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What do you mean 'trivial' shit?

*triggered*
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Paradise City (even though I love most other stuff from Guns N' Roses)
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"I already told you I love like last month. Geez, thought you'd know it by now?!"
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The Legacy of Kain series really got me into philosophy, and introduced me to ways of thinking beyond the common values of morality (without discarding them), such as utilitarianism and existentialism. And it makes for an excellent and origin story (though unfinished, alas).
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If this kind of behaviour is bi-polar, then most women I've dated / gotten to know pretty well throughout the years could be placed into that category.

Personally, I've come to the assumption that this is just how many women are. My gf gets like that frequently, like when I want to do something super nice for her, literally everything goes perfect, until one tiniest thing I say or do is not perfect (or as I call: does not run exactly according to her idealized Disney script), and then literally everything is ruined.

What usually works for us to ease the situation is when something amusing happens, like when one of our cats does something cute.

Tupacrulez posted...

The Golden rule with women is that they get upset very easily if they are hungry.

When I take my wife out for supper, I'll often get her a snack before we go if we're running late,as it keeps the hangry away.

This is actually pretty solid advice, even though it may look small and insignificant. I should add a (long-preservable) snack to my standard going-somewhere-together equipment .
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UnfairRepresent posted...

He's a massive hypocrite

He was on someone's show.. I forget who, maybe Bill Maher and he was like "OMG people get offended over everything! You should be allowed to make fun of and say whatever you want! Who cares what people think!"

And now where he is saying that people who hold his own views are psychopaths.

And keep in mind Monty Python was shocking and controversial when it came out. Both the TV Show and Life of Brian. There's a reason why it inspired South Park.

Sure it seems tame now, but at the time people were mortified.

Basically he wants free reign for liberals but conservatives to STFU

Knowing him from what I've heard him say in interviews throughout the years, I believe his attitude toward this comes down to 'Go ahead and share your own perspective (regardless of your political ideology), just be sure that this is what you yourself believe, rather than what you were told to believe, and don't be a pretentious prick about it.'
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ForestLogic posted...

Showering everyday is a waste tbqh. Though it's crazy how triggered privileged people get when you mention you don't shower daily.

This, this, fucking this, a thousand times!

On an average basis, I shower once every three days, or whenever I've had a serious workout session.

Honestly, it bothers literally no one if you don't shower daily (unless, apparently, if you mention it).
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Scaramanga posted...

Flockaveli posted...

Amy Jackson @theallamericanbadgirl

I could do without the prison tats.

I could do without scrolling past the same seven pics over and over again, know what I mean?
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