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ParserGirl posted:I know it's an inherently risky act, but I realized the ability to summon a ride has helped so many people get out of vulnerable situations that the benefits outweigh the risks. The service Uber offers would be great if it wasn't done the way it is in basically every meaningful way for the people actually doing the work.
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Smirking_Serpent posted:Me [26F] with my gay coworkers [M] who talk about queer and sexual topics constantly and it's kinda annoying. this is so funny is so many ways. we got the young presumably white girl who's somehow in a quantum superposition between queer and straight so she cant be homophobic, the gay dudes who if we believe the op get two beers in and then start talking about getting blown out by some dude they met online, the op apparently being a doormat who cant just say 'i dont want to talk about my sex life'.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 12:14 |
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Someone animated an old DWI story from BestOfLegalAdvice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xEYZMPs6GQ
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 12:33 |
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when you're seemingly the only one who's not comfortable with it sometimes it's hard to say anything about it in the moment.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 12:35 |
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Haifisch posted:AITA for telling my girlfriend she has to take my last name if she wants to get married? "I find marriage archaic, so to protect my feminist principles, I made marriage more archaic. I think its better to make my wife choose between her career or me." For a 'feminist' he'll never see her as an equal in the relationship.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 13:06 |
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Necros posted:Black Girl Magic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M26wmKY-e3I
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 13:13 |
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Older bf lasts a long time in bed. Is it my fault?quote:He is 50 and a smoker, he says with past gf he used cialis, but he is not using anything now.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 13:25 |
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AITA for telling my girlfriend that I’d choose my fish over herquote:I’m 25 and my gf is 26, we’ve been together for 4 years. I’ve kept a large amount of fish tanks since I was 17. My fish helped me get through depression when I was younger. Knowing that they depend on me kept me from falling too far. I’m much better now, and I’m still very much into keeping fish. quote:
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 14:16 |
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100 HOGS AGREE posted:when you're seemingly the only one who's not comfortable with it sometimes it's hard to say anything about it in the moment. I think they did these experiments where they like got someone in a room with some workers who were in on it, and then like a bunch of smoke got into the room, but nobody got up to flee what appeared to be a fire. And the experiment subject looks uncomfortable but doesn't get up and leave most of the time, they just sit there unless and until someone else gets up to leave.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 14:21 |
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How many tanks are needed to be profitable? What kind of gains are we talking here? I am always interested in picking up a side hustle.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 14:38 |
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Dazerbeams posted:How many tanks are needed to be profitable? What kind of gains are we talking here? I am always interested in picking up a side hustle. I still miss keeping a betta in a 5 gal with a small plecostomus to clean the tank, that was pretty minimal work He's talking about a fish store that he's running out of his house
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 14:45 |
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Hellblazer187 posted:I think they did these experiments where they like got someone in a room with some workers who were in on it, and then like a bunch of smoke got into the room, but nobody got up to flee what appeared to be a fire. And the experiment subject looks uncomfortable but doesn't get up and leave most of the time, they just sit there unless and until someone else gets up to leave. Whenever the fire alarm sounds in my 7th floor office, my coworkers sit and wait for HR to send an email if it's a drill, a system test, or a false alarm. I'm usually at the front door when that email arrives. Some floors are better about getting out than us, but I'll also encounter people coming up the stairs to offices on other floors. Is it just our slavishness to the pace of modern life? I think that's probably a portion of it.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 14:49 |
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Red Flag?quote:My bf (40M) and I (33F) got into an argument walking the dogs. He ended up slapping me across the face with his boxers poop bag, which is usually a five pounder. He had no remorse or even felt like he was wrong. Does his action qualify enough for me to totally ghost him? I feel totally disrespected and not sure I will ever fully get that out of my head now. Like who does that? What an immature way to handle anything.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 14:58 |
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Ex MIL died and tried to stick me with the billquote:Because it keeps coming up... To clarify, my MIL is not dead. My Ex MIL died and tried to hold me responsible for her funeral costs. I thought differentiating by using "MIL" and "Ex MIL" it would be enough. Sorry for the confusion. Spite really is the force that drives the universe
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Pinecone Sample posted:Whenever the fire alarm sounds in my 7th floor office, my coworkers sit and wait for HR to send an email if it's a drill, a system test, or a false alarm. I'm usually at the front door when that email arrives. Some floors are better about getting out than us, but I'll also encounter people coming up the stairs to offices on other floors. A fire drill or alarm test in any reasonably sized building has to be planned and coordinated in advance, including probably someone on your floor. Could your co-workers have caught wind of that? Some offices I've worked in it was such an open secret people got jackets ready in advance, others have kept it more closely guarded.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 15:08 |
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Pinecone Sample posted:Whenever the fire alarm sounds in my 7th floor office, my coworkers sit and wait for HR to send an email if it's a drill, a system test, or a false alarm. I'm usually at the front door when that email arrives. Some floors are better about getting out than us, but I'll also encounter people coming up the stairs to offices on other floors. Modern life disabled alot of the driving forces of human natural selection. Nature always finds a way though eventually.
