No, that costs too much money. Rather put a few flyers up about feeling good, instead?
No, that costs too much money. Rather put a few flyers up about feeling good, instead?
Haha what a way to go! :D
Yeah I’m with you. My hang up is that, while obviously the meaning of words evolve over time, and pronunciations vary by region, the spelling of words shouldn’t change. I don’t care how you pronounce apricot, it’s still spelled the same. If you decide to spell/pronounce it as “apricort,” you’re wrong, you sound dumb,…
Irrelevant. They are all synonymous with disappointment.
It’s because “sherbet” sounds stupid. It’s sherbert.
This is why I like drinking with older people. (40+). There is no pretension about your choice and they are usually having something similarly mild and easy. As one person I drink with puts it, “I know where it takes me.”
“I’m not sure why chicks...”
Aaaand I’ve read enough.
Perhaps, but informing douchebro that his comments/behavior are inappropriate helps your case when you go to your boss or HR.
Or that a group of introverts is called an “angst”?
If you do all of those things, I think the best advice is to... watch something else.
How about respecting that it’s not their cup of tea?
Or just watch something else? I love a good thriller with crazy/creepy characters, gore doesn’t bother me, and suspense is always fun, but cheap jump scares get me every time and I don’t find them entertaining or enjoyable in the slightest. I’m just going to get up and leave if there are too many of them regardless,…
If you’re dealing with someone that doesn’t like horror movies, I’ve found the best way to watch them with them is “don’t”. Find something they would rather do, then do that.
Can you write another guide next for how to watch a movie with someone who won’t stop asking questions the entire time through the movie? I would like some advice on that.
Maybe I used the wrong word. Cool? Interesting? Exciting? Idk?
I respect her honesty and agree women should tell their own stories. I would not like my own daughter, however, to make her living as a metaphorical oxpecker.
I have been looking for this glorious social media gaffe to show up on Jezebel today because it has consumed my life. So. This happened to NPR. Someone meant to post something to his personal page, but he posted it to the NPR page. The problem is that this happened yesterday, and it’s been such a shitshow of a couple…