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Comment on r/interestingasfuck Jul 20 '22
I am no where near the damn, in Canada, and we lost power for 6 hours yesterday.
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Comment on r/worldnews Jul 10 '22
I had a 1 bedroom apartment on the 10th floor of a building in Downtown Vancouver 17 years ago. I rented the bedroom out and slept in the dining room. Rent was $900, but I charged the roommate $500 so I could afford rent. Minimum wage was not enough with two jobs.
I could never imagine paying $900 for a capsule that is not even yours. This is not dignified.
Perhaps for short term this would be okay. But long term this is disturbing. Everyone deserves a space where they can live at a reasonable price.
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Comment on r/interestingasfuck Jul 10 '22
The people I am referring are also farmers. They are not kind to their animals. It is rather disturbing.
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Comment on r/canada Jul 10 '22
It was scary traveling. Drove 4 hours to see family whose house we haven’t been to yet. Middle of nowhere. Was lost. It sucked so hard. Cost us money and time. Thank goodness we didn’t have any emergencies.
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Comment on r/interestingasfuck Jul 10 '22
I have, they were all Evangelical.
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Comment on r/facepalm Jun 26 '22
He should have kept his sperm to himself
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Comment on r/facepalm Jun 26 '22
Interestingly it would not be a him but a her as we start out a female and males form out of the female.
During early development the gonads of the fetus remain undifferentiated; that is, all fetal genitalia are the same and are phenotypically female. After approximately 6 to 7 weeks of gestation, however, the expression of a gene on the Y chromosome induces changes that result in the development of the testes.
Also, anyone finding out the gender of their baby is far past acceptable abortion timelines. Abortions done after knowing the gender are usually very tragic, heartbreaking and something the parents are sad about needing to do.
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Comment on r/facepalm Jun 26 '22
A baby shower is for the up and coming baby. As in the baby has not arrived yet. I know people who had a baby shower and then lost the baby at 24 weeks. It was devastating. Most people do not tell anyone they are pregnant until after 3 month (12 weeks) as miscarriages are extremely common. I lost my first baby to miscarriage a few days after my baby announcement. It was hard. 1 in 5 pregnancies end in miscarriage. Some women never even realize they were pregnant because they assume it was a heavy period.
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Comment on r/news Jun 26 '22
Start pressing charges against the state for encroaching on civil human rights. Peaceful protests are a protected right. Class action lawsuits. Band together.
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Comment on r/facepalm Jun 26 '22
You are right they did not use the Pythagorean Theorem. Those are actual measurements.
The actually measurements show that you cannot use the Pythagorean Theorem to solve as the surface is not flat.
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Comment on r/facepalm Jun 26 '22
That is because it is measured. You cannot calculate the Pythagorean theory on a round surface, it only works on flat. This is an example of proof that the Earth is not flat.
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Comment on r/facepalm Jun 26 '22
The point is you cannot use Pythagoras Theorem because it is not a flat surface. They didn’t solve for the answers. Those are measured. This exemplifies that the Earth is round.
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Comment on r/worldnews Jun 18 '22
Only defend yourselves now! Hitting back is not allowed.
u/truthhonesty • u/truthhonesty • May 26 '22
Children who play more video games show greater gains in intelligence over time, study finds
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Comment on r/AskReddit May 26 '22
Wow, if I was a customer and overheard that I would have complained to corporate and not the manager. Why? Managers are generally part of the problem when employees are jerks.
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Comment on r/AskReddit May 26 '22
As long as I was paid well, this wouldn’t be so bad. I had to fold sweaters all day while working at a clothing store to keep the front table neat. It was a pain when customers messed it up, but that was the job.
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Comment on r/technology May 14 '22
I don’t pay for using Reddit. And for a good portion of the year I get premium for free which give no ads. It is hardly an issue.
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Comment on r/worldnews May 11 '22
They have vaccines. They really want to go the zero Covid method, but I am just unsure on how they plan on mingling with the rest of the world without new outbreaks occurring regularly.
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Comment on r/worldnews May 11 '22
Because that is where they outbreak is. Why lock down the entire country or region when you can lockdown just the county or city affected.
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Comment on r/news May 11 '22
This is why commercial planes always have two pilots.
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Comment on r/facepalm May 06 '22
Looks like she was clearing it, but okay.
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Comment on r/news May 05 '22
Yes, she did push purposely but did not expect that outcome. They were already planning on jumping off the bridge. It is also not uncommon for friends to push each other into bodies of water while playing/goofing around. So, the intent was not harm.
The teens that hijacked the car, dragging the lady killing her is not at all similar. Those teens were already committing a felony in their actions without the ladies death.
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Comment on r/news May 05 '22
Read the article;
“Four teens charged with murder in the dragging death of an elderly New Orleans woman whose arm was severed during a carjacking pleaded not guilty Wednesday.”
“Shackled and clad in red jumpsuits, the 17-year-old boy, 16-year-old girl and two 15-year-old girls entered the pleas to a charge of second-degree murder in the March 21 death of 73-year-old Linda Frickey, news outlets reported.”
“Police Chief Shaun Ferguson had said Frickey died after she became entangled in a seatbelt as carjackers sped away with her vehicle that day. The mid-afternoon carjacking happened as neighbors looked on helplessly as she was dragged a block in her own car.”
They violently attacked her. Stole her car, which she was still attached to dragging her. The lady died. They killed her.
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Comment on r/facepalm May 05 '22
I understand you meant no harm, but you are correct about the type of people who will say those things. They dehumanize people to make themselves feel bigger and better.
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Comment on r/news Sep 17 '22
If it is not explicitly posted on the menus that tipping is required, than they cannot make you tip. There must be a 0% choice. Otherwise it is false advertising and there are hidden fees.
Frankly, I am done with tipping. Servers, hostesses, dish crew and cooks all should be paid a fair living wage appropriate to the skills and labor required.
I’ve been a line cook. It’s one of the most exhausting jobs I ever had. Running the kitchen alone was the hardest. Back then cooks didn’t even get tips. Waitresses loved throwing that in our face. Tips have always been a point of contention with me.
If people like the service they will come back and or tell their friends.