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FiftySeven posted:Show how these examples are representative of the majority attitude of English people? at no point did I claim that it did, it's a very small number of people
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kru posted:Doesn't change the fact that Scotland is left wing so's a large portion of england, plus some of scotland is more backward than anywhere in the uk that isn't in northern ireland
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Sep 19, 2019 19:28
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Of all the food to shove up/into your non-mouth orifices, celery is probably one of the best due to it's low sugar content. Plus it's already ribbed for pleasure.
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Ralph Crammed In posted:Of all the food to shove up/into your non-mouth orifices, celery is probably one of the best due to it's low sugar content. Plus it's already ribbed for pleasure. Username/post combo
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Sep 19, 2019 19:38
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Hey I got an Idea how about we shut up and stop talking Politics in the /r/relationships thread
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Sep 19, 2019 19:47
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Whorelord posted:so's a large portion of england, plus some of scotland is more backward than anywhere in the uk that isn't in northern ireland Care to drop any kind of information about this? daily mail articles dont count
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Sep 19, 2019 19:47
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Many people in finance have super specific racisms which are bad but also  as hell
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AITA for throwing out my roommates non-vegan food? | quote:When my girlfriend and I put out advertisements for a roommate we specified that we keep a strict vegan house - no exceptions. This meant no meat in the house, no dairy, no eggs, not even honey. We were very clear on this and outright said another vegan would be ideal. And that actually worked out pretty smoothly! A girl we'll call Jessica moved in and things went along swimmingly for the past three years. Jessica was also an ethical vegan and there was no fuss over food, no drama, everything was peaceful and we all were pleased with the arrangement.
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Sep 19, 2019 19:49
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That'll come down to your lease and local tenancy laws and such. If the roommate was added to the rental agreement and there's nothing in that agreement stating non-vegan food would be thrown out then the vegan tenant might be poo poo out of luck trying to control what food can enter the home.
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Sep 19, 2019 19:55
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Eating rear end is great exercise, but you can improve your gains by eating celery out of another man's rear end. Celery is a negative calorie food, so you can keep burning calories after you bring him to climax.
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Sep 19, 2019 19:56
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AITA for hiding my personal life at work?quote:I'm in a little trouble at work because I've been sort of hiding my personal life. I've worked in this office for about nine years, working my way up. I'm notoriously private and also believe in a clear separation of work and home life. With that, I never, ever talk about home life. I'm not ashamed of my life I just don't like to discuss it at work. My coworkers enjoy talking about their personal lives and often include me. If I'm asked any questions I usually redirect or move on to someone else. In this manner, none of my coworkers knew I'm married, have twin daughters and a very active personal life.
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Sep 19, 2019 19:58
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kru posted:Care to drop any kind of information about this? daily mail articles dont count There's islands with no pubs on because everyone's too Christian
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Sep 19, 2019 19:58
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chitoryu12 posted:Unfortunately, r/amitheasshole mods are cowards and they made sure to go and edit his rebuttal to remove anything that was too harsh on the poor ol' dad: wow what the gently caress is this poo poo
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Sep 19, 2019 19:58
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Tythas posted:Hey I got an Idea how about we shut up and stop talking Politics in the /r/relationships thread We really should, we're better then this.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:00
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For once the militant vegan isn't the rear end in a top hat.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:01
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Whorelord posted:There's islands with no pubs on because everyone's too Christian They are constantly trying to get them to stop running the ferry on a Sunday. Some of our top sportsmen refuse to play on Sunday for the same reason.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:01
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Tythas posted:AITA for throwing out my roommates non-vegan food? Either the only vegans who post on reddit are the kind that make everyone hate vegans, or this is just a post to rile people up (it's a little too on the nose).
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Sep 19, 2019 20:05
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AITA for asking my fiancé to reschedule his ‘surprise visit’ during my busiest week of the year?quote:We are in a long distance relationship (5hrs by plane), but will most likely move in together in January 2020. The last time we saw each other was mid-August, after spending two months together. We talk every night on the phone, and I’ve told him a couple of times that September is the busiest month of the year, as I’m organising two work trips and meetings, and I have a big project ending next week. AITA for telling my GF she's naïve about other guys intentions? quote:So my GF works late evenings/nights for her job. Once or twice a week she will usually head out for drinks with her work friends and sometimes one or two turns into a drinking session. I've no problem with this at all. A few months ago, she came home around 3am (pretty normal time) and she had a guy with her. It was a dude from work and he just kind of followed her home and she didn't know what to do. When they came in, he was pretty shocked to see me sitting on the couch playing Xbox. I didn't make a big deal out of it and he said he just wanted to use the bathroom, he was pretty drunk. Okay whatever. I know the guy and I'm not going to make a scene over it.
