I have consolidated a list of three possible reasons women say this line to a man who asks her out on a date.
I have consolidated a list of three possible reasons women say this line to a man who asks her out on a date.
I work in a restaurant. I wont say which or where. I hate hypocrisy. I hate double standards. I hate capitalist agendas and bureaucracy. I hate the fakeness of “going through the motions.” Over the past several months I have observed, and been told by management, how to be and what to do, and generally policed over by contradictory rules and forced into zero-option scenarios, where the only way out is guaranteed to be a wrong way.
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I have a friend… more of an acquaintance… who recently moved a couple hours away for university. She posted on her Facebook status how a guy sitting next to her in class was “creepy”. Apparently he was “violating her bubble” in his endeavor to be friendly.
I responded to her criticisms of him with this…
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Is a majority vote out of three still a majority vote out of three if the first two votes are voiced and heard by all before the third vote is even cast?
I have heard this expression before, many times. I have even used it once or twice. But after a few minutes of thought, I realized how absurd the expression is. That is, from a logical and rhetorical perspective. I realized it today and laughed out loud at the thought of what the expression really means, and the mentality of those who think/thought it makes sense (myself included).
Imagine you are at the train track switch. Down the main track there are ten kids playing on the track. Down the second unused track there is only one. A train comes, the track is aligned toward the ten kids. Do you switch the track and sacrifice the one?
Most people would answer yes, switch the track. Not to sound callous, but I’m here to tell you how wrong that is.
Most of you may not have noticed this. I certainly would not have if not for a run of bad luck a while back.
Modern computers run fast. The internet is fast. And there are plenty of websites out there that serve web pages whose contents are almost exclusively advertisement… to my everlasting frustration.
Since I started receiving food stamps, I have observed a few trends and phenomenon which I disapprove of and think should be corrected. The system is bogus.
For one, anyone on food stamps can buy junk food. Ice cream, chips, soda pop. These products have near zero nutritional value. Its no wonder the people who need EBT in the first place are the sort of “American trash” that end up with health problems, too. Junk food makes you slow, lazy, depressed, unwilling to work. It carries a huge psychological weight beyond that of the physical weight you will also inevitably bare.
Did you know that you could be prosecuted for the possession of stolen goods if those goods were given to you for free, whether or not you knew it was stolen?
Its not that women in the workforce have, in themselves, caused a detriment to our economy. Rather, its women and their husbands who both work that have hurt the economy.
Has it occured to anyone that since wives stopped being housewives while both the husband and the wife work, the cost of living has drastically risen.