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Evil Willow posted:He [28M] says he doesnt ever have time for me [23F] and wont define us. Should I leave? I cant believe she cant find placement with a masters degree in side chicking
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kimbo305 posted:I know this is very Pax Americana, but just tell us yhe drat Spanish show — no one’s gonna watch it just because she was so into it. I was a couple pages back catching up on the thread and I thought surely someone else would have picked up on it by now but nope, apparently everyone glossed over the buried lede of the distraught telenovela-watching 16 year old sister who had an abortion "two years ago" 
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Apr 15, 2020 12:31
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Porfiriato posted:I was a couple pages back catching up on the thread and I thought surely someone else would have picked up on it by now but nope, apparently everyone glossed over the buried lede of the distraught telenovela-watching 16 year old sister who had an abortion "two years ago" Wrong way round. The sister is 20, OP is 16. Barudak posted:I cant believe she cant find placement with a masters degree in side chicking I don't think she's even side chicking. They've been dating three months and he hasn't seen her for two of those - he's just not that into you!
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Apr 15, 2020 12:37
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Evil Willow posted:He [28M] says he doesnt ever have time for me [23F] and wont define us. Should I leave? All the other girls with their S.Os and me with my... one month dating... guy I know?
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Apr 15, 2020 12:52
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darkwasthenight posted:Wrong way round. The sister is 20, OP is 16. Well that would be why everyone else glossed over it then.
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Apr 15, 2020 13:29
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Pirate Radar posted:I assume it’s Money Heist, which is currently huge on Netflix. Is that not being hyped in the US? If that's how casa de papel is being translated then I wouldn't be surprised. I've got colleagues who won't stop going on about it.
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Apr 15, 2020 13:29
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Evil Willow posted:He [28M] says he doesnt ever have time for me [23F] and wont define us. Should I leave?  Grieving stage: Anger
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Apr 15, 2020 13:39
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Yes, your super secret spy boyfriend is definitely telling you, the foreign chick he banged once, the he’s a super secret agent and can’t tell you any more. Girl just got side chicked AND True Lied.
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Apr 15, 2020 13:48
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SpaceSDoorGunner posted:Yes, your super secret spy boyfriend is definitely telling you, the foreign chick he banged once, the he’s a super secret agent and can’t tell you any more. I mean, banging a foreign woman once, then never seeing her again IS pretty on brand for James Bond
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Apr 15, 2020 13:51
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Even Bond stick to some bullshit story about being a salesman or something. Also I think it’s a theme of the Bond reboot that basically everyone he fucks or cares about dies, things aren’t looking good for side chick.
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Apr 15, 2020 13:54
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kimbo305 posted:I know this is very Pax Americana, but just tell us yhe drat Spanish show — no one’s gonna watch it just because she was so into it. I assumed it was Elite, a netflix show about rich teens in boarding school. I'm pretty sure that show is entirely love-triangles and murder.
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Apr 15, 2020 14:05
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Having an affair with a rando foreign grad student while you have a wife and kids can definitely be a problem for anyone with a security clearance come time to renew.
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Apr 15, 2020 14:11
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ilmucche posted:If that's how casa de papel is being translated then I wouldn't be surprised. I've got colleagues who won't stop going on about it. Yeah, that's the English title. It's a pretty good show.
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Apr 15, 2020 15:12
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Invisible Clergy posted:
Seeing the words from a religious text written down on a food bag just doesn't meet what I consider pushing religion.