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Motronic posted:Either the only vegans who post on reddit are the kind that make everyone hate vegans, or this is just a post to rile people up (it's a little too on the nose). I fail to see how the vegan is the rear end in a top hat here
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Sep 19, 2019 20:07
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AITA for revoking my donation that would help disadvantaged women, out of principle? I'm in my 11th year of university. I'm about to finish with a PhD in computer science and chemistry. My university has a daycare on campus, and every student pays into it every year, even if you don't use it. Every year I'm charged $31, all the way back from 2009. This is a compulsory payment, automatically added to every student's account. I never used the daycare, I didn't have kids. Until this past May when I had a daughter. Now my wife and I are looking at daycares and since I both study and work at the university, why not look into their daycare? I'm on campus in case of emergency, it's free, and it's all around convenient. But I was refused even an application because, according to their policy which is completely news to my ears, the daycare is only available to single women and the application process is strenuous and strictly based on need. Think women with no one else to turn to for child care. In a vacuum, this is a good thing. It helps disadvantaged women who really need it. But students are forced to pay into it. On their FAQ, they say you cannot opt out of that payment. All students donate into the funding pool even if they'll never use it or can't use it. I do frontier work for the university, work that makes the university look good. We're not at the bleeding edge of my field but with so few people in my specialization, if I left for another school, it would impact the university immensely in terms of funding. I told my supervisor, faculty head, dean, and administrative dean that I refuse to continue my work unless I am refunded the nearly $350 that was taken from me for a service I'm not allowed to use. This money is nothing to me, I am only doing it out of principle. It won't impact my career or PhD prospects because my direct supervisor agrees with me. I have the bargaining power because my work is worth more than $350 to the university. And after only two weeks of heat, it looks like they're going to relent and give me the money back. I've received numerous e-mails from faculty and even students (which I suspect is a professor or two brigading) calling me an rear end in a top hat, misogynist, and downright awful person. And I want to refer to this sub for judgment. I do feel bad, maybe at the edge of reneging my demands because I think my voice has been heard already, but still unsure if I should proceed or just let it go. So, /r/amitheasshole, AITA?
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goethe.cx posted:I fail to see how the vegan is the rear end in a top hat here Throwing away other peoples property that they have paid for, forcing someone to not be able to store their own food in the place that they live, Jessica would either have to eat out every night and not have leftovers, store any non vegan food somewhere else not in her place, or only eat vegan food. it is outrageous and she has lived there for three years Vegan OP is the rear end in a top hat just for the fact he threw away food she paid for, which counts as theft or destruction of property
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Sep 19, 2019 20:10
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Aramoro posted:They are constantly trying to get them to stop running the ferry on a Sunday. Some of our top sportsmen refuse to play on Sunday for the same reason. I'm trying to imagine living anywhere in the UK that has no pubs, especially a Scottish island it it sounds horrendous
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Sep 19, 2019 20:12
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Whorelord posted:I'm trying to imagine living anywhere in the UK that has no pubs, especially a Scottish island it it sounds horrendous Harris is one of the most beautiful places on earth and don't worry there are pubs and some even open on Sunday, just not many.
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Tythas posted:Throwing away other peoples property that they have paid for, forcing someone to not be able to store their own food in the place that they live, Jessica would either have to eat out every night and not have leftovers, store any non vegan food somewhere else not in her place, or only eat vegan food. it is outrageous and she has lived there for three years Vegan OP is the rear end in a top hat just for the fact he threw away food she paid for, which counts as theft or destruction of property settle down ayn rand. he threw out a few packets of bacon. they were clear that no meat or dairy was allowed when she moved in and she’s an rear end in a top hat for going back on that agreement even if she’s entitled to under the lease or the law. she should just find a new place, it’s not like it’s hard to find a non-vegan apartment
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goethe.cx posted:I fail to see how the vegan is the rear end in a top hat here Unless there's an allergy issue or smell issue or something that isn't just in the other person's head it's pretty lovely to dictate what your fellow tenant can eat to the point of being the food police and throwing their property away. If you want to live in a bubble of perfect purity, buy your own place. If you need roommates, you need to be able to handle not having full control over them. It's not always cut and dry or easy, there's a whole spectrum from reasonable demands to ridiculous inflexible control. Which is why having a roommate fuckin' sucks because you're constantly negotiating what the house-rules are and might have very different ideas on what's a reasonable request and what's ridiculous.
