No what I mean is specific communities for specific cars. A community for 350Z owners. A community for S2000 owners, a community for Toyota 4Runner owners, etc.
Psythik
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I'm aware of that; doesn't mean that I can't still wish for it
Gatorade is garbage. Don't know why it's advertised as an electrolyte beverage, when the only electrolyte in it is sodium. You also need potassium, magnesium, calcium, etc.
I drink at least 1L daily. It's one of the easiest ways to get enough potassium, as most people are deficient.
A community for the car I own, no matter what it is. (With thousands of active members, of course.)
Yeah but what do you do when one instance becomes so big that it dwarfs the other instances, and inevitably pushes them out with its sheer amount of content?
Same. Tried that shit as a teenager and I couldn't get out of bed for a full 24 hours. Felt like the worst flu of my life. The only thing even close to a "high" was the extreme tunnel vision I got when I tried to stand up. It was so bad that I couldn't even sit up to watch The Price is Right. Had no choice but to sleep it off.
Scared me away from drugs so badly that I didn't even try weed or alcohol until I was well into my 20s.
Anti-anxiety medication
Yeah seriously; never understood why a certain sector of people obsess over backing up their personal media, when you can literally download a perfect copy straight from the internet with no effort on your part. Especially when it comes to widely-available media like popular Hollywood films or video games that sold well. Just grab a torrent and toss the disc.
TIL it's not L2P, as in "Learn 2 Peer"
Royal Caribbean cruise on an Icon, Quantum, or Oasis class ship (to the Caribbean, of course).
I don't care how much Lemmy hates cruise ships, nothing beats waking up to a different view out of your balcony every morning. Not to mention the unlimited gourmet food. You could eat a dozen lobster tails in a single sitting if you wanted to.
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Lemmy.world is bigger but they also have a bit of a reputation. Nothing wrong with that instance, but they're often disliked by other instances for the same reasons why people from other websites don't like redditors. Lemm.ee doesn't have that same stigma from what I've seen.