Well, when the women’s room is nicer, it is really really nicer - lots of places have women’s rooms with couches, a vestibule area, lotions, etc and the men’s will maybe have a chair if they’re lucky. But when they’re bad, they’re horrid.
Well, when the women’s room is nicer, it is really really nicer - lots of places have women’s rooms with couches, a vestibule area, lotions, etc and the men’s will maybe have a chair if they’re lucky. But when they’re bad, they’re horrid.
I feel this exactly. Wake county where I grew up is so blue, but the rural majority of the state... makes it hard to defend.
Yeah, the one time I really ate it on my bike, flew off, hit the ground and slid a bit... a dude literally watched it happen, kept walking. Whatever man.
But there’s something to that, right? The shiny part is the looks, but the new part is the lack of romantic and life experience that is also attractive to creepers. Something about the idea that a younger girl doesn’t know how creepy an older dude has to be in order to want to date her in the first place, and it’s all…
That is hilarious!! What I wouldn’t give to go back in time and have this line ready :-)
You’re doing good work here. And I got a laugh out of the Tragically Still Gary comment. Sorry that some still can’t seem to see the forest for the trees.
Right! And I avoided specifying, because all of the Southern states have something to recommend them, but NC truly is the best - that’s where I lived before CO. Eastern NC BBQ forever!! Nothing beats a church (any old church) barbeque plate with potato salad and sweet tea.
Thank you for saying that. As someone from the South originally, it really grates to hear people from other states act as though geography gives them immunity from being racist.
I think what I was attempting to say and what you are saying are similar, but different in a key way. To attempt a clarification on what I wrote, please see below:
No, no offense taken at all! And, it’s very fortunate that you’ve been able to turn your poor experience into a positive life-view, and I completely admire that.
I hear that - I tend to have a slightly contrarian streak which meant that the snooping, at the time, meant I just hid more things. I read your other comment though, and agree that currently I am much more open about phone, purse, whatever. Because I have nothing to hide from people who have my actual best interests…
Strikes me as surprisingly similar to the dominatrix/sub relationship dynamics described in another thread/article - if you’re “serving” someone by doing something they haven’t asked you to do and actually you wanted to do it anyway, who are you really serving? Probably yourself.
My mother used to do this, and I finally confirmed for her that it was actually illegal to do so (open/read mail that is clearly not intended for you) and she stopped. Took a letter from a very kind librarian at the Library of Congress who looked up the appropriate law/statute thingy for me. My mother’s problem was…
Photos look nice but the master bedroom’s bathroom doesn’t have a tub. I’m out.
Exactly! It’s just the old reasoning behind stereotypes, they wouldn’t be stereotypes if there wasn’t some truth to them... You have to just laugh.
My mom had the same experience with Junebug - she was so offended that rural North Carolina was being portrayed... accurately... but then my grandparents (who are also from and live in NC) told her they loved it and thought it was perfect and she kept quiet after that.
Have you watched any Don’t Hug Me, I’m Scared videos? There’s 1-5 on YouTube, and if you like odd vids, these are great.
I’m thankful every day that my dad understands the difference in the economy between 1973 and now. I’m not sure how I would deal with a family member saying the things that I hear from other “adults” or internet denizens about how lazy I am and how I knew what I would be making when I took this job. Sorry to hear that…
Do you eat in the bathroom? Would you eat food prepared in a bathroom? Why wouldn’t you afford the same care and cleanliness levels that you expect for yourself, to a child, especially a baby who doesn’t have a fully developed... anything!?
Naomi Campbell looks like she could shoot a CoverGirl ad right there. Caitlyn Jenner’s sleeves aren’t cap sleeves, they’re short sleeves, and they throw her into casual territory. Which in my opinion is her worst mistake here - she looks headed to the club for lunch and everyone else is at least at a party. Is…