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Foo Diddley posted:AITA For not communicating with my boyfriend while I read? That's what you get for dating a Klingon Biplane posted:Its performative. "Automatics are for wimps/women/etc not MEN" Convenient & cheap anti-theft against millennials/gen Z kids. Even if they could drive it, they'd pass up since they can't text & shift simultaneously. TaurusTorus posted:what'd he say? <muffled groans from the grave>
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Darkhold posted:Just like Jesus really. John 2:1-12 English Standard Version The Wedding at Cana 2 On the third day there was a wedding at Cana in Galilee, and the mother of Jesus was there. 2 Jesus also was invited to the wedding with his disciples. 3 At the reception, the mother of Jesus said to him, “We have to pay for our meals.” 4 And Jesus said to her "If I turn up to a wedding and have to pay $50+ dollars for a meal you better believe I'm out of here. 5 And I'm keeping the bread maker I bought off their registry."
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# ? Mar 3, 2023 16:19 |
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Darkhold posted:I used to work at a hotel and it usually had pilots From someone who worked on safety & risk management for a small airline - you did good. Always snitch on drunken air crew. It's never wrong. They are well aware what they're doing is hosed up because the airline spends a mandatory amount of time per season explaining exactly how, why and what happens when you gently caress with substances and aircraft.
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teen witch posted:You realize that they’ve likely dealt with people like you, constantly. For you, it was an irritating moment 8 years ago, but for them it was Tuesday. He isn’t demanding to be called Michael to be lovely, he’s demanding it because that’s his name.
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Foo Diddley posted:better be making wine too, 'cuz you know they ain't got an open bar Catfishing your guests into paying for your wedding is a pro loving move tbh
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ascii genitals posted:Well it was like 8 years ago so it really doesn't matter. Also the guy sucks for reasons other than demanding to be called Michael. Really at the time I think a response of "oh I do actually prefer Michael" would have been fine and I would have apologized.. I don't remember his exact words back but it was needlessly pissy. Do you think people deserve to be, I don't know, deadnamed if they're a big enough rear end in a top hat?
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MagusofStars posted:Who the gently caress has an attendance fee for a wedding? I would "literally assume" that you just show up with a gift and get a meal because that's how every wedding I've ever attended works. At most, there might be a cost for parking/valet and possibly a cash bar. That jumped out at me too, like I wouldn't even consider asking if there was a fee for the wedding in the first place because that's not a thing. Is this more common in another culture that I'm not aware of?
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Do you think people deserve to be, I don't know, deadnamed if they're a big enough rear end in a top hat? Oh gently caress off with this lovely baiting. Are yous seriously comparing a dumb common nickname to loving deadnaming someone?
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MagusofStars posted:Who the gently caress has an attendance fee for a wedding? I would "literally assume" that you just show up with a gift and get a meal because that's how every wedding I've ever attended works. At most, there might be a cost for parking/valet and possibly a cash bar. I'm wondering if the OP hadn't just spent the past several months listening to the bride fretting about being able to pay for the wedding, because under normal circumstances it would not occur to me to ask about "guest fees" (except maybe a cash bar, but I don't drink enough to care much one way or the other.)
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Pope Corky the IX posted:Do you think people deserve to be, I don't know, deadnamed if they're a big enough rear end in a top hat? I really don't see this as "dead naming" someone. Did I continue to intentionally call him by the wrong name? Uh no.. The entire "trans dead naming" aspect of this has come up entirely within this thread and has nothing to do with the original situation. If someone's email address is Thomas_whatever@company.com you'd really think it was some egregious disrespect to dare assume that they go by Tom? Noir89 posted:Oh gently caress off with this lovely baiting. Are yous seriously comparing a dumb common nickname to loving deadnaming someone? And conversely, if someone's name is Mike and you jokingly call them Michael when they do something wrong is that deadnaming? Lol.
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I asked for your opinion. Would either of you like to point out where I said the two situations are the same?
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The polite thing to do would be to ask if they prefer Mike/Tom/whatever. Personally I don't think assuming they use the more common form is that much of a dick move, but I don't fault them for being frustrated with the situation either.
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Uh when you don't know the reason someone asks that you use a particular name and not another yeah, gently caress you. There are nicknames of mine that still trigger deep old trauma for me when kids bullied me because my aforementioned dad died of cancer. If I tell you to address me one way don't get loving creative. And mine is mild in comparison to other abuses people have suffered. But go ahead, justify yourself while I remember how to block people on the awful app again.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:I asked for your opinion. Would either of you like to point out where I said the two situations are the same? Do you think people deserve to be imprisoned in jail for not using their legally given name? I'm not saying this is the same thing, I am just very curious about your opinion on this other topic.
