35115 pts ยท June 26, 2012
If this description gets to the frontpage, I won't do anything. Maybe make an "Oh, look. That's me" comment. We'll see.
Would.
What do you mean "for a villain"? That's half of why he's hot!
A urologist in another comment said this is a bladder, not a kidney.
Yeah but there's ALSO a difference whether you've got an infrastructure that assumes running water or not. Since they start with "even if you're housed" I presume they're talking about people who just can't afford the bill, in an area where there isn't natural or publicly available water.
I live in a hurricane zone, so I'm pretty used to utility disruptions. Worst one that hit us in my lifetime, we had no power for 2 months and no water for at least 2 weeks, can't quite remember now. No water is way, way worse, even with the heat and humidity we get here.
The bar is in hell.
Sometimes it does. Sometimes the tired just hits you all at once.
I once hosted a party that ran long and I started getting really, really tired. Ended it by saying extra cheerfully, "Okay, party's over, get out of my house! :D"
I once asked a Norwegian what we did in America that she thought was weird. She said "I am so sick of the words 'Excuse me.' Everywhere you go: "Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. You know what we say in Norway?" *gives a look that indicates "you're in my way"*
I mentally complained for years because I didn't have any good kitchen knives. Then I remembered that a friend had given me a really nice ulu that'd been sitting forgotten in a drawer. Pulled it out, cleaned it off, just BARELY bumped it against my thumb on accident. Thumb starts spewing blood. "Whelp. It's sharp."
I audibly moaned.
Nami, from One Piece.
Tbf this outfit is the first one she wears, long before she knows what a log pose is.
If you'll continue reading that comment: "Could have been bad acting, could have been someone rolling with it. Don't know, don't care. It doesn't make any real difference in the performance, which we all know this is."
...Yes. It's a performance. Nobody is pretending it's not a performance. Absolutely no one thinks that many people just HAPPENED to have their violins at hand to pull them out at that exact moment, and knew how to play that piece together. Which is precisely why calling it "staged" or a "lie" is ridiculous.
That would be part of the performance. Which everyone can see as soon as all those strings come out.
Would you also say this of a concert you went to see on an actual stage? Nobody is pretending this is spontaneous.
He seemed at least mildly surprised. Could have been bad acting, could have been someone rolling with it. Don't know, don't care. It doesn't make any real difference in the performance, which we all know this is. I'm as tired of fake internet videos as anyone, but leaning too far in the other direction that you get pissy and call ANY performance a lie is ridiculous.
There is no "documentation" for service animals.
The flight attendant says at the beginning that they checked with the passengers to make sure everyone was okay with it.
I knew someone who had one to warn her when her heart rate got too low.
I would like some actual context for this. Obviously the crew wasn't warned, but what are the airline's rules about animals, and did she check them ahead of time? Did she buy a seat for it? Is she even claiming it's a service animal, or just not subjecting her dog to the horrific cargo conditions? I see a vest that says "do not pet" but that's it. (Also for those who don't know: There is no official registration/certification for service animals, and great danes ARE used.)
Okay listen. My primary instrument is flute, but I also own (among other things) a pan pipe. Them bitches is HARD to play. You have to adjust your embouchure across pipes because the different sizes require you to hit them at a slightly different angle to get the sound. Playing THIS piece on that instrument with that beautiful of a tone... Holy shit, this guy's good.
I mean. They lied to the clarinetist, sure. But I'm pretty sure when THAT many strings were pulled out the rest of us realized pretty quick that this was planned.
Very unfair to me specifically that you can't just cuddle a tiger.
It looks like that's how he discovered it was open: He went to pull himself under in the other direction and hey presto.
That's how it SHOULD be everywhere. But it's not. Which is the point multiple people have been trying to make with you.
Completely irrelevant if there is no fetus to harm. Which is my point. The medical system (here, anyway) cares more about a nonexistent fetus than a living human woman.
It's not invasive but it's a giant pain in the ass, especially when you can't aim for shit. But that isn't the point. The point is that they can not and will not take your word for it when you say "No really, there is NO CHANCE of pregnancy so just give me the damn medicine." It's part of a larger problem where women have been denied healthcare/autonomy because "Well you have a uterus so you MIGHT get pregnant at some point."
