This is a man who knows how to gling. He is glinging. Yesterday, he _____.
Scheduled friend time. I have a lesbian friend who has never seen Madoka Magica so we do weekly watch parties. My childhood bestie hosts a weekly Twin Peaks watch party and we theorize together. I have a couple friends who my wife and I do D&D with. I also have an autist friend who I churn butter with since that shit is boring af alone.
I somehow feel that you’re getting a small sample size here
Ooh thank you
Edit: i think this is going to be my new daily driver on mobile.
If I was an Apple user it would be the Orion browser. There’s just no downsides to it other than it being only available for Mac and Iphones.
Everything else i have to add disclaimers when talking about them. For example, I use Brave as my daily driver and I’ve had an easier time getting other people to switch to Brave than any other browser becuase having an awesome adbocker integrated into the browser itself is just that good. However, Brave is run by crypto bros, so it comes packaged with a crypto wallet and some AI bloatware. Thankfully there’s a setting to turn the integrated crypto ads off, but the fact that those things are there at all is a BIG red flag. But it’s an easier sell to normies because it’s built on Chromium and works with the Google ecosystem in a way that Firefox-based browsers don’t.
I would love to push Librewolf more, but it doesn’t have a mobile version, and apparently installing UBlock Origin on your own is just too scary for the normies. So now wherever I meet a person and see they have an IPhone, the next words out of my mouth are “Have you heard of the Orion browser?”
I am the only person I know IRL who reccomends browsers to people in-person
Speaking as someone who dated a guy, the only way to find out if you are able to develop feelings for a man is to develop feelings for a man.
This is sort of like calling the Beatles derivative since everything they have has also been done better by other bands.
Pretend I am 5 and have just discovered the internet. Please.
This is an actual good solution. Where would you recomend i start looking?
It’s been common advice for a while now to block people you are about to tantrum at. I do like that it’s finally catching on.
I think the fears I enjoyed in movies as a kid unfortunately were ones I would need to get used to in my adult life. For example, cosmic horror doesnt even register anymore since I had that big existential crisis in high school. Now the only thing that gets me is body horror, and I hate body horror.
What’s swift?
I was taught that it was called the antihypothesis in school
Sand Attack
Luke, I am your Father!
Darth Vader never actually said that in any of the Harry Potter movies or books
As a teacher, no, memorization is an important step before understanding. I do agree thought that in the times before memorization was a bigger emphasis, but that’s because it was understood that the only information you’d have easy access to would be what youve memorized since we didnt have the internet. Now we teach kids in Literature class how to vet their sources because they are all exposed to the misinformation vortex.
If i remember, the way I was taught was by doing basic single digit multiplication in many different contexts so much that I slowly internalized the math. There were multiplication tables we filled out in class, multiplication videogames, multiplication flash cards, multiplication board games, multiplication storybooks, multiplication puzzles, multiplication games in PE.
And I was primed for learning division in preschool through the concept of sharing. If you have 18 cupcakes and eight friends, how many should your friends and yourself get? If you have a pizza with 12 slices and four friends, how do you share fairly? If you think about it, that’s the multiplication table they were teaching me there, just slower and backwards.
I had one that my best friend’s fiancé started hitting me up. Freaked me out becuase they are lesbian and I am a man. That was honestly weirder than the one where I was doing a bicycle demolition derby against Goofy, Mickey Mouse, and Bill Nye
You know how sometimes when you stand up you get lightheaded? If you squeeze your buttcheeks as hard as you can, that immediately stops.