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ascii genitals posted:I really don't see this as "dead naming" someone. Did I continue to intentionally call him by the wrong name? Uh no.. The entire "trans dead naming" aspect of this has come up entirely within this thread and has nothing to do with the original situation. You're doing that thing AITA assholes do where they double down when called out. The guy may have been a dick in other ways but you are the rear end in a top hat for calling him the wrong name and getting mad when called out about it. It's not that difficult to use someone's preferred name, whether that be a nickname or their original name or whatever else.
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ascii genitals posted:Do you think people deserve to be imprisoned in jail for not using their legally given name? I'm not saying this is the same thing, I am just very curious about your opinion on this other topic. Their own legally given name or someone else's? Your question is a bit confusing.
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Foo Diddley posted:better be making wine too, 'cuz you know they ain't got an open bar Literally the context of that miracle was making a fuckton of wine when they'd run out at a party that was just getting going, and it is specifically pointed out that it's the GOOD poo poo.
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ascii genitals posted:Do you think people deserve to be imprisoned in jail for not using their legally given name? I'm not saying this is the same thing, I am just very curious about your opinion on this other topic. I don’t follow, Pol Pot
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Everyone needs to chill out, take a step back, and remember the gurglespirts pants.
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Clocks posted:You're doing that thing AITA assholes do where they double down when called out. Its not even 'preferred' name. Its their name. They asked ascii genitals to call them by their actual name, and ascii genitals is pouting and whining about it.
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Dienes posted:Its not even 'preferred' name. Its their name. They asked
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Clocks posted:You're doing that thing AITA assholes do where they double down when called out. I think you're missing that I did exactly the thing you're recommending. I'm not bragging about how I bullied some 60 year old sales guy about his name---it was a 2 second "oh sorry, my mistake" response. But I thought it was a bit ridiculous to angrily correct someone instead of just telling them you prefer to be called by a different name. An incredibly small stakes social mistake, whoa--lets turn this into something about intentionally minimizing the feelings of trans people??? OK.... Pope Corky the IX posted:Their own legally given name or someone else's? Your question is a bit confusing. Any name that isn't on your birth certificate I guess. I don't know,.
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ascii genitals posted:Any name that isn't on your birth certificate I guess. I don't know,. So we should be making decisions based on birth certificates?
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Hmm, I'm trying to get in touch with somebody but I don't know what to call them. Should I use the name that they use in their email address, in the company's internal directory, and literally everywhere else I can find it mentioned? Or should I open with an abbreviated nickname that I've just invented for them on the spot? Very difficult decision!
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ascii genitals posted:I think you're missing that I did exactly the thing you're recommending. I'm not bragging about how I bullied some 60 year old sales guy about his name---it was a 2 second "oh sorry, my mistake" response. But I thought it was a bit ridiculous to angrily correct someone instead of just telling them you prefer to be called by a different name. An incredibly small stakes social mistake, whoa--lets turn this into something about intentionally minimizing the feelings of trans people??? OK.... My brother in the Peoples Temple of the Disciples of Christ, you gotta step back and listen to what people are telling you.
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Can yall take this poo poo to PMs instead of continuing to derail the thread?
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no thanks, Tom Hanks
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You know what I like about this thread? It started as a guilty pleasure, I have Reddit but it's exhausting to navigate. I much prefer the goon curated digests of other networks. Goons have a talent for finding the buried lede, the delicious schad and the questionable age-maths amongst other morsels. Turns out my wife started reading those subs too and when we realised we started comparing notes. It's become a regular thing we share and enjoy. She likes the spoiler tags we use and we use our conversations about the various stories as a springboard to talk about issues and how we feel about things. It's like we're watching a daily soap opera together and it has been great for our relationship so thanks goons.
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I thought mods and iks sorted poo poo like this out, not made it worse. The Mike/Micheal dead naming analogy was just urggh. Its not the same and you know it.
