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I guess, I don't really talk to my neighbors but this seems like common sense, and I always found it to be true of roommates

This topic is a great example of why America is so doomed. A lot of the people saying yeah it's easy can be boiled down to "If you aren't as wealthy/live in an area with as low of a COL as me you're wrong"

Wow this topic is weird. I like to complain about not having enough time to do things, but then don't do them when I do have time, and am also off til next year, and have been playing Deathloop and FF7 (albeit the original)

I was hoping it would be tits because I don't know where else to find tits on the internet

The sad older people in the bar is part of the charm. It helps remind you that you still have time not to become one of them. And similarly, it's hard to ever feel like you're too cool for the place (or too uncool). Sure I can see the appeal of going to a hip bar, but if you realize you're the unhip one there it kinda sucks. Also, dives are cheaper

I can't tell if people are serious with these topics, or they just think saying absurd things with no punchline is funny

This seems cool, though I wish I realized it was the same one for everyone and only once a day before I looked at the answer posted here. Why can't I just play past ones at least?

Are they a different letter count each day? If not, then you could probably just use roughly the same set of guesses each day which maximize your distribution of different common letters. I see that they won't let you just enter stuff like "RSTLN" though, nice

Now I'm gonna go scouring all of the weird sex questions subreddits and trying to piece together clues on which person is Lokarin

Also my point wasn't really about what does or doesn't cause homelessness. The point I was trying to make is that, yes, maybe there are some homeless people who are beyond helping, but two things:

- Getting to that situation in the first place may have been avoidable for them, and
- Even if it wasn't, there is a lot of work we could do to make it so fewer people are homeless, and we shouldn't let the "bad ones" stop us

Antifar posted...

Which brings us to the actual main driver of homelessness: housing unaffordability. The below graphic from a report by Zillows economics research arm may not be as gripping as Quinoness prose, but it tells a more accurate story about why weve seen such dramatic increases in homelessness over the past several years.

I'm not saying this in any way to discredit it, but kinda funny that a company that got caught mass purchasing homes to try to flip their value up is doing research on the effect of housing prices on the homeless

A common stereotype of the homeless population is that they are all alcoholics or drug abusers. The truth is that a high percentage of homeless people do struggle with substance abuse, but addictions should be viewed as illnesses and require a great deal of treatment, counseling, and support to overcome. Substance abuse is both a cause and a result of homelessness, often arising after people lose their housing.

What's your point? You really owned me by posting a homeless advocacy sheet lmao

Do you think that I don't also think our addiction and mental health treatment in this country is part of the problem or something

People don't just get addictions out of nowhere, nor are mental illnesses some constant thing in your life that is always at the same severity. Everyone always love to talk like people are homeless because of those problems, as if it's never the other way around - whatever circumstances of homelessness leading people to develop mental health issues

Allowing people to be homeless in a country as rich as the US is a fucking crime. Nobody said that it's easy to deal with homeless people but having more cops to, at best, push them off the subway for a few hours, and at worst, actively abuse them, isn't accomplishing anything.

Sadly even at my most ideal I don't feel like there is much hope for the people who have the baggage of decades of undiagnosed/untreated mental illnesses and/or addictions. But we should still be doing everything we can to help them, and even if that is a place where we have to cut our losses, are we just never going to eliminate homelessness? At least maybe there'd be a chance that in future generations we won't have people getting to this point where it seems like they're beyond help, but we have to be willing to start

SMW is great because of the physics and general clarity of the design, though I agree about the exits getting tedious.

SMB3 is less focused but I think it benefits greatly from the experimentation at play. I think it's the better of the two but you can't really go wrong with either

I'm saying that it's hard to eat enough to gain weight. Well at least while eating somewhat healthy. If I ate a bunch of sugar that would make it a lot easier but that's not good

Eating enough calories is hard you guys. I feel like I understand Clench more now, but I just don't think I have the stomach to have four eggs and half a gallon of milk every day

How's your fitness

I've just told myself I'm only gonna log in for like five minutes a day and then be done with it. Then I log in and am like "Yep, this place is still really dumb." Your idea makes more sense

Yeah it's weird to me that they would do a six month purgatory instead of just making it like a month, or just banning the person

How the hell did you not have a cell phone until now