Not all public parks close at night, and even those that do aren’t necessarily patrolled. If I saw a woman playing with her child late at night, I would probably just assume they lived nearby and the kid was having trouble sleeping, or she worked a weird schedule, or something along those lines.
CassiopeiaSD
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“Take the red pill” is a Matrix reference, I’ve heard it applied to anyone who’s convinced that they’re the minority surrounded by people who can’t see what they can.
Well, the rising from the dead and ascending to heaven, which presumably has food.
Just ask what the normal cost is and tip on that.
Interestingly, I’ve never called anyone an MRA, I find the term “asshole” to be much clearer. And I don’t apply that to anyone I disagree with, regardless of gender, I use that term for people acting like assholes. And also trolls who take extensive and irrational issue with a funny comment about white male…
That is a completely reasonable conclusion to come to in response to that comment.
But the point is, we only have the bitter ex’s word for that, and bitter exes are not known for their accuracy and reasonableness.
That’s true, and if she can’t do her job then it’s perfectly fine that she was fired for failing to do her job, but the fact that she and her employers came to an agreement that was apparently working for a while makes that seem unlikely. Flight attendants aren’t bartenders, it seems unlikely that everyone would be…
One day, someone will commission a study that finds that whomever asks for the date should pick up the check.
when she said, “it’d” better be hot, “it” meant the food, not the bowl that was purposely heated up for the sole purpose of causing harm.
Eh, plates very often come from the kitchen too hot to touch, it’s perfectly fair as long as the server warns the customer, as was the case. Especially since she’d already emphasized that she wouldn’t be satisfied if it wasn’t hot enough.
I’m so glad BCO is about revenge this week, I need something positive to renew my faith in humanity.
Exactly. It’s completely fair, it’s only shocking because our perception is so skewed, and biased by the fact that things have been getting gradually less fair for a long, long time.
They said it’s not a disqualifying factor. There’s a significant difference between encouraging something and simply not forbidding it.
I have to say, I never opposed the minimum wage increase, but when I first saw “$15/hr”, I was a shocked. I made half that for years, and didn’t reach that number until I had a college degree. If you’re looking at it exclusively from your own perspective, I can see it being insulting that what you worked so hard for…
He is pretty awesome. This was five years ago, but that’s exactly how I remember it. I distinctly remember the word “immortal”, and the point was “dammit I worked hard on this story and you are not going to derail everything just because the new girl rolled two crits. I don’t NPC-monologue much, so shut up and listen…
I recently played a game where everyone’s backstories were written ahead of time by the DM, and when he told me “you have one of the more tragic backstories” I was prepared to be irritated. Then I found out my character’s dad was a general and mom was an ambassador and they were framed for a massacre that started the…
I accidentally critted a tank (which held a plot-bearer) in my first game. Then this happened:
Is this picture real? Is this actually happening? Kermit and Miss Piggy got a divorce so fucking Sesame Street could have relationship drama with a younger and more attractive version of the main female character?
