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Well, if he loses his keys now he'll have bigger problems on hand...
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It looks to me like they had a better time at the wedding than I did. Not everyone needs a big-budget, picture-perfect wedding to be happy.
I say, "Congrats to the new couple!"
I say, "Congrats to the new couple!"
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This year is spectacular. I'm laughing so hard I'm in tears, and I think I woke up my roommate.
Do NOT open that Cake Wrecks link while sipping your eggnog!!!
Do NOT open that Cake Wrecks link while sipping your eggnog!!!
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Sure, they're offering replacement for free, this time...
This is one of the reasons I won't buy an Amazon Echo or Google Home. If someone else can turn off your device, they're services, not products.
This is one of the reasons I won't buy an Amazon Echo or Google Home. If someone else can turn off your device, they're services, not products.
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Who knew that SUV stood for Salty Ungulate Vehicle?
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Back in school, everyone involved in a fight received punishment, no matter who started it or why. It was policy. No amount of logic or facts would sway the administration. I am certain it was a way to get out of having to decide who was at fault and risk making a mistaken choice in who to punish.
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Liability and brand value dilution are the two biggest reasons I've heard about companies not donating to thrift shops.
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Lottery: A system where a bunch of fools make one fool look smart
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So it's not just my great grandmother's recipe that used venison in the mincemeat pie!
I grew up thinking that other recipes didn't use venison because it was hard to get.
I grew up thinking that other recipes didn't use venison because it was hard to get.
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What's wild about this to me is that our solar system "wanders" from one arm of the galaxy to the next. The arms themselves are a temporal illusion based on wave dynamics, so it's not so much that we're actually moving that far, but the density pattern shifts as the arms rotate. Of course, this is all happening on a celestial timescale so even knowing the details it's all a bit hard to visualize.
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Yeah, I hear ya. Still, when I worked at a call center there were more than a few customers that demanded to speak to my supervisor. Never once was I concerned about fallout from it because our managers were all non-technical. So long as you did your job right, the managers would listen to the complaints and put you back on the line to finish the call. Someone doing something worth getting fired over was an incredibly rare thing.
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Never heard of this before. Now THIS is pretty neat!
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Poor octopus is probably thinking, "There I am with my latest meal when some random jerks in a boat came and took it right out of my tentacles. What a day..."
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In days long past, only rich people could afford to eat enough to be overweight, thus "attractive" in the sense that they were likely to be reasonably well off, financially speaking. These days it is easy to become overweight with junk food, but in the past you had to eat "real food." So, being overweight isn't really giving you the whole picture anymore.
I think fat-shaming is actively harmful and can lead people into eating disorders, depression, and worse. I don't think we should be criticizing others for their weight, nor should we glorify unhealthy lifestyles. Live and let live, but give people the best information we have so they can make informed decisions.