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goethe.cx posted:settle down ayn rand. he threw out a few packets of bacon. they were clear that no meat or dairy was allowed when she moved in and she’s an rear end in a top hat for going back on that agreement even if she’s entitled to under the lease or the law. she should just find a new place, it’s not like it’s hard to find a non-vegan apartment ignoring property they're certainly not vegan for the wellbeing of animals. they just caused another pig to be slaughtered to replace the bacon. a complete rear end in a top hat.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:21
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for revoking my donation that would help disadvantaged women, out of principle? This person keeps using obligatory and donation in the same sentence. *Somebody* doesn't know what those words mean.
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Sep 19, 2019 20:21
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Tythas posted:Throwing away other peoples property that they have paid for, forcing someone to not be able to store their own food in the place that they live, Jessica would either have to eat out every night and not have leftovers, store any non vegan food somewhere else not in her place, or only eat vegan food. it is outrageous and she has lived there for three years Vegan OP is the rear end in a top hat just for the fact he threw away food she paid for, which counts as theft or destruction of property Or, and I'm just spitballing here, she could move out of the vegan apartment that she agreed would be a vegan apartment when she moved in.
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Aramoro posted:Harris is one of the most beautiful places on earth and don't worry there are pubs and some even open on Sunday, just not many. What's one of the Small Isles called that's collectively owned by some sort of commune? Might get weed and booze there
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Sep 19, 2019 20:22
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"yeah just move lol" -brats
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Patrick Spens posted:Or, and I'm just spitballing here, she could move out of the vegan apartment that she agreed would be a vegan apartment when she moved in. On one hand the agreement was clear from the beginning, the girl who went back on it should have at the very least talked through it with her roommates. On the other hand, veganism isn't an allergy. The meat in the fridge isn't going to contaminate the other food. If there's not an issue of space the vegan's hangups are entirely psychological.
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I would definitely not be pissed if a roommate moved in on the explicit condition of not doing one specific thing, then decided that they would do that specific thing after all.
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AITA for revoking my donation that would help disadvantaged women, out of principle?quote:I'm in my 11th year of university. I'm about to finish with a PhD in computer science and chemistry. My university has a daycare on campus, and every student pays into it every year, even if you don't use it. Every year I'm charged $31, all the way back from 2009. This is a compulsory payment, automatically added to every student's account. Edit: beaten DemoneeHo fucked around with this message at 20:42 on Sep 19, 2019 |
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Captain Hygiene posted:I would definitely not be pissed if a roommate moved in on the explicit condition of not doing one specific thing, then decided that they would do that specific thing after all. This has limits, and imo it should not extend to this kind of thing. "Hey, you said when you moved in you wouldn't play loud music at night!" : reasonable complaint. "He, you said when you moved in you wouldn't keep meat in the fridge!" not reasonable complaint. The meat doesn't affect them. You have to be willing to allow certain things if you want to rent out space. If this were them allowing a person to live there for free then they could go "my house, my rules" as much as they want. But when people pay you money to stay, they are allowed reasonable liberties within that space. Now it may be that perhaps she's better living elsewhere, but that doesn't mean that in mean time you can just throw out her poo poo because she living in a way you don't approve of. The vegan is the rear end in a top hat.
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Captain Hygiene posted:I would definitely not be pissed if a roommate moved in on the explicit condition of not doing one specific thing, then decided that they would do that specific thing after all. the thing is storing food in a fridge though, so gently caress em not all things are the same, and storing poo poo in a fridge is not, in fact, important at all
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oh hey look a place to live, nice no meat in the fridge eh, yeah whatever sure nobody would honestly be so petty and stupid to throw my poo poo away roommates only mistake was underestimating how self righteous and spoiled people can be
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Sep 19, 2019 20:39
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hawowanlawow posted:oh hey look a place to live, nice She knew when she moved in that they were vegans.
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Roommates are an awful hell situation because it requires a bunch of adults who should otherwise be independent and having their own personal spaces agree to mutual rules between each other. If you are a very easy going person this can be easier than if you are incredibly uptight and have weird controlling demands for your space. it's hard enough just figuring out stuff like "how often can we have our personal friends over using the common space" or "Do we agree to a quiet time at a certain hour even though we work different shifts?" or "How is cleaning and upkeep deligating" Making up imaginary problems like meat-ghosts haunting your kitchen is just asking for more drama.
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Baronjutter posted:Making up imaginary problems like meat-ghosts haunting your kitchen is just asking for more drama. I mean yeah in this case it clearly is literally just asking for more drama
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hawowanlawow posted:oh hey look a place to live, nice It would be one thing too if she agreed and then just immediately disregarded it. But this person moved in three years ago. Sorry but you can't make a verbal agreement "you must continue live your current lifestyle in perpetuity" lol. At least for poo poo with no direct bearing on the roommates.
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