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DoubleNegative posted:AITA for leaving a wedding to eat at McDonald's? I saw that one, yeah. All the comments I saw were pretty unanimous about NTA and that it's really bizarre to expect your guests to be paying to eat at your wedding, and reassuring the OP that it was the bride being cheap, not her. Serephina posted:Who the gently caress even has a five-course dinner at a wedding? Even if you're richer than Satan and have refined friends, the guests aren't there for the service, they're there to chat loudly and have a party. That's not even standard sit-down restaurant prices, that's goddamn fancy fine dining prices. For a $50 steak, I had better be getting shaved truffles table-side and maybe expensive butter or at least some gold leaf or some poo poo. That or it needs to be Wagyu or something in that tier of fancy. Admiral Joeslop posted:Yeah good idea bf, I'm sure the bride would've been fine paying for the guests $75 meal for an I.O.U. Bf and friend group is decorum-poisoned. Cowslips Warren posted:Okay whose milkshake was it? The girlfriend's. And yeah, that was a fairly mild response to food theft, especially since it involved getting fry grease and salt in the milkshake. I'm not against dipping fries in shakes, but it is a very personal choice to make. Darkhold posted:I used to work at a hotel and it usually had pilots from our tiny airport stay overnight at. Though the rules were they weren't supposed to drink for 12 hours before a flight it wasn't uncommon for them to have a beer or a shot or two at the bar. Tbh, I wouldn't even consider that snitching. I define that as sharing info that will cause harm if leaked and will be relatively harmless if kept safe. So, telling the bosses that someone who is scheduled to operate heavy machinery is falling-down drunk when that's the truth? Not snitching, you're keeping people safer by revealing it. Telling the bosses that the same person is smoking weed in their off-hours or that they bring home stuff that'd be thrown out as waste otherwise? That's snitching, the managers don't need to know that and no one is harmed if you keep your mouth shut. Admiral Joeslop posted:Years ago I had a girlfriend that worked at a grocery store, at the service counter. If you wanted to buy cigarettes, you had to get them at the service counter. One woman had been coming in for a couple years to buy cigarettes at that store and the workers that recognized her stopped bothering to check her ID because they knew her by name and face and had checked her countless times. Oh, that’s infuriating. I mean, yeah, check every time, but unless you're trained for it, you're not necessarily going to spot a fake ID. Foo Diddley posted:AITA for not taking my son to his favorite restaurant for his birthday since his mom fed him right before I picked him up. She was probably hoping the kid would bring home mostly-untouched leftovers, yeah. And I wouldn't be surprised if the kid hadn't been given instructions to order his meal just how mommy likes her steak, too. BAGS FLY AT NOON posted:I guarantee OP wasn’t the only guest blindsided by having to pay for the meal. Oh yeah. OP was just the only one who had the spine to go "nope, can't afford an unexpected expense like this, McDonald's it is" and actually admit it out loud.
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Pope Corky the IX posted:I asked for your opinion. Would either of you like to point out where I said the two situations are the same? No, take your foot off the gas a little here, it’s not out of line for someone to someone to think you were framing them as the same or at least comparable when they’re very different situations. That’s how I read your post at first and I agree that you should call people what they want you to call them.
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Intentionally using a name that someone hates because you personally dislike them and you know it pisses them off is a Dick Move. Acting like you were personally aggrieved because they corrected you is Also a dick move.
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My credit card has my formal name on it. The last time I used it, the salesclerk cheerfully ran through all five nicknames (not exaggerating here) commonly used to abbreviate that name, waiting to see when she got it right. I didn't find it fun or funny. Use the drat name that's presented to you, don't get cute. For all you know, everybody calls him "Trey" because he's the third boy in the family.
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deported to Canada posted:I thought mods and iks sorted poo poo like this out, not made it worse. It's Michael
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Pope Corky the IX posted:It's Michael Just great, now I'm the person dead naming. Or bad a spelling.
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deported to Canada posted:I thought mods and iks sorted poo poo like this out, not made it worse. It's beyond urggh, it's gross. I was in a gun control argument a while back and the guy arguing for more guns was trying to paint me as a monster trying to disarm trans people who need guns for self defense. Same using-a-disadvangaged-group-as-a-bad-bludgeon energy Edit: and ASCII genitals was obviously wrong, of course. DeadlyMuffin fucked around with this message at 18:06 on Mar 3, 2023 |
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Arsenic Lupin posted:My credit card has my formal name on it. The last time I used it, the salesclerk cheerfully ran through all five nicknames (not exaggerating here) commonly used to abbreviate that name, waiting to see when she got it right. I didn't find it fun or funny. I'm familiar with Pnurt, Nurty, P. N., and Urtis, what's the 5th?
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Peggy
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the holy poopacy posted:I'm familiar with Pnurt, Nurty, P. N., and Urtis, what's the 5th? Some of us call them Spurts
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the holy poopacy posted:I'm familiar with Pnurt, Nurty, P. N., and Urtis, what's the 5th? Look, when your name is Urticaria, you take what you can get.
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