You ought to find out what’s causing them to do that, if it’s normal for them or something threatening them. Fixing the symptom won’t cure the disease.

Your praise our education too much. We’re floundering and can very easily head towards collapse. It’s an uphill struggle even here, despite Europe seeming a grounded voice of reason for the most part.

Call ICE. They have zero legal restrictions.

One could assume they’re slathered in oil to protest the fossil industry, but that would be an assumption.

It was explained that in mirrors, we see ourselves directly and distort our self perception based on our state of mind (beautify or uglify).

Cameras on the other hand don’t give a shit and show more or less what it is objectively… Unless its user fucks it up in some way.

That’s silly. If professionals can’t subdue a person completely out of control, you can’t expect a layman to do it instead.

I would think it’s usually by family members of the patients, but to be a patient in the hospital, your body is no longer obeying regular functions, so the unexpected becomes the norm.

Shut up Debbie! Nobody likes your name!

All aggressive authoritarian regimes are bad and we should support none of them. The only reasonable side is against all of them.

Half of those are jabs at management, the other half are reasonable experiments.

Tsk, tsk. As an adult, you’ll have the common sense of asking yourself a couple of questions before buying an ice cream cake. Such as “Will I ever recover financially from this?” or “Can I stop myself from eating it all in one go and suffering a tummy ache?”

As an adult, you manage your spending responsibly.

That’s not right. If anything, the problem would be that they support aggressive authoritarian regimes or that they’re more anti-west than communist.

Pinnacle of modern literary education, turning a sentence into a short novel.

2 options:

• Moisturize. Healthy skin, healthy life.

• pick up farming. Toiling in the dirt, baked by the sun will have the skin too cooked to show veins beneath.

It’s connected to many different things, but mainly it’s drought. They really don’t have water, very close to a country-ending disaster. All other stuff are putting pressure on their ability to gain water from outside sources. And without water, a lot of industries can’t function, hence a spiralling free fall towards collapse.

Water is the new oil. Time to stock up!

Yeah, it really depends on the dogs’ own experiences with humans. Can’t really blame them for living the only way they learned how to.

Me, after being chased by a pack of wild dogs frothing at the mouth for 15 minutes: I feel better already.

You sure it’s not the cardio which does all the heavy lifting?

Elon Musk successfully did the thing. Donald Trump also successfully did the thing. And several others like them successfully did the thing.

Does being successful at a thing make you a role model? … Not really.

Success or failure matter less than what you learn from it. And I think most of us would agree that the above examples learned the wrong fucking things.

Yeah, when you see someone on a regular basis and inadvertently get to see their habits, them doing something outside the usual discombobulates you and has you react unnaturally. For some people, that has them default to a tease. Repeat it enough times and that in itself becomes a habit and a form of connection between like “it’s something we do”. Of course, it’s a one-sided feeling that can happen for both parties at the same time, because it is a form of social connection we tend to default to.

I’d say you ought to talk it out and try to make different habits together to replace the ones that might make one or the other uncomfortable. However, the tone should initially be conciliatory as the mind can go through a lot of hoops when it comes to sensitive topics and we can get defensive when it comes to personality.

They were square.