My hypothesis is that they’re like The Suit by Scott Base.

Quaso

The enemy of my enemy has his uses, but that absolutely does not make him my friend.

Yeah, obscure interests are hardly a thing of the past. If anything it’s only gotten stronger, people of all ages can now be sucked so far down the fandom rabbithole that they lose sight of it being their obscure interest.

Although the way it used to be, kids would have access to one obscure thing, and so that’s their one chance at having an obscure interest. That’s changed, kids now get much wider choice.

Edit: Clarity

Measurehead, is that you?

This could be a useful way to describe an unopened Twix. But once it’s been opened, the direction of the Twix relative to the opening (with the text being at the top) matters more than the direction relative to the text.

I think he’s a bot. The comment doesn’t even make sense, since OP’s from the same instance, and a cursory glance at his comment history only reinforces my suspicion.

Edit: Nevermind, OP’s from Lemmingsworld, not lemmyworld. And I wouldn’t recommend looking at this users comment history. It shows a sad and lowkey disturbing tale of constant serial rageposting and insulting random people, then blaming everyone and everything but himself whenever he gets any reply he doesn’t like (which would be most replies).

Panel 1: The cheetah(?) approaches the photographer and asks to see the photo they recently took of it.

Panel 2: The photographer shows the cheetah the photo.

Panel 3: The photo.

Panel 4: The cheetah disapproves of how goofy it looks in the photo and asks for it to be deleted.

You don’t have to fake a customer service smile to be friendly.

Edit: and you weren’t just saying “being nice to people is a good thing” though, were you? Maybe read your own comment and the replies instead of making up a strawman.

“were unable to pin him down”

That’s gotta be intentional.

Or the 13 were payed for by his son and the father payed for only 2 more. Which his son thought was ridiculously stingy of him.