• dukeGR4@monyet.cc
    8·
    1 year ago

    Omg I just witnessed an unker deleting hundreds of what I presume to be affairs messages on a flight.

    I was so bored on a red eye flight and noticed the Unker across the aisle was deleting a lot of text messages on Wasapp. He magnified everything and I saw a lot of love emojis, and even bank transfers…

    Decided to mind my own business and watched Witcher, after 1.5 episodes he’s still deleting!!! Slept for a while and when I opened my eyes, and he’s still deleting messages in an all-dark cabin 🤣

    Who gave old Unker a Samsung Galaxy Fold to do that ? 😭

    • armandtanzarianmusic@monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      I had a mental breakdown recently and deleted all my whatsapp. All you need is just to delete the app and the backup (or in my case, not backup at all) and voila, all messages gone. Don’t need to send so much time deleting 1 by 1.

      • dukeGR4@monyet.cc
        1·
        1 year ago

        I think since he’s having an affair maybe he didn’t want to seem so sus and only deleting the affair bit. Cause it went on for hours… way too much effort imo

        Probably his current partner knows the person he’s having an affair with :/

  • siewyuk@monyet.cc
    8·
    1 year ago

    So yesterday wife and I took our 3 year old to the park, and we took turns running while one of us stayed with her so she can cycle. Then later we were all walking back when my daughter exclaimed loudly “DADDY WHY IS THAT MUMMY BUT WEARING PANTS PROPERLY, CAN SEE HER BUTT BUTT, EVERYBODY CAN SEE HER BUTT BUTT!” At first I thought my wife has a wardrobe malfunction, so someone else did. But my toddler was pointing at a woman wearing nude body hugging yoga pants so yeah… From a certain angle and in the view of my unfiltered 3 year old daughter, it’s as if her ass was out there for all to see! We quickly walked away (thankfully the woman didn’t hear) while laughing uncontrollably. Later the woman did pass us by but I saw just in time and distracted my toddler so that she wouldn’t decide to ask again…! XD

  • OldManGenghis@monyet.cc
    7·
    1 year ago

    Bros, y’all ever feel lonely and want companionship but you don’t want to go through the effort? yeah.

    Anyways did you know The Eiffel Tower can actually grow taller during the summer? Due to the heat causing the iron structure to expand, the tower can increase in height by up to 15 centimeters during warm weather!

  • cendawanita@monyet.cc
    4·
    1 year ago

    jap, nak bangga sat: https://mefi.social/@cendawanita/110806449638062312

    backstory: i was in southern africa for work, and collected a couple of fallen feathers sebagai kenangan. anyway this last few days, i finally turned one of them into a quill pen, and i sketched my cat. oh! the fountain pen ink is a malaysia special series, if you’re into that sort of thing. ok, sekian.

    • seacat@monyet.cc
      2·
      1 year ago

      I’m into it! Where to get the ink?

      Coincidentally yesterday I unearthed my old calligraphy tools to give to my niece. My ink, my nibs, my old practice sheets… oh man brings back such nostalgia

      • cendawanita@monyet.cc
        2·
        1 year ago

        I got link to their website in my post! Pen Gallery is also on Shopee, and if you rajin their shop is at SS2. There are three more Malaysia inks they did with Diamine Inks, I haven’t bought the newest one (Ungu Senja) but the others I did cos I can’t resist a good gimmick. Jalur Gemilang is like Manggis, but it’s deep blue with red-purple sheen. Kopi O Kaw is a nice brown that legit smells like coffee.

        If u want to restock new calligraphy stuff also can I think… meracun mode

        • seacat@monyet.cc
          4·
          1 year ago

          Pls don’t racun! I’ve barely used them since my wedding and I now have 1.5 kids lol. I do miss it though, so therapeutic. I will allow myself to be racuned once kids get big enough that I can safely have ink pots open without having to worry toddlers are gonna toddle and spill them all over…

          Those inks you mention even just from the names are so enticing. Manggis for a purple… hngh

  • weecious@monyet.cc
    2·
    1 year ago

    Didn’t manage to binge watch Good Omens 2 over the weekend because a unifi technician bungled up something when he unplugged our cable while investigating someone else’s issue. Internet connection is painfully slow with lots of packet loss shown on tracert.

    Hopefully the maxis CS will be able to push unifi side for rectification much faster.

  • Annoyed_🦀 @monyet.cc
    2·
    1 year ago

    Am battling with diarrhea since last night, maybe i had too much dairy. Ate a croissant in the morning, eat llaollao afternoon, and a glass of milk in the evening, so now my body eject my yesterday meal without giving it a chance of absorbing energy 💀

    Had anti-diarrhea pill and probiotic, hopefully it get better uhuk

    • zen@monyet.cc
      2·
      1 year ago

      i think trending in this sense means lots of people have started subscribing to those communities, not that those communities have lots of posts

      edit: you are also able to hide communities in user settings

    • dukeGR4@monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      Cars Malaysia is the most relevant and useful community on the whole entire internet. You take that back!

    • ruk_n_rul@monyet.cc
      11·
      1 year ago

      was gonna point out the weird mishmash of communities in the trending box. idk who’s subbing to the islamic communities, certainly not many people from this instance.

      also, sorry for rukbut_dev being there. I would prefer that I could test @rukbut in private but there’s no setting to take communities private on lemmy. I could’ve also spun a private instance but that’s a lot of hassle I’d rather not have. nothing like testing in production!

      • oyenyaaow@lemmy.zip
        1·
        1 year ago

        It’s the nature of how lemmy works i think. Like the question in the c/food the other day that would on reddit be posted in askculinary. This instance is very identifiably malaysian, so people might feel more comfortable making islamic communities here.

        I’mma just break out the popcorn if a problem comes up. But i don’t think anything should be done up and until someone is actually preaching extremism.

    • Annoyed_🦀 @monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      The daily thread never shows up in kbin, i dunno why, but the newest post is right because there’s no post afterward

          • cendawanita@monyet.cc
            1·
            1 year ago

            that’s actually my first fedi account for the reddit side LMAO. but i do hang out here more these days. but my comm/mag is based there, so was just doing some upkeep. (also frust because when i fetch Lemmy content to Masto it doesn’t show anything interesting like I showed you guys, so hard to boost with no context liddat, so i was just looking if kbin version is ‘better’)

  • ruk_n_rul@monyet.cc
    01·
    1 year ago

    Is kurma curry? 🤔
    Asking because Max Fosh think it is, but I disagree.

    • oyenyaaow@lemmy.zip
      2·
      1 year ago

      A curry by the name of Korma exists in Pakistan and India, and if you search korma they all then define it as a type of curry so yeah, it counts as curry. The original tamil word karil just means sauce from the dish (that you put on rice). Trying to define curry is about as futile as defining gulai in malay imho. Like everyone who are only familiar with rendang tok style frothing at the mouth at rendang padang style made by western tv shows that one time. It’s a technique, not a specific recipe.

      Though by that definition dry curries aren’t, but they are understood as curry too now.

    • munkkey@monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      What even is (or isn’t) curry… 🤔 Is tikka masala curry or spicy thick sauce?

      Indian korma is meat/vegetables braised in yogurt, stock and spices. In Malaysia and southern India yogurt is replaced by coconut milk. Not quite the same as the typical curry.

    • cendawanita@monyet.cc
      1·
      1 year ago

      Depends on how hard you want to fight it. Back in India they’ll argue to begin with it refers to a specific type of dish. But in a non-indian English esp in gwailoland, anything vaguely thick stew and south asian is seen as “curry”. So if you rajin you can pick a fight along the lines of cultural appropriation kot - simply2 say, dasar org putih etc etc

      I mean even kari is not quite curry. Japanese curry uses applesauce. That said, not having curry powder/leaves and calling it curry still is quite tone-deaf

      • dukeGR4@monyet.cc
        2·
        1 year ago

        I read that Japanese Curry was brought from British India, was meant to feed the Japanese Navy but somehow popularised amongst the population. Kinda like Korea’s Budaejjigae (army stew)

        Regarding curry powder, it’s mostly likely a blend that resembles garam masala and what not. And having said that not all curry will call for specific flavour profile.

        India is a huge country with very unique cuisines, if I had to guess locals probably wouldn’t refer to their unique dishes as curry and will just call it by their name.

        • cendawanita@monyet.cc
          2·
          1 year ago

          India is a huge country with very unique cuisines, if I had to guess locals probably wouldn’t refer to their unique dishes as curry and will just call it by their name.

          Yeah, so when I read their complaints about it, even the British Indians, i keep that in mind, because there’s another conversation that’s actually happening that I’m really just an observer (it’s essentially an economic and cultural preservation argument). But outside that, language IS flexible - however much I still sideeye it, Malay CKT is berkuah and Sino-Malay use of jelak instead of muak fits their respective contexts. In America an entree is the main dish but to the French that is so silly because it obviously means a starter course.

          I suppose the inciting incident here (calling kurma a curry) depends very much on what you reckon would be the likely result: perpetuated by a global cultural majority (gwailo anglophones) who simply say it’s curry, it might lead to other ppl also making the same mistake, frustrating the ppl who originated the cuisine as well as ppl who’d like their Google search to not be corrupted further. If you want to take the power differential reading. That’s the only angle to me that answers why you’d feel off about it. If it’s just some rando saying a thing that’ll not be popularized by other ignorant ppl, and it’s just going to stay a silly English thing, then let it beeee