This is why we need government that isn’t in the pocket of corporations.
We need something like lawmakers having to disclose their tax information annually. If you want to be in office and make millions you should be willing to put your morals on the review table.
I had to look it up because I used to play Warcraft 2 before I learned English so to me the codes were nonsensical lol It’s “it is a good day to die” for god mode
I had a bunch of sheets of paper with codes for StarCraft, Warcraft, GTA, and even game genie codes for every Pokemon game.
Uhhhh not to be that guy, but um, ackhshually, “power overwhelming” was for StarCraft and it was “Glittering Prizes” for Warcraft 2
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I didn’t consider you might use it to help yourself, hello hypocrisy on my part.
I’m sorry.
Yeah, this is what people say instead of being empathetic.
It’s not incorrect, it’s just an inconsiderate thing to say; like telling a person “getting upset doesn’t help” when their house is on fire.
Either help, support, or leave them alone, otherwise you’re actively choosing to be an asshole and literally nothing more.
I was gonna say, what’s the downside?
Either no deodorant, or something that doesn’t work that says it works, but it definitely doesn’t.
I wish I was high on the potenuse
Will you look at that, seems like it was indeed a terroristic attack, if not at least a political statement.
When you’re right, you’re right.
A lot of crime happened on this day across the US, why the New Orleans specifically?
Fire can lead to explosions, especially in giant batteries. Also, fireworks.
You saw, and understood the smoke. Many people don’t notice, or don’t question. Some people drive for weeks on low oil and when questioned about why they just say “there was a weird smell, but I didn’t know what it was.”
The explosion was an explosion? Ummm, yeah?
I don’t understand what you’re trying to say, you wouldn’t be surprised of what?
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What’s the coincidence? Who is it terrorizing? What was the target?
Putting aside everything past your first sentence, a “low amount of school shootings” is an absolutely crazy way to accept innocent children dying. I mean, it’s bad enough when innocent people get shot, but these are kids.
Maybe you’d have to explain further, but as it stands your statement comes off as “It’s only some kids getting their brain lead-blasted.”
3300 hours on Destiny. I love the game, I’ve made long friendships through it, it’s not perfect, but it brings me joy.
She definitely doesn’t deserve this.
That being said, addressing him directly and with power, but calmly could be an option. Don’t do it alone, but approaching a little and saying “I’ve noticed you at least 5 separate times and it’s creeping me out, please stay away from me.”
He’ll most likely deny it or try to play it off, maybe even insult her, but standing her ground and saying “I don’t believe you, I’m only asking nicely this time, there’s no next time without the cops” and then walking away.
No insulting, no debating. It’s a notice.
And of course, actually follow through, you see him again then call the non-emergency line and make a report. He can lie all he wants, once somebody has 2 or 3 police reports to prove he keeps showing up where they are then they can get a TRO within days.
It’s not fair that she has to essentially make this her part time job, but it can be an effective option that doesn’t have the side effects of making her look or feel at fault.
It’s incredibly frustrating that the one being wronged has to keep their composure
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That’s the exception for me. If the screen is cracked, but it bothers them I sympathize, but if it’s cracked and they throw their phone around and get mad as if it was the phone’s fault then I super, super judge them.
Yes, you have to spread your hand out like a spider to hit at least 5 of the nipples at a time otherwise it’ll bite and nip at you.
Vaccines are such a charged subject for political reasons (that felt so frustrating to type).
I try to find something analogous. If I had the option to remove a poisonous plant from my home, I didn’t because of personal choice, and my child ate the plant and died, I would consider it neglect.
Legally however, not even judges will agree with each other on this.