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The social stigma is worse than the actual STD.

The only real negative aspect seems to be in regards to pregnancy. They make the woman take anti vitals so it doesn't spread to the baby, which can be very harmful apparently
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DeadBankerDream posted...

Lairen posted...

Especially a dragging 2 hour and 40 min movie where brad driving around is a large chunk of movie.

Leo whining about acting is a large chunk of movie.

People smoking is a large chunk of movie.

It's okay that you're not into in-depth character studies without a lot of action.

But these were excellent. Brad driving around gives us a glimse into the gorgeous production design bringing a bygone era to life. It's like when you're in a train speeding by a landscape that you find fascinating.

I'm curious. For a more naive movie person, is that something that was meant to be noticeable? Like, is there a reason I should have found that production design special?
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I didn't enjoy it. I'm guessing it's because I don't know the history of the whole Manson murders and stuff
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I guess not murder because that's a legal term, so whatever. Regardless, I do think it is a harmful action though
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I have trouble saying I wouldn't be happy without my SO. Maybe it's an ego thing for me. But based also on my past, I do think it'd be fine
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Press it, freeze it, thaw it, then press it again.

My pressing game is weak though
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Perascamin posted...

I am unmarried with no children. I am getting less than I deserve

What do you mean "less than you deserve"
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emblem boy posted...

I wonder what it'd be like to be a teen these days

I'm sure its been wild, man. I'm super salty that social media didn't really take off until after I was out of college smh

We missed out.

Hell, one thing that still annoys me is how my college amazingly went from nerdy, commuter school with a very bad men to women ratio, to the complete opposite once I finished.
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Looks to be less than $200
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I don't really hear about it much, and when I do, I can easily filter it out.
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emblem boy posted...

zado19 posted...

Geez I gotta get on this tik tok thing and see what the hell my youth are looking at

Man, I cant keep up with this shit

Just installed
Oh gosh.
I wonder what it'd be like to be a teen these days
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zado19 posted...

Geez I gotta get on this tik tok thing and see what the hell my youth are looking at

Man, I cant keep up with this shit

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What degree for you
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DevsBro posted...

SpriteLimit posted...

You can legitimize video games as a competition without trying to make it a sport.

Yeah I don't get why people get so buttlacerated over what is and isn't a sport lol.

If I say ping pong or synchronized swimming or whatever isn't a sport, I mean, it's not a dis. I'm just saying it qualifies as some other kind of competitive game.

Ping pong can get pretty physical tbh, but ya, agreed
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DeadBankerDream posted...

There's a niche for hot girl nude cooking channels marketed as educational on youtube.

Do these exist?
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I pretty much agree with TC. I've been wanting to just start carrying a certain amount of cash that I reserve for these situations
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Lol, That sounds like a fart. How is that due to a gas tank or whatever he said.
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Eat more beans, lentils, eggs.

But really, if you don't want to start making new dishes, maybe post what your usual meals are and see if people here can recommend what to switch out/switch in
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I still need to watch the last season
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MrMallard posted...

It sounds like what it sounds like. It's an unfortunate flub, but it happened and there are going to be consequences for it.

No there isn't. No one is making a big deal about this because it's not a big deal
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Yep, I'd be down for sure
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A mouths a mouth right
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Bump
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Gafemage posted...

Miz_iZ_AwSOme_X posted...

Apparently 3/4 of his kids were in the crash that what some sources are saying. The only thing that's been confirmed is his passing.

Jesus Christ I hope that's not true... I can't imagine the survivor's guilt his surviving child will feel growing up. :(

Isn't survivors guilt a thing when the people are involved but don't die
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El Mexicano Texano posted...

I get that the guy is a celebrity but other people died not just him, it would be nice to add to those as well not just the famous person.

Actually, wouldn't it be considered in bad taste to release those details before their family members are told or the news is confirmed. I'd think those "rules" though are slightly different for celebrities.
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https://youtu.be/saNvY4tD3wA

Started watching the movie tonight, lol
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Tag
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My head physically did a double take when I read that
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I haven't heard good things about those alternatives
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K181 posted...

Fuparulez posted...

My wife's family live outside Beijing, so yes, we are very concerned.

That's like being afraid for a relative in Philadelphia because of a disease outbreak in Indianapolis. It's like 650 miles away.

I understand diseases spread, but don't give into fearmongering.

I mean, people actually would be fearful for relatives in that distance example you gave.
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BignutzisBack posted...

