Satsuma @Satsuma@cat.family

@TheBookewyrme ohhh noooo thats just the worst 🫂

@TheBookewyrme oof that really sucks, i definitely would not have reacted well to hearing qslur discourse in person either

@brainwane @darius i’m not an expert but my experience with receiving red envelopes as a cultural thing is that you dont hide them in chip bags 😂

@monorail yeah cats are unfortunately prone to not drinking enough water even tho they get dehydrated pretty easily so hopefully it is just that 🤞

@cordelya its a type of pickling, which i would call a “quick pickle” if i was trying to be specific

@imp i’d be tempted to just copy paste my original message lol

@alis i agree it looks staged, the question is why the real estate agents have decided that people are more likely to buy houses looking like *this* than anything vaguely resembling a working bookshelf

@weirdestate as someone who lives in a city full of houses of the age they’re claiming this one is designed to imitate they really do not look anything like that lol

@gnomon oof glad you are okay!

@brainwane and interesting question!

i did read the responses before i looked at the poll which may have biased me somewhat into just confirming my own preconceived notions but i would argue one of the key transition points into circle-ness is when you stop just knowing how many sides there are at a glance and have to actually count them—for me the polygons having a distinct visual identity starts dropping off after eight and is down to “it looks like an odd number?” by 13

i’d also be interested to know whether people would give different answers if, instead of being a regular polygon it was constructed “pixel art”
style with entirely 90° angles and just increasing numbers of “steps”