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EvilJoven posted:It's even worse for me now because due to reasons I ended up exiting the white collar world and now work in a bike shop and I feel so disconnected from the normal world idkwtf. all fixie riders will be executed
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Captain Billy Pissboy posted:Shaka, when the Sears fell edit: Barnes and Nobles (links hands together) at The Mall Peanut President has issued a correction as of 02:09 on Dec 28, 2018 |
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 08:13 |
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1988?
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 12:03 |
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spacetoaster posted:It's hilarious when 30 year olds use the term "adulting". no its sad actually
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I imagine yesterday's edition involved the horse buggy whip industry's wailing and gnashing of teeth.
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spacetoaster posted:It's hilarious when 30 year olds use the term "adulting". Zzulu posted:no its sad actually I prefer to think of it as pathetic. Isn't it enough just to bumble through life like everyone else? Why attach such a stupid label to it?
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 13:40 |
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thread been cantankerous lately mmhm
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 13:53 |
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were just adulting
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EvilJoven posted:I'm gonna be 40 in less than a year and own a house. I still feel like a child faking it. For the first 6 months after my son was born I felt like any minute a real person was gonna show up at my house in a Benz and tailored suit and say "thanks for watching this baby for me while I was away for business. I'll take him off your hands and you can get back to playing with your magic cardboard game with pictures of dragons and wizards on it". That didn't happen and he's 4 years old now so it's become evident I'm on my own.
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The Nastier Nate posted:For the first 6 months after my son was born I felt like any minute a real person was gonna show up at my house in a Benz and tailored suit and say "thanks for watching this baby for me while I was away for business. I'll take him off your hands and you can get back to playing with your magic cardboard game with pictures of dragons and wizards on it".
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KozmoNaut posted:1988? It's an article written at the beginning of the 1900's, talking about how in future year 1988 those uppity suffragists have taken over government and keep whining about their drat flying machines to the moon
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this is so anachronistic its making my head hurt
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Shame Boy posted:It's an article written at the beginning of the 1900's, talking about how in future year 1988 those uppity suffragists have taken over government and keep whining about their drat flying machines to the moon ohhhhh ok that makes sense
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That article gave me lots of conflicting feelings, like I'm kinda proud that humanity went to the moon a full 20 years before these guys imagined it would happen, and at the same time I'm incredibly depressed that the bit about halting education is slowly coming true
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Shame Boy posted:It's an article written at the beginning of the 1900's, talking about how in future year 1988 those uppity suffragists have taken over government and keep whining about their drat flying machines to the moon So Edward VIII would still king, at 95 years of age. Given Lizzie's track record, maybe that's not too far-fetched.
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Shame Boy posted:That article gave me lots of conflicting feelings, like I'm kinda proud that humanity went to the moon a full 20 years before these guys imagined it would happen, and at the same time I'm incredibly depressed that the bit about halting education is slowly coming true Hey man. Ohio is doing what's right and bringing back cursive writing. Education is alive and well
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 16:55 |
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Cursive sucks. Did when I was a child in the 80s, still sucks now.
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Len posted:Hey man. Ohio is doing what's right and bringing back cursive writing. Education is alive and well why do old dumbs like cursive so much?
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Len posted:Hey man. Ohio is doing what's right and bringing back cursive writing. Education is alive and well Did school systems stop teaching it at some point? I thought they still did solely so you can learn to sign your name properly.
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rump buttman posted:why do old dumbs like cursive so much? it’s generally faster than printing disconnected letters. I wish my cursive were usably better for just that reason I am, however, an old dumb
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I typically connect letters when it’s convenient in my normal handwriting
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 17:12 |
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Cursive upper case G can lick my goddamn balls
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i am the only computer toucher i know who does cursive handwriting exclusively, including on whiteboard dealios this without exception sort of throws peeps for a loop
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 17:18 |
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I bet however they’re unsurprised when you pull a dick out for lunch and start sucking it off
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I write in cursive if I’m writing something for my own benefit but use print if I’m writing on a whiteboard or somewhere else that other people need to read it. I prefer to write cursive but don’t want to force people to try to read it.
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Shame Boy posted:Did school systems stop teaching it at some point? I thought they still did solely so you can learn to sign your name properly. They stopped years ago depending where you live. I have an 19 year old who was never taught in school in California.
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https://twitter.com/dasharez0ne/status/1078693210506121216
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bob dobbs is dead posted:i am the only computer toucher i know who does cursive handwriting exclusively, including on whiteboard dealios
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 17:57 |
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cursive sucks. Learn how to read it and that's enough. I got drilled on that poo poo as a 5th grader like "oohhh in high school people ONLY USE CURSIVE you gotta know this!!!" then of course in high school no one loving used that poo poo and if you did the teacher would tell you to re-do it because they can't read it waste of goddamn time. The fractions of a second you "save" throughout your life using it are more than made up for by the time explaining what you just wrote because even if you have perfect handwriting tons of people just can't read it and learning it in the first place. I imagine most people do some cross of cursive and print anyway. Who really does the letters all perfect and whatnot? Some of those aren't even faster to do than the print version.
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Bombadilillo posted:They stopped years ago depending where you live. I have an 19 year old who was never taught in school in California. yeah they switched to typing awhile back
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my 11 year old was taught cursive at a California public school a few years back
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Subjunctive posted:it’s generally faster than printing disconnected letters. I wish my cursive were usably better for just that reason If I remember right there was a study about that and if you're used to writing disconnected letters and do it all the time (rather than rarely when you can't do something with a computer) there's not really any significant difference between that and cursive writing speed
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Shame Boy posted:If I remember right there was a study about that and if you're used to writing disconnected letters and do it all the time (rather than rarely when you can't do something with a computer) there's not really any significant difference between that and cursive writing speed I would be very interested to read that. my experience and that of loosely polled friends is that cursive goes a fair bit faster, though I’ll admit I haven’t timed it
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 18:31 |
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Cursive is tight. Buncha goons itt mad that they'll never be fully literate
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 18:33 |
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I'm extremely angry about how people write things down.
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I’m mad that people write things down at all
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 18:37 |
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Using cursive is nice because it's prettier. Letters should look good. Learning cursive is very important for developing fine motor skills, and leaving it out of the curriculum is one contributing factor to kids being so uncoordinated nowadays. Using phones and tablets for everything from the age of 4 is the biggest factor, of course.
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# ? Dec 28, 2018 18:38 |
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only the bourgeoisie know cursive
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on second consideration without cursive I wouldn't be able to sign my name in the snow with piss, so its got that going
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