Wow, it’s probably a one in a million chance that you replied that to someone who knows the reference.
Wow, it’s probably a one in a million chance that you replied that to someone who knows the reference.
This is ancient.
I get confused every time I see the word “chuffed” because i have no idea if becoming chuffed is a good or bad thing.
And for good reason, really. The supply of livers is too small to save everyone who needs them, so they give them to the people most likely to have a successful outcome. Basically every lived given to one person is sentencing another person to death. That’s just reality with supply being what it is.
Most of my lunches are leftovers, but many of them are things like a burger or a bratwurst that I can cook with little effort. Or I can buy something.
Imagine complaining about £4 for lunch, I’m lucky if I get out for under $20.
That is, of course, only a problem with outdoor cats and feral populations. Indoor cats are fine. Personally I keep my cat indoors for a bunch of reasons, but I also think that reasonable human beings can feel otherwise. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of people online who have decided that not only is keeping an outdoor cat bad, it’s a form of animal abuse. And therefore they not only berate people who allow their cat outside, they also encourage people who stumble upon outdoor cats to take possession of them since they’re being abused. This is a pretty extremist position that probably doesn’t reflect the views of most cat owners, but it tends to get magnified in cat communities that rely on upvotes, since upvotes encourage echo chambers.
There’s a metaphor here.
This whole controversy has been a real boon to my blocklist.
I mean fuck, if I had a billion dollars I’d get hair plugs too.
Don’t go to Japan if this bugs you.
I’m surprised that the US is so low.
What if they work for a PMC? I’d probably judge that. Or worse, what if they’re a CEO?