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:A fire drill or alarm test in any reasonably sized building has to be planned and coordinated in advance, including probably someone on your floor. Could your co-workers have caught wind of that? Some offices I've worked in it was such an open secret people got jackets ready in advance, others have kept it more closely guarded. They typically email us like 10-14 days in advance, people probably just assume (or want to believe) they missed the email or forgot by the day of. I usually remember if it says it's just a test and not to evacuate, plus those are only like a split-second.
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Pinecone Sample posted:Red Flag? ...I don't know which is more hosed-up.
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DemoneeHo posted:Ex MIL died and tried to stick me with the bill They're gonna burn her body in a dumpster, and that's totally ok.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 15:22 |
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MagusofStars posted:The lack of punctuation makes me wonder: Does she mean "boxers poop bag" like a bag of his own poo poo-stained underwear? Or is this "boxer's poop bag" because he just keeps a five pound bag of his dog's poo poo just lying around the house? It's a plastic bag full of a hefty breed of dog's poo poo. Even more hosed, this means he did this like in a park or a neighborhood. The clickbait title made me look, and then it was like, well, that's not how I use that term.
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Pinecone Sample posted:They typically email us like 10-14 days in advance, people probably just assume (or want to believe) they missed the email or forgot by the day of. I usually remember if it says it's just a test and not to evacuate, plus those are only like a split-second. that kinda seems like the most dangerous option of all? are they sending out an email that says “hey so we are gonna test the fire alarm sometime in the next 2 weeks so don’t worry if it goes off,” or am I reading it wrong? because 2 weeks is a long time window to block out in people’s heads as “safe, alarm is fake”
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MagusofStars posted:The punctuation makes me wonder: Does she mean "boxers poop bag" like a bag of his own poo poo-stained underwear? Or is this "boxer's poop bag" because he just keeps a five pound bag of his dog's poo poo just lying around the house? A Boxer is dog breed.
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MagusofStars posted:Can you explain how it seems different? As lovely as Uber and Lyft are, I live in an area with awful mass transit. Driving to work is 15 minutes, taking the bus is about 2 hours (including 45 minutes of walking). When I don’t have a car and can’t hitch a ride, rideshare apps are the only reasonable way for me to leave the house.
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WIBTA if I tell my friend about his surprise birthday party ?quote:I (23M) have a friend (22M) who is secretely in love with another friend (22F) of us. He is obviously friendzoned as she told me nothing would never happen between the two of them and that she is dating someone else.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 15:32 |
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My (22F) father (52M) believes he is communicating with President Trump, I'm sure my brother (15M) is behind this. quote:My dad is a Trump voter, and a fairly typical one at that (we're a suburban family and he owns a small local boat dealership). He and many of his friends were very excited by the prospect of President Trump in 2016, and this excitement has built up and up into a kind of mania as his presidency has continued. Importantly, my dad is not a very smart man: he's fairly well-educated but is, in the ways that matter, a stupid person.
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DragQueenofAngmar posted:that kinda seems like the most dangerous option of all? are they sending out an email that says “hey so we are gonna test the fire alarm sometime in the next 2 weeks so don’t worry if it goes off,” or am I reading it wrong? because 2 weeks is a long time window to block out in people’s heads as “safe, alarm is fake” Yeah, it's dumb, I should just propose I become a new job called Safety Coordinator that is mostly just yelling at people for leaving knives in the break room sink.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 15:36 |
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Heh he's totally crushed, and embarrassed in front of a huge group of people. Let that be a lesson to ye!
