134841 pts ยท February 24, 2013
You know what ping pong really needed? More serious injuries.
I'd pick the $16 one. It sounds the most right to me, and it seems heavy which I like.
You're one of the good ones.
Not with that attitude. We're supposed to change, we do it all the time. I did it just now.
It feels like a lot of older gay dudes have a weird possession toward their own struggle that makes them not want to share the space.
5)receive the same rights, then we're certain they deserve it we can all lambast the genuine racist douchebags afterward.
4)a buffer to figure out what the fuck happened and why before blasting someone's life to shreds. The cost of that is that the real baddies
3)could lead a person to an understandable illegal incident. If we snap their names out there for the world to run with it doesn't allow for
2)like this happen every day where someone accidentally doubles up on a medication and fights someone. Or any host of mental issues that
1)Just because we live in an immediate gratification world doesn't mean we need exact details like that instantly. I imagine a lot of things
The crew is smiling with their eyes. They're trying to hide how satisfying it is to hand around the strips of tape but the eyes don't lie.
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2)support a family? Why did the previous generation not worry about the cost of banging out a bunch of kids and keeping them alive while today, globally, birth rates are dropping off below growth levels? Why doesn't everyone today have a boat, ATV, snow mobile, several cars, and a pension like then? If you think things are better than before than you might be denying yourself the truth of reality in favour of comfortable numbers. Are you better off than your parents?
1)No on is lying about wage stagnation or wage data just because it doesn't align with your interpretation of the data. If the numbers say things aren't as bad as half a century ago then what's the cause for all this awful shit we have to deal with that our parents never had to? Why are increasingly older people having to live at home with their parents compared to then? Why do people have to work two or three jobs in order to stay afloat when back then a single full time job could start and
I'm not trying to specifically call you out and be a dick, it's one of those innocent things that people do. We're the little brother, the US is the big brother, it's putting one above the other right from jump and that's just how Canada has always been discussed when in the same room as America.
2)made the whole tree naturally super round. It's my latest addition to the neat tree list that exists only in my head.
1)I'm really vibing on this silver maple I walk by nightly that split super evenly into a Medusa's nest of smaller branches which in turn
Again, I dismissed my own experience and asked you what you thought of what you see in front of you, but that's whizzed over your head twice. Billionaires don't live in the real world, they see things through data and dollars and make decisions without considering anything around them other than imaginary numbers on a screen telling them their gains. They'd think things are great because they're on the top of the pile, you and I are down here squabbling about what's real while they laugh.
I started out by dismissing my own anecdotal experiences and asking you how you can ignore the world in front of you and shrug at some data that makes it seem like things aren't as bad as they very obviously are. It feels like you aren't reading what I'm writing and aren't looking at evidence that's right in front of you.
Americans seeing us as their "little buddy" is the wrong head space to be in. It's one of the straws that broke our relationship's back.
2)little brother who just wants to be America so goddamn bad. I don't think the average American takes Canada seriously at all.
1)I've had quite a few gaming friends from the US and even the left leaning normal brained people spoke about Canada like we're the goofy
Are you maybe just a bit blind to anything outside of the data? I understand that my personal experiences are anecdotal but how can you be living in the same world I'm in, struggling with the same struggles that have clear causes, and boil it all down to numbers on a graph saying things aren't actually that bad compared to the seventies on paper?
Do modern median wages go as far as they did when bread cost a quarter and five bucks worth of gas covered you for the weekend of driving?
2)out here in droves and priced housing for what the buyers are used to seeing. Hardly anyone I grew up with can afford to live here.
1)Average houses in my 2000 population town three hours away from Toronto cost 750k. Real estate fucks knew big city people would be moving
If all the evil fucks in the world knew peace none of them would be ruining the planet for profit. I want everyone to know peace.
You know what ping pong really needed? More serious injuries.
I'd pick the $16 one. It sounds the most right to me, and it seems heavy which I like.
You're one of the good ones.
Not with that attitude. We're supposed to change, we do it all the time. I did it just now.
It feels like a lot of older gay dudes have a weird possession toward their own struggle that makes them not want to share the space.
5)receive the same rights, then we're certain they deserve it we can all lambast the genuine racist douchebags afterward.
4)a buffer to figure out what the fuck happened and why before blasting someone's life to shreds. The cost of that is that the real baddies
3)could lead a person to an understandable illegal incident. If we snap their names out there for the world to run with it doesn't allow for
2)like this happen every day where someone accidentally doubles up on a medication and fights someone. Or any host of mental issues that
1)Just because we live in an immediate gratification world doesn't mean we need exact details like that instantly. I imagine a lot of things
The crew is smiling with their eyes. They're trying to hide how satisfying it is to hand around the strips of tape but the eyes don't lie.
2)support a family? Why did the previous generation not worry about the cost of banging out a bunch of kids and keeping them alive while today, globally, birth rates are dropping off below growth levels? Why doesn't everyone today have a boat, ATV, snow mobile, several cars, and a pension like then? If you think things are better than before than you might be denying yourself the truth of reality in favour of comfortable numbers. Are you better off than your parents?
1)No on is lying about wage stagnation or wage data just because it doesn't align with your interpretation of the data. If the numbers say things aren't as bad as half a century ago then what's the cause for all this awful shit we have to deal with that our parents never had to? Why are increasingly older people having to live at home with their parents compared to then? Why do people have to work two or three jobs in order to stay afloat when back then a single full time job could start and
I'm not trying to specifically call you out and be a dick, it's one of those innocent things that people do. We're the little brother, the US is the big brother, it's putting one above the other right from jump and that's just how Canada has always been discussed when in the same room as America.
2)made the whole tree naturally super round. It's my latest addition to the neat tree list that exists only in my head.
1)I'm really vibing on this silver maple I walk by nightly that split super evenly into a Medusa's nest of smaller branches which in turn
Again, I dismissed my own experience and asked you what you thought of what you see in front of you, but that's whizzed over your head twice. Billionaires don't live in the real world, they see things through data and dollars and make decisions without considering anything around them other than imaginary numbers on a screen telling them their gains. They'd think things are great because they're on the top of the pile, you and I are down here squabbling about what's real while they laugh.
I started out by dismissing my own anecdotal experiences and asking you how you can ignore the world in front of you and shrug at some data that makes it seem like things aren't as bad as they very obviously are. It feels like you aren't reading what I'm writing and aren't looking at evidence that's right in front of you.
Americans seeing us as their "little buddy" is the wrong head space to be in. It's one of the straws that broke our relationship's back.
2)little brother who just wants to be America so goddamn bad. I don't think the average American takes Canada seriously at all.
1)I've had quite a few gaming friends from the US and even the left leaning normal brained people spoke about Canada like we're the goofy
Are you maybe just a bit blind to anything outside of the data? I understand that my personal experiences are anecdotal but how can you be living in the same world I'm in, struggling with the same struggles that have clear causes, and boil it all down to numbers on a graph saying things aren't actually that bad compared to the seventies on paper?
Do modern median wages go as far as they did when bread cost a quarter and five bucks worth of gas covered you for the weekend of driving?
2)out here in droves and priced housing for what the buyers are used to seeing. Hardly anyone I grew up with can afford to live here.
1)Average houses in my 2000 population town three hours away from Toronto cost 750k. Real estate fucks knew big city people would be moving
If all the evil fucks in the world knew peace none of them would be ruining the planet for profit. I want everyone to know peace.