I would imagine the daughter of a one-footed kosher butcher and a holocaust survivor would have been raised to view ruthlessness as a virtue. I mean to survive the holocaust or the cutfoot (hee hee) world of kosher butchering you would kind of have to be a little bit unyielding at times, no?

good luck too you too!

you keep telling yourself that.

and yet here you are replying to the thread.... Interesting. funny how that works isn't it. Keep in mind you are replying to a commenter who just told me all about their foot condition.

Lol, thanks man, I dont need luck though. everybody takes their shoes off in my house.

"the fact that the house is shoeless (I feel this is a thing that needs to be discussed?) "

I mean if you told me straight up, I need to keep these on- then cool no problem- I am not about removing somebody's support system. But If I didn't know that it was a medical necessity and somebody was just walking around my house in their shoes when clearly everybody else has removed them and there are shoe racks…

since a "scene from a show" must be extrapolated upon based on ones own unique life experience and perspective, I still don't find the incident to be that big of a deal. In any relationship such events occur, people discover each other's boundaries through their actions- not by sitting down and conferencing out how…

there are decisions that I make unilaterally for my household that my husband gets no say in. There's just a little voice in the back of his head that says- " hey, don't argue about this one buddy" - and that voice is usually right. when it comes to what TV to buy or sound system I really don't care, he gets to reign,…

I mean I get that one person in a relationship may have a wierd feeling about feet, I may not understand why, but I get it, and that's what slippers are for. I still wouldn't let people wear shoes in my house.

I canadian, but one of my step parents and half my siblings are english and they all remove their shoes as standard practice. It's always been a matter of form to them. I think you just have shity in-laws

why is shoeless houses a big deal. i don't live in America and nobody I know wears shoes in their house. It's considered super rude wear your shoes in other people's houses, mostly because most of the time there is a good two foot of snow outside or the mucky remnants of melt from said snow and anything you had on…

why would I want a mattress that comes rolled up in a box. I feel like unrolling my mattress out of a box does not say luxury to me, it says "futon"

sorry Starbucks. You're a couple decades too late to be the official brand in complicated dialougue about race

It's not so much the colour that makes it stand out as not alive but the fact that all of its legs and assorted feelers are so statically folded and arranged. A live animal wouldn't keep its limbs drawn in like that so symmetrically. That lobster looks plastic more than anything.

I have heard a more disgusting tipping perspective recently. one guy at a restaurant put half the tip on the table and told the server that if they pleased him he would double it- which effectively treats people no better than trained animals working for treats. I mean are you kidding me. the sever is going to give…

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There is no politician alive that is going to campaign well on every issue and if they do, be careful because they are an actor and not a leader. Trudeau is not going to walk by himself through the halls of parliament holding the nation on his shoulders like atlas and he has said as much which makes him the best…

ahahahahaha. Somebody needs to make me a goddamn made of honour now. I may suck at most things. But hey, now I can make sure we all suck together!

I live for those clips. I have a lot of hair. And it needs to be contained sometimes. Bobby pins break the shit out of it but those little clips work like a charm. They hurt like Lego when you step on them though.