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SilvergunSuperman posted:Heh he's totally crushed, and embarrassed in front of a huge group of people. The guy who thinks it will "teach him a lesson" is himself carrying a torch for 22F and wants to remove a rival.
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Straight White Shark posted:The guy who thinks it will "teach him a lesson" is himself carrying a torch for 22F and wants to remove a rival. Yeah, when there's multiple orbiters in the friend zone poo poo gets wild.
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# ? Sep 28, 2019 15:41 |
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In fairness 22f also seems like a bitch, I'm not sure if she even realizes how cruel that setup is, doesn't care, or thinks it's funny? I'm torn on Trumpdad, that's pretty goddamn funny but then they mention depression, ehhh....either way that kid is gonna be grounded until 18.
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LadyPictureShow posted:I (25f) told my husband's (35M) department chair that I took a class from my husband and now he might be in trouble. If she's been graduated for three years at this point and they weren't dating while he had control over her grades, there isn't any real ethical violation here. If he's already just skating by with his tenure application, and especially if there are people in the system who dislike him, then yes someone could try and use this against him. But, to be blunt, academia is full of relationships between academics of different ranks, including sometimes professors dating former students, so if no one is getting hurt the university is probably going to ignore it. The worse thing is that they started dating when she was 22 and he was 32. Gross. I have 22 year old students and they are very obviously still mentally and emotionally immature.
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chitoryu12 posted:As lovely as Uber and Lyft are, I live in an area with awful mass transit. Driving to work is 15 minutes, taking the bus is about 2 hours (including 45 minutes of walking). When I don’t have a car and can’t hitch a ride, rideshare apps are the only reasonable way for me to leave the house. How about a bike?
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Moon Atari posted:My (22F) father (52M) believes he is communicating with President Trump, I'm sure my brother (15M) is behind this. This man has a friend circle consisting entirely of Nigerian princes.
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Johnny Truant posted:How about a bike? Tried but there’s a lot of hills and no bike lanes, so you’re taking your life in your hands. Plus I’m in urban sprawl and suburbs so going to anything interesting is a 40 to 90 minute bike ride in the Florida heat.
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chitoryu12 posted:there’s a lot of hills .... Florida. Seriously though, in most places sidewalks are legal to ride on and are often better choice than unprotected suburban roads in traffic. If you take it easy in the morning the sweat isn't too bad, 15 minutes of driving is what, 5-7 miles, so 20-30 minutes of riding? You can always still drive if the weather is bad or you need to go somewhere other than work and back. quote:Biking in the streets isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be tbh In some places it's worse. AreWeDrunkYet fucked around with this message at 16:23 on Sep 28, 2019 |
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My bf’s mom wants his birthday dinner to be “family only”, as in I’m not invited. Am I wrong to feel a bit miffed?quote:I’ve been dating my bf for 3 years. He turns 40 today. With help from his mother....I threw him a surprise party this weekend. His family, a few from my family and mutual friends. The party was awesome. Now today is his actual birthday and last week his mom mentioned we would do family dinner on the night of his actual birthday. I reached out to her and said we could do it at our place if that was easier since our place is a bit bigger then his moms house. She said she would get back to me.
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chitoryu12 posted:Tried but there’s a lot of hills and no bike lanes, so you’re taking your life in your hands. Plus I’m in urban sprawl and suburbs so going to anything interesting is a 40 to 90 minute bike ride in the Florida heat. I just meant bike commuting to/from work Biking in the streets isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be tbh
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Dienes posted:This man has a friend circle consisting entirely of Nigerian princes. That's just boomers in a nutshell, they're all the most credulous people ever to exist even before dementia starts kicking in because they're used to the entire world being set up to serve them.
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:
Florida is only flat in the grand sense across the state. Locally there’s a lot of hills, some steep enough to give inexperienced stick shift drivers trouble. There’s long stretches without sidewalk as well. What is it with goons assuming that nobody has different geography and weather and they just haven’t considered “Just ride a bike when it’s nice out!”
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Taxis can be safer because, depending on your municipal livery regulations, drivers may be required to pass a criminal background check. The big taxi companies in my city also have internal and external cctv in the taxis that are stored on an external server and GPS that are monitored by their dispatch. It's much more difficult for a taxi driver here to sexually assault or rob you and get away with it than an Uber driver.
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