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Anyone who would skip a bonfire is irredeemable
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Dec 13, 2017 19:17
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Palpek posted:Coworker's (m38) wife (f30s) confronted me (f27) at my company's party. Boyfriend (M30) uncomfortable now, work uncomfortable. drat, she got you dead to rights, huh.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:18
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tactlessbastard posted:Anyone who would skip a bonfire is irredeemable Seriously all you have to do at a bonfire is 1.) Drink the shine 2.) Don't fall in the fire
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Dec 13, 2017 19:18
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Thanks for the assist with that conclusive "This woman is extremely unhealthy" info, LPS
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Dec 13, 2017 19:21
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La Brea Carpet posted:Seriously all you have to do at a bonfire is At least two of my brothers have proved rule 2 isn't mandatory
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Dec 13, 2017 19:24
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Also given that new info that I was too lazy to go get, I really wouldn't be surprised if the MIL did quietly ask her about her health because she was panting after walking three loving miles and the crazy woman turned it into a bigger thing
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Dec 13, 2017 19:26
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LadyPictureShow posted:What I don't get is why hasn't her mom kicked his dumb, lazy rear end out? Sure, she started dating him at 19 and probably figures 'b-b-but he loves me!' Mom's probably kinda broken about men, too.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:27
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BR, the more I read her morbidly fascinating comments, the more I can't look away. She didn't participate in the 5K even.quote:Thank you for your response but running a 5k? That doesn't seem not only not "reasonable" but like an extreme activity? She's also harping that people look up Linda Bacon and Lucy Aphramor, who I assume are people saying weight doesn't gently caress up your joints. I'm glad we got while the getting was good, because that poo poo got taken down.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:30
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La Brea Carpet posted:Me [24 F] and my picky eater husband[25 M] have recently gotten bad news from the doctor (more him than me) and it looks like we need to eat healthy and exercise but its a fight every step of the way :/ HELP 2) Picky eater manages a restaurant 3) Instead of trying to get him to eat less garbage she's complaining that he doesn't eat different garbage. His not eating condiments, casseroles, cheese, bread and mustard are not what's making him unhealthy. 4) 20-24 beers a week!
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Dec 13, 2017 19:30
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How do I uninvite a girl from a party who cheated on my best friend?quote:
Reddit how do I tell someone they can’t come to a party because they cheated on someone there and it would make things uncomfortable? Oh, I should say exactly that? Oh ok.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:33
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LadyPictureShow posted:I looked in the quotes. This gal seems interesting
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Dec 13, 2017 19:34
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Peaceful Anarchy posted:1) Kid eats better. 5.) Had kid at 16/17
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LadyPictureShow posted:BR, the more I read her morbidly fascinating comments, the more I can't look away. She didn't participate in the 5K even. For some reason, all these idiots always point to one or two extremely specific people saying things that every other person in that field disagrees with, and because it agrees with their specific broke brains they take it as fact
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Dec 13, 2017 19:36
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LadyPictureShow posted:I looked in the quotes. This gal seems interesting
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Dec 13, 2017 19:37
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Peaceful Anarchy posted:She drives at 9 miles per hour? I don't think she even knows how far 3 miles is. Maybe that 20 minutes includes the 3 minutes to walk from the front door to the car and 10 minutes from her parking spot to wherever she works? It takes me 45 minutes to drive 11 miles to work. If traffic is heavy it can easily take an hour or more.
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Peaceful Anarchy posted:She drives at 9 miles per hour? I don't think she even knows how far 3 miles is. Maybe that 20 minutes includes the 3 minutes to walk from the front door to the car and 10 minutes from her parking spot to wherever she works? What? Do you live in some weird world where there isn't traffic? I live in Chicago, I commute 29ish miles to work, it takes me 45 minutes, not because I drive 2 miles an hour, but because the first 2-3 miles to get to the highway take 20-30 minutes.
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Blade Runner posted:For some reason, all these idiots always point to one or two extremely specific people saying things that every other person in that field disagrees with, and because it agrees with their specific broke brains they take it as fact Ser also, climate change deniers, antivaxxers, communists
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MF_James posted:What? Do you live in some weird world where there isn't traffic? I live in Chicago, I commute 29ish miles to work, it takes me 45 minutes, not because I drive 2 miles an hour, but because the first 2-3 miles to get to the highway take 20-30 minutes. Sure, but taking traffic into account if you're using a car to measure how fast you go is idiotic. I live in NYC, that doesn't mean I can sprint faster than a car just because it's usually way faster to walk than drive.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:47
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Fair enough. I walk 3 miles to work so while I'm aware of heavy traffic I don't really think of how much impact it can have on such a short commute. Still seems a weird comparison to make but not surprising given the flimsiness of all her other arguments.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:47
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My (m,28) girlfriend (f,26) of 4 years is out late with another guy. Again.quote:I have a history of being insecure about guys who my girlfriend spends a lot of time with. I am certain she's never cheated on me (physically), however, with every guy I've been insecure about, I've been vindicated. Each time I get uneasy about a guy, we fight about it for a couple of weeks before either he ends up confessing his feelings for her or she says that she's trying to sort through her feelings for him. Now, I get that crushes happen even when you're in a long term relationship but in my mind, the key is to have some self awareness, communicate and to put the extra effort into your relationship. So why is he so convinced that she is not cheating on him despite ignoring his calls while spending the past 4 days with another dude? quote:She has very strong opinions about what is right and wrong. She doesn't see herself as the kind of person who would do anything wrong but seems oblivious about emotional cheating. In her mind, hanging out with someone is fine as long as there's nothing physical going on. That's a clear boundary. Emotional cheating is more of a blurred line. The line she's used in the past is "I'm allowed to have male friends. You telling me who I can and can't hang out with feels very controlling" Yeah that's...everyone. That's default human mode.
