The typo made me imagine just an actual couch that’s at the gym for potatoing. It’s real fancy to justify the expense. And, of course, supportive.

Native English, forgotten my German, and refreshing my Japanese.

Ethiopian and Indian are absolutely fabulous and are so much more interesting than fake chicken nuggets.

worse

There’s more than one reason to go vegan. It’s still better environmentally, for animal welfare, etc. If people need substitutes to make the transition, that’s ok. You say you don’t, that’s ok, too. Do what works for you and let others do the same.

Almost 20 years too soon.

Naps and be under the water more.

Get the other vehicle with the brushed metal exterior.

Hosting a tea party.

Is this like a key party in dessert form?

Can you do some bodyweight exercises just to get something in?

Podcasts and audio books.

How exciting! Do you know what class you’ll be playing or anything about the setting?

Got to play a co-op board game with some long time friends. We got our butts kicked, but they enjoyed it so much that we’ve got plans to play regularly now.

Finally watched Fury Road. Enjoyed it, but it did feel like it was starting to get long about the time they turned back.

I thought the vegans left lemmy.world.

So they get physically, mentally, and socially punished if they don’t work. Yeah, there’s a word for that: slave.

I think you’re ignoring data that doesn’t agree with your point. Inmate firefighters are inmate labor, my dude.

The 100+ page report at https://www.aclu.org/publications/captive-labor-exploitation-incarcerated-workers makes note of this:

More than three quarters of incarcerated people surveyed (76%) report facing punishment—such as solitary confinement, denial of sentence reductions, or loss of family visitation—if they decline to work.

Calling them volunteers is the hyperbole.

Anyway, give the report a read, yeah.

I’m doing so right now.