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Apr 15, 2020 15:21
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Invisible Clergy posted:That's adults, though. Asian kids don't pull the "picky eater" poo poo because their parents will not indulge them. kids are naturally picky eaters because food aversion is a survival strategy. what counts as being 'picky' is relative. a lot of chinese people think cheese is the most insane food and don't want anything to do with it. which is valid, i mean it's salted rotted milk, pretty loving weird on paper. why not make tofu out of something normal instead of rotting milk, you weirdos SpaceSDoorGunner posted:Yes, your super secret spy boyfriend is definitely telling you, the foreign chick he banged once, the he’s a super secret agent and can’t tell you any more. i agree, it's pretty implausible that anyone who works for the federal government would be extremely busy right now Mr. Fall Down Terror fucked around with this message at 15:35 on Apr 15, 2020 |
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Apr 15, 2020 15:32
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spacetoaster posted:Seeing the words from a religious text written down on a food bag just doesn't meet what I consider pushing religion. luxury handset posted:kids are naturally picky eaters because food aversion is a survival strategy. what counts as being 'picky' is relative. a lot of chinese people think cheese is the most insane food and don't want anything to do with it. which is valid, i mean it's salted rotted milk, pretty loving weird on paper. why not make tofu out of something normal instead of rotting milk, you weirdos I don't really think it's reasonable to count that. Asian people don't like milk and cheese because it makes them sick. They're not just being petulant brats like people who post to r/relationships
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Apr 15, 2020 15:36
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Invisible Clergy posted:I don't really think it's reasonable to count that. Asian people don't like milk and cheese because it makes them sick. They're not just being petulant brats like people who post to r/relationships uh mongolians eat a lot of cheese dude. specifically i'm talking about china here. the fact that cheese and dairy are a food of steppe nomads is probably another reason it didn't really become a staple of the traditional han diet, and cheese is a food which is totally central to many western (and asian!) cuisines but is entirely loving weird from other perspectives because you make it by letting milk sit in a cave until it gets moldy and smells like rear end. picky eaters exist all over, we don't need to proclaim that the seven year old just needs to harden up and start eating fish eyes
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Apr 15, 2020 15:38
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Invisible Clergy posted:I don't really think it's reasonable to count that. Asian people don't like milk and cheese because it makes them sick. They're not just being petulant brats like people who post to r/relationships Kids in China being picky eaters is an endemic complaint. Its a natural trait of people, and parents can wean them off of those behaviors, but its not something exclusive to the west. My brother in law basically only ate steamed buns and congee until he was 6 or 7 because he was a picky as hell eater.
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Apr 15, 2020 15:39
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AITA for thinking my husband should share perks with the family? quote:I am a sahm. My husband owns his own business. I support him as best I can, and do practically everything outside of work a paying job/pay the bills. I am given x amount a month for food or anything family related. Theres rarely any "my personal money" left, So I can't really save if I want something.
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Apr 15, 2020 15:51
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Invisible Clergy posted:Would it happen to be because you are Christian? Looking for some kind of gotcha? I've posted earlier that I was raised atheist. I guess that does make me quicker to roll my eyes at other atheists though. I just think that simply seeing words written down is an extremely low bar to be considered pushing a belief. Especially in a context where nobody said anything, just on a bag you're throwing in the trash.
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Apr 15, 2020 15:51
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for thinking my husband should share perks with the family?  (his spinal column)
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Apr 15, 2020 15:54
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I think its fair to say that there's some economic element to it, like if you gave an old Indian person who lived through the partition or the Bengal famine (like my grandparents!), cheese pasta, they'd eat it albeit grudgingly, but as economies open up and different cuisines become more easily available, more affluent families are definitely going to display picky eating (based on what is *weird* in their culture) as a result of not having food anxiety.
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Apr 15, 2020 15:55
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spacetoaster posted:Looking for some kind of gotcha? thought experiment: why do you think the writer is writing on the bags
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Apr 15, 2020 16:02
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spacetoaster posted:Looking for some kind of gotcha? Not really? I read most of the thread on mobile, so I can't see people's avatars and don't really keep track so well of who posted what. Why does being atheist make you side against other atheists? I don't think I understand the connection. SC Bracer posted:I think its fair to say that there's some economic element to it, like if you gave an old Indian person who lived through the partition or the Bengal famine (like my grandparents!), cheese pasta, they'd eat it albeit grudgingly, but as economies open up and different cuisines become more easily available, more affluent families are definitely going to display picky eating (based on what is *weird* in their culture) as a result of not having food anxiety. Makes sense to me. Indians don't have a rule against milk/cheese, though. Paneer is pretty common in north Indian cooking for example. I was talking about asian asians, who are lactose intolerant. AITA for telling my GF to quit using Lysol wipes to wipe her rear end? quote:After washing my face I threw my cotton pads in the garbage and a brown stained cloth caught my eye - it looked like it was stashed underneath all the other trash and if you ask me I think it was purposefully hidden. We’ve been running out of Lysol wipes (we have the antimicrobial kind) really quickly but I chalked that up to us obsessively wiping all the surfaces so I didn’t think much of it till now. Upon further inspection with gloves and while holding my breath there was a big pile of the same brown stained porous cloths that looked just like the Lysol wipes.
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:thought experiment: why do you think the writer is writing on the bags To warn that he's tampered with the food going to you, a stranger he knows only as "Steak burrito, black beans, white rice, no pico"?