I have, expensive as hell but there's no way I was going to be wearing metal braces in my late twenties

How much did it cost for you?
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I've been thinking about it, and I'll probably just go ahead and do it in the next year or so
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UnfairRepresent posted...

her point is "It doesn't matter what the state/people think, this is morally wrong" and she's using slavery as an example of the same logic.

She didn't say pro-choice was the same thing as slavery.

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I don't know too much about it honestly. Is it showing itself to be more infectiouhs than like, the flu?
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I feel like everyone says this about their state
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ReDaZnDraGoN97 posted...

Especially if all your boys are in serious relationships and/or married. You will hardly see them at that point compared to when you all were single.

This is really the thing. People shouldn't forget their friends just because they're in a relationship
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berlyman101 posted...

There are challenges to being single, but what people who say single life is great are missing is that it sucks when you're by yourself, on your own, lonely, unloved and unappreciated, etc.

Single guy with a strong network of meaningful friends is
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TheMikh posted...

rich people should not be coerced to give their money, and people are not entitled to that which belongs to others, however a healthy society hinges on some degree of charitableness with respect to those involved

this inclination has eroded tremendously over the years, in part due to government action, in part due to cultural shifts spurring government action

the legal legitimacy of this gradual expansion of wealth redistribution, of course, has given rise to a sense of unaccountable entitlement with respect to those who are the beneficiaries or potential beneficiaries of this redistribution, a sense of resentment for the underprivileged rather than compassion, and enduring antagonism between different revenue sources and their corresponding beneficiaries

Ehh, I can't help but feel that that wouldn't change even in charities. People will still have the issue where they'll see the beneficiary acting "irresponsible" with their money and feel like people are acting entitled to their money.
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_Rinku_ posted...

emblem boy posted...

I think TC is wrong, but I do dislike this argument. Like, people really can believe, wrongly in my opinion, in what TC is trying to say, without it being about defending the rich.

I think the idea behind the argument is that, because our safety nets/societal institutions aren't properly funded (due to the rich abusing loopholes to not pay their fair share), that everyone below them financially is in greater danger than they realize.

Say that a guy loses his job through no fault of his own. He can't pay his mortgage now. His family no longer has health insurance. Within a few months, they're on the streets, ill, and hungry. Heaven forbid if any of them have chronic conditions. Some will turn to crime just to eat. Some will die from the elements.

This is how the rich can cause hunger and violence.

I pretty much agree.

You know, the whole thing is interesting to me. Like, I think some conservatives will at least state that they support these things as well, but just want it to be more voluntary and privately done through charity or whatever. Which is a distinction I don't personally care too much about. Just do it in what ever method works the best.

At the end of the day, if both are set up well, I don't see why either method wouldn't work.
People just want to feel like their purposely giving the money, rather than it being "stolen" from them.
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LightningAce11 posted...

You're closer to being homeless than being rich. Stop defending people who don't give a shit about you.

I think TC is wrong, but I do dislike this argument. Like, people really can believe, wrongly in my opinion, in what TC is trying to say, without it being about defending the rich.
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Entitled seems like a bad word to use. I don't know, if people's lives are better due to various social benefits, funded publicly or privately, it should be a goal. Obviously the private/public part is where a lot of arguments stem from, but ya.
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Lol, I find that last sentence so funny

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Prismsblade posted...

I cant believe pensions are even a thing.

It blows my mind that people actually trust their company or anyone for that matter sort of Microsoft or something wouldnt ever go bankrupt, or fall on hard for the rest of their lives.

And that's assuming it's around still until theycreqch retirement age.

Aren't pensions insurred by some bigger financial company
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I mean yes. If you build it yourself, you're going to spend less $$$$. It's time that you're spending. I doubt the honesty of this topic though

How much is the land anyway?
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Intramural dodgeball in college was always fun
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Have you guys been slacking on your FIRE (Financial independence/retire early) readings?

I say that half in jest, but ya
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And I mean, you can always do 401k loans, but those are pretty situational for the person
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DevsBro posted...

What's stupid is the 65 years old rule for retirement funds.

If I'm happy with my savings and investments at 50, why can't I retire then? The average American male lives to be 78. 65 leaves you a mere 13 years.

There are ways to take money out of your 401k without fees and before the age limit.

You have to do a transfer to your IRA. Once it's in your IRA, you wait 5 years, then you can take out that amount

https://www.moneyunder30.com/roth-ira-conversion-ladder
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Half way through Rage. It's getting good!!
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