Maybe we can learn to bake.

It’s similar to when people say, “You’re not really an atheist, you just haven’t found the right religion.”

No bi person is ever believed by a non-bi person.

I honestly don’t consider the sea of noise over there “social” media. So I never even think to go over to it. Like others, if an answer to a question happens to be on Reddit, I’ll read that while signed out.

It’s not his truck, he was a series A funder among many. The CEO of Slate is a woman with an idea.

It’s just funny that she could see the cruelty towards children and women in one religion and not another that is equally culpable.

Didn’t she go full Islam afterwards though? Like… Bruh.

It’s so painful to look at anymore, lol.

The Adventures of Baron Von Munchausen, it’s like a Monty Python movie but with American actors and an evil Robin Williams.

When you remove all that is impossible, whatever remains, must be the truth

Not to mention, the vast majority of “recommended” amounts are double or quadruple the amount actually needed. You can safely use half as much of just about any cleaning agent and get the same results.

Stealth attack!

We support you!!

I’m imagining a mile long bathtub.

The barrier to entry is silly.

Pareidolia

https://www.xkcd.com/1551/

“Morty, you beat cancer then you went back to work at the carpet store!?”

Vibes

And bitching about a lack of opportunities in your hometown ignores thousands of years of human evolution. When resources became sparse we migrated, evolved, or died.

Learning to live as a stranger and reintegrate into a community is a fun experience for many of us though. When we have the flexibility to travel to work we gain a huge competitive advantage. I think OP brings up the most important point though, many people are too lazy or on cruise control to make themselves interesting.

Doing things slightly outside your comfort zone and outside your expertise makes you standout. Employers want to hire interesting people as well. It’s not “boot licking” to create a diverse portfolio of skills.

I picked up Portuguese as a hobby, then later in life my job had a business partner in Brazil, so they paid for me to take classes on company time, sent me to Brazil, then let me act as our liaison with them.

I didn’t do anything to hunt down money. I traveled for work and have never stopped learning. I never wanted to stay in my small town. This allowed me to create an interesting story and I rarely open at an interview with my qualifications, but they always remember who I am.

I think anyone not looking for reasons to be angry could read you were speaking about yourself, don’t mind them!

Better than me I was thinking they were showing an 180 degree angle and meant obtuse. Our biases are showing!