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Invisible Clergy posted:AITA for telling my GF to quit using Lysol wipes to wipe her rear end? THATS NOT WHAT PEOPLE MEAN WHEN THEY SAY THEY BLEACHED THEIR rear end in a top hat, LADY
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Invisible Clergy posted:Not really? I guess it does seem that way (taking sides). But I just don't think it's pushing a belief to see symbols/writing about it on a bag that you can completely ignore with no consequences. I'd agree with you if it was a boss putting his personal beliefs into stuff at work. The OP can just throw it away. Or never shop there again. Or call them and tell them why he's never shopping there again. Instead he's refusing to even eat the food because he believes some words, that he doesn't even believe, written on the bag make it haraam.
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Apr 15, 2020 16:13
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What Bible verse would one use to communicate that I made sexual congress with your order? Edit: the quote made it look like I was sassing someone when I was just being sassy Escape From Noise fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Apr 15, 2020 |
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Apr 15, 2020 16:26
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KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:thought experiment: why do you think the writer is writing on the bags Yeah, this guy gets it SweetWillyRollbar posted:What Bible verse would one use to communicate that I made sexual congress with your order? Ezekiel 23:20
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AITA for moving my [26m] girlfriend’s [24f] doll out of our bedroom?quote:My girlfriend, who I’ll call Jess, and I have been together for 2.5 years. We moved into an apartment together in August of 2019 and everything has been great. We rarely fight and if we do, it’s just insignificant bickering over small things. I even plan to propose to her soon, and we have discussed marriage and kids more than once in the past.
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Smirking_Serpent posted:WIBTA For Requesting a Refund After An Employee Wrote Bible Verses All Over My Takeout? don't request a refund, it's just a pain in everyone's rear end and could strengthen the verse writer's belief that they're fighting a culture war. No good would come of it if the Bible verse is something innocuous like "be good" then stop being a baby if the Bible verse is some hateful poo poo don't buy there again
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Apr 15, 2020 16:33
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for thinking my husband should share perks with the family? This woman needs to try and imagine a world in which she's married to a man who likes her.
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Apr 15, 2020 16:34
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for moving my [26m] girlfriend’s [24f] doll out of our bedroom? Well, this one's not getting an update. That doll's definitely killing him.
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Apr 15, 2020 16:38
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Is it outside the realm of possibility that it was the DoorDash person that wrote the Bible verses?
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Apr 15, 2020 16:40
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Invisible Clergy posted:Well, this one's not getting an update. That doll's definitely killing him. Pretty soon they're going to have a big argument about who moved the doll that ends with them realizing that it was neither of them
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Apr 15, 2020 16:41
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Is it outside the realm of possibility that it was the DoorDash person that wrote the Bible verses? fair enough new conclusion, do nothing and move on
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Apr 15, 2020 16:41
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Is it outside the realm of possibility that it was the DoorDash person that wrote the Bible verses? Maybe God wrote it just so she could play tricks on idiots.
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Apr 15, 2020 16:42
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Did we ever get an update on the wife with the secret upstairs?
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I get that there are larger cultural concerns surrounding evangelicals pushing hard to reify their lovely beliefs into US law, but I feel like "wrote Bible verses on packaging" is about the same level of "pushing religion on you" as "included images of Doritos as part of a promotion." Like, it'd be weird for someone to hand-draw a Doritos logo on all your packaging, but they're not like denying you the food unless you say "Doritos rule!" or saying they'll only serve Doritos eaters or covering your food in crumbled Doritos. Again, writing Bible verses on someone's packaging is really weird and definitely trying to advertise their religion, but it's an exaggeration to call it "pushing," as though it were forcing you to participate beyond seeing words some doofus thinks are important. (I'd still have talked to a higher up about it because that's weird and kind of offputting.)
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About that dude feeding his kids offal, It takes a giant rear end in a top hat to go from not being able to cook to jumping straight into exotic meats and offal without learning the basics. Either he's buying garbage ingredients for cheap which no one should be eating anyways, or he's wasting a ton of money on sourcing ingredients that he's essentially flushing down the drain by not being able to prepare it properly. I've been doing the amateur cook thing for 20 years now, and am quite successful at it, and I wouldn't bother wasting money on planning a week's dinner like day 1 - offal, day 2 - Sundae, day 3 - alligator meat, day 4 incredibly spicy Rogan Josh. No one, not even adults, wants to eat that poo poo every moment of every day. A well made steak and salad goes a long way. Not to mention a good chef doesn't need a gimmick to make good food Guilty fucked around with this message at 16:49 on Apr 15, 2020 |
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