Nas > Tupac > Eminem
salttotaste
salttotaste
Totally possible. Once in a traditional netted hammock. Second time was better in a solid one.
Would you share your 10 books? I need some new recommendations.
That psycho blocked me so I really appreciate this story and these receipts :)
Smoke & mirrors if she wrote the Op-Ed.
It means - I don’t care who you fuck or how many abortions you have or about immigration, just don’t touch my wallet.
I like her infinitely more now.
I want this fucktard’s name and I’m calling Meijer every goddamn day. I was shamed by a pharmacist once... a grown man in a professional setting shaming an 18 YO female just trying to get medication. I’ll never forget it.
No one ever gets anyone else sober. Support and assistance is huge, but never the clincher.
This is why I come here - thank you.
He asked her to. She was only being polite and obliging.
Desperate times... desperate measures?
This is such a great observation!
Shall we send Dr. Ford THANK YOUs?
I will have lunch with you.
Indeed, people are complicated. Thank you for that lesson - not condescending at all!
I don’t believe that everyone does “terrible things.”
When I initially responded to you, I suppose I didn’t assume that you are a functioning adult. You were expressing sadness over losing a childhood idol. I guess I was chastising you by saying “don’t make this about you” and “fuck your childhood idols - grow up.”…
I don’t have a narcissistic need to look up to anyone, but I can certainly admire and champion people who do good work and continually put service before personal gain - though rare, those folks do exist. I wasn’t claiming any high ground, moral or otherwise, just offering a suggestion.
It was just a suggestion. You said you’re sad now because you liked him then. I also loved the Cosby Show; am I “sad” that Dr. Huxtable turned out to be a monster? Sad for his victims, very, but not sad for my childhood idolations. That seems kind of narcissistic. As an adult, I tend to only look up to people I know…