I worked for over a decade in service, and the only time I ever heard about messing with food was when I was in highschool and the chronic liar said he peed in the soup at Applebees.

The clinical studies you mention are strictly overseen by Ethics Committees, require very specific consent documents, and only provide small reimbursement amounts to cover patient expenses (ie $20 per visit for parking/transit, etc).

I’m bothered that people get free services if they allow treatment of their medical conditions to be used on social media. That’s at LEAST bordering on coercion for people who desperately want and need treatment but couldn’t otherwise afford it.

I like Beau a lot but Cherry is definitely my favorite.

Thatz ok. I love you and I love your gif.

That being said, those dozen or so critics also all loved Lady Bird.

I want to say that I saw something online that justified it as a cultural thing and English translation issue. I’m too lazy to research it and find the link so do the needful please.

I work in a software company and I’ve never heard this....but people are going to start hearing it when I go in tomorrow.

There’s a special place in hell for office drones that use “out of pocket” to refer to being unavailable.

Hey, Josh. Looks like we’re gonna have to prepone the meeting to an earlier time.

Awesome reading comprehension. A++

You’ve commented on something you know nothing about to say that you know nothing about it, so congratulations, you have now done Twitter.

It’s more that if someone is sending you threatening direct messages, if you block them you can no longer see those messages. Thus, take screenshots of said messages and/or report them to Twitter before you block them.

I think the implication is that someone can basically wipe their history and prevent one from referencing something they said.

Yeah, if I felt like there was any danger (or I had money to burn) I might have pursued it formally. What I really just wanted to do was report it to facebook.

I mean, I’ve had friends put in “facebook jail” for all sorts of silly supposed TOS violations (most of which don’t violate the TOS, but whatever), but I can’t…

You guys clearly have the expertise here, but are you certain of this? I got in a bit of a fight on Twitter with someone late this summer. We had followed one another until I called him out on some bullshit thing or another. Later that day, he DM’ed me to give me some abuse in private and that I owed him an apology. I…

For what it’s worth, Twitter is better modeled with Call of Cthulhu than D&D.

I had someone on Facebook threaten to kill me over something I posted on an NPR article. She then blocked me so I had no way to report her to Facebook for, you know, THREATENING TO KILL ME.