

Epistemologically speaking, I don’t, because I can’t.
Epistemologically speaking, I don’t, because I can’t.
If I am your enemy, it is only because you have selected me so.
There’s a path forward. Nobody wants to think about it.
Simp harder, knight.
But sending men there is “okay.”
Not that I’m in full agreement with the parent comment, but genocide is something that happens to groups of people, not individuals.
Just don’t drop your Cleveland pierogis through a Chicago sunroof.
Your religion is a choice. If single-use plastics make it more convenient for you to practice your chosen religion, to the detriment of everyone, go fuck yourself.
You don’t get to make the whole world pay for your choice.
18 year-old … “adolescent”
Which is it?
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Because the back yard is already full.
My guess would be that having the brim makes him feel like he’s hiding.
I skipped to the last two words of your comment months ago.
It’s been optional since 1943. Teachers don’t know that, of course, and they’re gonna swing dick about it if you resist, but the law is on your side.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia_State_Board_of_Education_v._Barnette
I knew it was a quote from somewhere, I just didn’t care. ;)
It was always originally “inflammable”, as in “able to be inflamed”. It wasn’t until cargo warning placards came around (for trains, I’m sure), that the meaning got muddled up with “unable to be brought to flame”.
There was an official agreement to create the word “flammable”, and use that on warning placards instead.
You have forced my hand.