  • Me: The comic artist is not making any money right now from us on Lemmy.
                  • You: Social media platforms are profitable.
                  • Me: Yes, they are. Additionally, I believe that comment 3 is unfair because that person is not paying towards the $10 for the comic artist to make their own website.
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        No, it really, seriously, doesn’t. People that rely on social media are just lazy and ignorant.

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        And it gives you some degree of control over reposts and people stealing content. If your not on the platform you cant really contest claims against a video or post.

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        Plenty of ways to host for free, even with a custom domain. (Though the domain is $15 per year) Like GitHub. Or you can even just use Tumblr with a custom domain.

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      Maybe they don’t want their comics browsed.

      Used to be, you got one comic with the sunday paper. There was no bingeing your favorite comics you just waited until they came out.

      My guess is they don’t have enough material for a whole collection yet, and they’re using social media as feedback mechanism

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            A lot more than that ignore the meta ecosystem.

            The same reason we’re here instead of on Reddit.

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              Lemmy is a rounding error with regards to the size of large social media.
              Also, most of us are here not because we’re small-social media enthusiasts but because of Reddit’s business decisions.

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        Used to be, you got one comic with the sunday paper. There was no bingeing your favorite comics you just waited until they came out.

        I mean, this is true if “used to be” means “prior to WWII” (or maybe even earlier). Publishers have been putting out collections of comic strips in book form for a very long time - I grew up in the '70s reading Pogo compendiums published in the 1960s.

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      There are a billion more people on Instagram that will see a comic there than actually go to websites to read comics.

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      As a fanart hoarder, the number of great artists I know of who seem to exclusively post their work on Twitter, a completely unsearchable platform that lossy compresses anything you upload to it and makes it a pain in the dick to get highest quality downloads, as opposed to a browsable upload platform like deviantArt, Pixiv, or Tumblr, infuriates me.

      I think I know why a lot of them do it, too. To them, their work is intentionally ephemeral. They want to draw a thing, release it to the world, be admired for a day, and let it fade away into the aether. They don’t want a browseable archive of their past work. Art they draw is disposable. Twitter is the best platform for this, as everything on Twitter is naturally consumed this way. That, and its audience is way larger than any of the other platforms I mentioned, so they get more eyes on their work.

      Yeah, an archive exists on Twitter, but unless you want to scroll scroll scroll through every single tweet they’ve ever made in reverse chronological order, you’re never going to find what you’re looking for without some kind of external indexing tool. All of this before Elon bought it and further enshittified it within an inch of its life. You can’t even browse posts without being logged in anymore.

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    Off my antidepressants and just rawdogging reality.

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    I still like the phrase “raw dogging reality” as I have zero desire to do so.

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    Ok, but like the use of the word is correct as it evolved from the original meaning.

    That dude is just explaining (albeit recent) word etymology to her.

    It’s like porn - “art porn” is not the same as “porn art” (eg food-/history-/Earth-/map-/artefact-/engineering-/city-/justice-/penmanship-/sky-/human-porn etc).

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    I only recently found out the origin of “circlejerk”

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        Only if it’s a lecture in disguise or a “role model”.

        As an actual character? Totally fine.

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          How can it not be a lecture in disguise?

          Do you know any well adjusted adults that don’t swear?

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            verbally? I don’t. Last time I swore verbally at someone (ie not text) was like 2 years ago under my breath that they didn’t even hear.

            On the Internet though I curse all the time, though I don’t often curse at someone specifically (excluding CEOS), more at a general company/group of people. Though more commonly I use it as a filler word like “so fucking funny”

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    I had to explain to my friend that “struggle snuggle” is not when your cat is trying to get away from you while you hug it.

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    Please explain like I’m 5, and a non-native speaker, what “rawdog” means 🧐

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      Fuck without condom.

      You are not five.

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        Thanks pal. You’re right about me not being 5 of course. No idea how one would ELI5 that anyway.

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        Thank you, I’m going to go repeat this in front of my teacher and tell them I heard it from my parents.

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      Literal Eli5: “it’s a slang term that some people use, but it isn’t something you should worry about right now. It’s meant for adults”

      Since I’m becoming a father soon, I started learning responses like this

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        This is how you end up with a generation of kids who grow up using “rawdog” to mean something other than “unprotected sex”. Just talk to your kids about sex.

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          Well Billy, it’s when a penis penetrates persons vagina or anus without using a condom.

          Have fun now explaining condoms or why they would put a penis inside someone, to a person who is still learning how to wipe their own ass properly.

          Part of the reason why parents dodge these questions is because they know that more questions will follow, and while kids absolutely should be learning about sex (as in, having healthy sexual relationships) from their parents, that’s a conversation that’s better started a little closer to puberty.

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          Omg the downvotes, people are not ready to have open educational conversations with their kids or am I missing something?

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      Me: Stop playing with the Nintendo Billy and listen: Rawdogging is when a mommy and a daddy loves eachother very much, and want to make a little baby then daddy puts his pee pee into mommy’s wuu wuu…

      Billy: eeeew TMI!

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      Just in case you really needed an answer.

      In a sexual context, having sex without protection. In conversational context, it pretty much means with no support or accessories. So her “raw dogging” a bus ride means no music/entertainment, she’s just going to have to look out the window or something.

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        Not just without protection, also without lube or foreplay of any kind. That’s an important distinction.

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      Specifically, “raw” is rather obvious - meaning unprepared, as in to not use a condom

      But the dog part comes from a more sinister usage where to “dog someone out” was to “pimp someone out” - ie coerce someone into sex work. Source1: https://books.google.com/books?id=1yCc23OdyGkC&pg=PA75&dq=“dogged+out”&hl=en#v=onepage&q=“dogged out”&f=false - Source2: https://books.google.com/books?id=M_FGDWGG8C4C&pg=PA219&dq=“dogged+her”+in+the+ass&hl=en#v=onepage&q="dogged her&f=false both circa early 2000s when the slang took off.

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        Pretty sure I was hearing rawdog in the late 80’s or early 90’s.