FWIW, I think you are a bad person because you are a Red Sox fan (HOT TAEK I know), but not because you were trying to gain some perspective on race relations, and then tell a story about it. Seriously, that’s a good point you’ve made here.
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Oh, an he traveled.
“plus” one.
... wait, so 7 separate people told me the correct answer on the internet, and not a one of them was snarky about it? Am I on the correct site here?
I’ll admit that I don’t get it (but I assume that I’m missing something really clever). Little help?
I have this discussion all the time with my dad friends (because, yes, I have multiple friends who are dads, and, yes, we talk about our kids and parenting issues all the time, because that’s what parents do).
I was going to post, “I’m Spartacus’ dong.” Great minds, &c.
You are of course correct. Your spelling of classic American foodstuffs is more accurate than mine.
Ditto. Waive the tort and sue in assumpsit. I mean, dick joke.
If his “fiancé” is a “her,” then he’s got bigger problems than that.
Came here to post this. I don’t want to read too much into his body language - okay, let’s get real, we’re sports fans, that’s all we do - but this is the reaction of someone who thinks some or all of: I have business being here; of course I should be scoring goals; yeah this was just right place right time.
I live in Alaska (hence my witty handle). Remarkably enough, everything that you said applies to Alaska as well (okay, change “Mainland” to “Outside,” and that’s it). Actually, that’s not that remarkable, since every time an Alaskan goes to Hawaii - so, roughly yearly - they come back saying how we have more in common…
Oh. Point taken. An excellent distinction - thanks.
More details here, for example:
America!
I’m going to omit my personal history with and views on running here, but suffice to say that it’s comparable to yours.
Jesus. I, literally, laughed out loud, because apparently I am also a horrible person.
I’m an admittedly biased UM grad, so I will give in to the incredibly obvious stereotype and assume that, as a State grad, you are not very good at reading.
And as to your question. Without cheating: