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jeffhardyb0yz posted...

Please do not ever acknowledge people on Facebook who dont have actual pictures of themselves as their display

Probably good advice.

Yep, I'm no where near Chicago. Keeping it southern and ultra conservative.

Illinois

He'll go up to people and say "you don't have to wear that if you don't want to."
His logic is that we are grown ups and have the right to choose.
He's also a racist who said we needed to take down the statues of MLK.

But I just got a raise so...

10% in my area wear a mask. 90% are against them. So it's rare to see people in masks and you notice it when they do.

R1masher posted...

Do you picture it sliding in?

I think I imagine more hand/mouth stuff.

Wii_Shaker posted...

Why would being hetero matter if you identify as asexual?

Because I'm not attracted to men.

I'm hetero-asexual

When I meet two people in a heterosexual relationship, this never crosses my mind, but for two people of the same gender, it's what I imagine first.

Maybe I'm just curious.

Or are there realities that exist a minute ahead of ours?

Poop2 posted...

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Sorry I don't spend my day on gamefaqs.

Admittedly I'm also one that doesn't wear one. But I'm starting to feel like I should.

What masks do you guys recommend?

Seems like his only shtick is that he's better than Trump. But why? What does he have going for him?

Ivany2008 posted...

Yes, but St. can mean 2 different things. Like I read it as Saint, while others read it as Street. It's all about what its working with.

Exactly like kanji! Most kanji have 2 or more readings based on how it's used.

You cannot pronounce kanji without having memorized the readings.
Much the same in English, you cannot pronounce "Dr.", "Mr.", or "St."
One must be taught what these combinations of letters represent.

If it means we can go back to how things used to be, I'm all for it.

Personally, I match the definition of asexual. But I don't want to discount the possibility of meeting a life partner.

Is there any use in coming out as asexual or should I keep it to myself?

I have not. But because it was mandated, I do now.

A cute girl came through my line but she looked borderline underage. Couldn't tell but we did have a nice quick chat. Would like to talk to her again if possible but I don't want to find out she's 16 or something.

Alteres posted...

Repondus lockdown browser.

Tegridy.

We don't get to do that crap.

Ok but if I'm at home, I can just use a second computer or my phone.

I went from in class lectures to online during the pandemic. I'm finding it far too easy to pass the quizes now that they are online and I have immediate access to Google.

I went from 70% in person to 94% online.

This requires no thinking on my part and I'm not actually learning anything.

I'm healthy enough to recover from it. It would help build up an immunity in the future. I ain't scared.

The plots may be different, but the characters and settings always feel the same.

Porter Robinson - Something Comforting

People ask me if I'm scared and why I don't wear a mask. Like yes I could get it but the chances are so slim currently. I'll keep watching the numbers.

Both had fathers that were equally evil.

It's possible but unlikely

You need physical access to the device which viewers don't have. Showing the code to the public does no harm.
My code is 3278. What can you do with that number? Nothing

Has the coronavirus impacted your hand washing?

EDIT option 3 is suppose to indicate you see a trend of more people washing their hands whereas you find the minimal number of times acceptable in comparison.

I hate when I hear things like "Greg's boyfriend was in a car accident," my first thought is "I didn't know Greg was gay."
Growing up conservative, I've been conditioned to look down on homosexual relationships. Say what you will about where you stand on the topic, I'm tired of it getting in the way of seeing the actual human beings. My first thought should have been "Is he ok?"
And then I had the nerve to tell someone else, but I worded it like this, hoping to get the same reaction I got: "Greg's BOYfriend was in a car accident." I received the correct reaction and recognized that I was the insensitive one.

I'm 32 and single. Everyone is always asking if I've met anyone yet. I'm just not that interested in dating or sex.

Prices can go up but it is advertised all size soft drinks are $1. The tea is right next to the soda dispenser. There is no sign saying tea is not a valid option. I have always assumed tea fell under the term soft drink.

I've been doing this for years. I order a $1 drink cup and fill it up with unsweet tea.

Today I was forced to go through the drive through. I asked for unsweet tea and was quoted $1.29.

Have I been breaking the rules?