Would.
What do you mean "for a villain"? That's half of why he's hot!
A urologist in another comment said this is a bladder, not a kidney.
Yeah but there's ALSO a difference whether you've got an infrastructure that assumes running water or not. Since they start with "even if you're housed" I presume they're talking about people who just can't afford the bill, in an area where there isn't natural or publicly available water.
I live in a hurricane zone, so I'm pretty used to utility disruptions. Worst one that hit us in my lifetime, we had no power for 2 months and no water for at least 2 weeks, can't quite remember now. No water is way, way worse, even with the heat and humidity we get here.
The bar is in hell.
Sometimes it does. Sometimes the tired just hits you all at once.
I once hosted a party that ran long and I started getting really, really tired. Ended it by saying extra cheerfully, "Okay, party's over, get out of my house! :D"
I once asked a Norwegian what we did in America that she thought was weird. She said "I am so sick of the words 'Excuse me.' Everywhere you go: "Excuse me, excuse me, excuse me, excuse me. You know what we say in Norway?" *gives a look that indicates "you're in my way"*
I mentally complained for years because I didn't have any good kitchen knives. Then I remembered that a friend had given me a really nice ulu that'd been sitting forgotten in a drawer. Pulled it out, cleaned it off, just BARELY bumped it against my thumb on accident. Thumb starts spewing blood. "Whelp. It's sharp."
I audibly moaned.
Nami, from One Piece.
Tbf this outfit is the first one she wears, long before she knows what a log pose is.
If you'll continue reading that comment: "Could have been bad acting, could have been someone rolling with it. Don't know, don't care. It doesn't make any real difference in the performance, which we all know this is."
...Yes. It's a performance. Nobody is pretending it's not a performance. Absolutely no one thinks that many people just HAPPENED to have their violins at hand to pull them out at that exact moment, and knew how to play that piece together. Which is precisely why calling it "staged" or a "lie" is ridiculous.
That would be part of the performance. Which everyone can see as soon as all those strings come out.
Would you also say this of a concert you went to see on an actual stage? Nobody is pretending this is spontaneous.
He seemed at least mildly surprised. Could have been bad acting, could have been someone rolling with it. Don't know, don't care. It doesn't make any real difference in the performance, which we all know this is. I'm as tired of fake internet videos as anyone, but leaning too far in the other direction that you get pissy and call ANY performance a lie is ridiculous.
There is no "documentation" for service animals.
The flight attendant says at the beginning that they checked with the passengers to make sure everyone was okay with it.
I knew someone who had one to warn her when her heart rate got too low.
I would like some actual context for this. Obviously the crew wasn't warned, but what are the airline's rules about animals, and did she check them ahead of time? Did she buy a seat for it? Is she even claiming it's a service animal, or just not subjecting her dog to the horrific cargo conditions? I see a vest that says "do not pet" but that's it. (Also for those who don't know: There is no official registration/certification for service animals, and great danes ARE used.)
Okay listen. My primary instrument is flute, but I also own (among other things) a pan pipe. Them bitches is HARD to play. You have to adjust your embouchure across pipes because the different sizes require you to hit them at a slightly different angle to get the sound. Playing THIS piece on that instrument with that beautiful of a tone... Holy shit, this guy's good.
I mean. They lied to the clarinetist, sure. But I'm pretty sure when THAT many strings were pulled out the rest of us realized pretty quick that this was planned.
Very unfair to me specifically that you can't just cuddle a tiger.
It looks like that's how he discovered it was open: He went to pull himself under in the other direction and hey presto.
That's how it SHOULD be everywhere. But it's not. Which is the point multiple people have been trying to make with you.
Completely irrelevant if there is no fetus to harm. Which is my point. The medical system (here, anyway) cares more about a nonexistent fetus than a living human woman.
It's not invasive but it's a giant pain in the ass, especially when you can't aim for shit. But that isn't the point. The point is that they can not and will not take your word for it when you say "No really, there is NO CHANCE of pregnancy so just give me the damn medicine." It's part of a larger problem where women have been denied healthcare/autonomy because "Well you have a uterus so you MIGHT get pregnant at some point."