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Dec 13, 2017 19:52
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Enfys posted:My (m,28) girlfriend (f,26) of 4 years is out late with another guy. Again. Also she's basically doing the whole "not touching you" thing but with that dude's dick
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Dec 13, 2017 19:55
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quote:She has very strong opinions about what is right and wrong. She doesn't see herself as the kind of person who would do anything wrong All that means is that she has decided it's justifiable to cheat on you, you complete noodle
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Dec 13, 2017 19:59
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LadyPictureShow posted:
Could it really be possible for a normal human to survive a three mile walk without significant health consequences? ...No. It's the everybody else who are wrong. (Still, no need to shame her right there at the table.)
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Doc Hawkins posted:
if they think that running is bad for you and humans cant walk three miles then yeah nah it's fine to shame them for being a big fat fuckwit
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Dec 13, 2017 20:09
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Me [49/M] with my son's mom [26/F] 5 years: Why is my son's mother mad at me?quote:I am a social scientist working in social applications of original, first order cybernetic (modern days systems theory) theories/laws along with research in various psychosocial applications. I have a few advanced degrees which would impress noone. I've at least tried to understand as much as I can about how our brains work and interact with other brains. 
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La Brea Carpet posted:Me [49/M] with my son's mom [26/F] 5 years: Why is my son's mother mad at me?
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Dec 13, 2017 20:16
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Blade Runner posted:I do things that are wrong all the time, the woman is crazy IMO it's more like Zeno's Paradox (with Dick)
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La Brea Carpet posted:Me [49/M] with my son's mom [26/F] 5 years: Why is my son's mother mad at me? 
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Irish name aint so bad - could've been Pnurtis
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Lol at whoever said a 5k run was low impact. I’m a fat gently caress whose hips have been pinned in place since 2nd grade. I’m now trying to lose weight, but running is strictly off the table per doctors because it’s high impact and my hips would destroy themselves at half my weight. That said, I’d still go as a walk because I actually am trying to lose weight.
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Dec 13, 2017 20:24
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La Brea Carpet posted:At a holiday gathering my (26f) MIL (60s) said "there's a really pretty girl under all those pounds" to me in front of all my inlaws. She refuses to apologize and my husband (26m) thinks we "can't miss" the New Years/50th Anniversary party. I'm livid. Started reading, she opened with, quote:Obviously there's a ton of backstory here and I lost it.
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Lol at whoever said a 5k run was low impact. I’m a fat gently caress whose hips have been pinned in place since 2nd grade. I’m now trying to lose weight, but running is strictly off the table per doctors because it’s high impact and my hips would destroy themselves at half my weight. Get in the pool, fat goon. Even if you're just walking from side to side it's super good for you and low impact.
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Lol at whoever said a 5k run was low impact. I’m a fat gently caress whose hips have been pinned in place since 2nd grade. I’m now trying to lose weight, but running is strictly off the table per doctors because it’s high impact and my hips would destroy themselves at half my weight. Difference here is you actually want to do physical activity. Ice skating is good cardio and low impact on your knees. You could also do bike riding if that tickles your fancy.
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Running is not low impact, you people are insane if you think so, doesn't matter if you're fat, skinny or a potato, running is not a low impact sport. Did they walk the whole 5k? That's low impact, jogging/running are high impact.
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MF_James posted:What? Do you live in some weird world where there isn't traffic? I live in Chicago, I commute 29ish miles to work, it takes me 45 minutes, not because I drive 2 miles an hour, but because the first 2-3 miles to get to the highway take 20-30 minutes. This is some hilarious math
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UZR IS BULLSHIT posted:This is some hilarious math Are you saying you don't drive over 100 mph on your daily commute?
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Vargatron posted:Difference here is you actually want to do physical activity. Ice skating is on the eventually list. My building has a gym and I’m using the stationary bike there, I can post and ride. I can finally do 30 minutes, but my heart rate averages 145. new phone who dis posted:Get in the pool, fat goon. Even if you're just walking from side to side it's super good for you and low impact. This is also advice I should take.
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Lol at whoever said a 5k run was low impact. I’m a fat gently caress whose hips have been pinned in place since 2nd grade. I’m now trying to lose weight, but running is strictly off the table per doctors because it’s high impact and my hips would destroy themselves at half my weight. Ellipticals are good for low impact, if your doctors okay it. I had to use one for a while when my doctor told me to lay off running on pavement for a while. Though I thought the umbrage was at the fact she considered 3.1 miles an insurmountable distance to even walk. LadyPictureShow fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Dec 13, 2017 |
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