Crake

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by Crake 13y ago
The sad thing is that it's very likely that sjws will embark on some sort of crusade against her for not fitting into their worldview. Anyone who exists in a way counter to their ideology is marked an enemy to be destroyed in the most
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by Crake 13y ago
Naming and shaming is something sjws do, not suffer through. Equal treatment would be sex/rac/heterosex/ist!
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by Crake 13y ago
Just because your friend wasn't aware of their roles doesn't mean that his/her lack of awareness is someone else's fault and responsibility. Maybe s/he should research a little more next time before singling out and
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by Crake 13y ago
I wanted a Lego Mindstorm kit so badly as a kid, but my parents never got me one. I think my life would have been a lot different if my home situation had at least afforded me that one thing.
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by Crake 13y ago
How do you know he's a straight white male? Can you tell race, genitalia, and sexual orientation by typing style? Are you going to tell me to check my male privilege next?
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by Crake 13y ago
I'm not a SWM and I think this stupid article has done a lot to damage the cause of equality. It is tactically, morally, and ethically stupid. I wish people would stop linking it, but sjws gonna sjw, I guess. Getting an angry response
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by Crake 13y ago
As a minority, I would not be comfortable around a sjw. I've been told way too many times by sjws what it's really like to be [minority category X], when I am very clearly minority category X and they are not. I don't know
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by Crake 13y ago
Where do you generally want to go? Where are you seeing your ladies? Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, etc.
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by Crake 13y ago
It does. Popular opinion is wrong. Only feminists believe that stuff, and their propaganda is everywhere, so a lot of normal people end up believing it too because the other side completely lacks political clout. Women are vastly more attra
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by Crake 13y ago
We're almost neighbors! Sort of. I live about 15 streets up.
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by Crake 13y ago
Have you considered switching boroughs?
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by Crake 13y ago
I wouldn't mind a general NYC one.
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by Crake 13y ago
Yeah, Germany is doing really awful these days. /s
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by Crake 13y ago
I HATE 1% MILK. gdsgnf,dhjghld I also really dislike sweet things, so I'm with you 100% on the rest of the content too. I'd probably like chocolate milk if it weren't so nauseatingly sugary.
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by Crake 13y ago
I'm American and it took me until last year to learn that yogurt isn't sweet by default. 95% of the grocery store offerings are the sugary kind, and that's all I was ever exposed to as a kid, so I never noticed it. I spent ye
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by Crake 13y ago
But access to college and health care isn't??
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by Crake 13y ago
>Education goes to the lowest common denominator and becomes basically crap for everyone involved >health services which are subpar, with waiting lines and mediocre equipment >the middle-class and the poor are forever restrained to
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by Crake 13y ago
You...do realize Manhattan is an island, right? The boundary between Manhattan and not-Manhattan is pretty clearly delineated.
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by Crake 13y ago
Yes, per bedroom per month. It's more like $1800-2400 for a 3br though, because those appear to be the most cost-efficient. Off the top of my head, I remember visiting one place that was a 2br for $900/person (including utilities)
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by Crake 13y ago
No subsidy. Most of my non-wall street friends pay in the $600-800 range as well. Among this subset, the farthest one to the south is on 106th, and the farthest one north is on 160th. I'm 1/2 a block from the nearest A/C&#x2F
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by Crake 13y ago
I don't know that I'd call CT or NJ safer or more liveable. Especially not to the point where it would justify such a long commute.
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by Crake 13y ago
I'm in a 3bd apartment on Manhattan that costs less than $2000/month. Articles always cherrypick luxury apartments in the most expensive areas.
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by Crake 13y ago
Actually, it was over on...86th and Broadway? Might have been 82nd. After seeing this comment, I went and tried halal guys the other night, but I didn't like the texture of their rice quite as much, and I accidentally put too much hot
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by Crake 13y ago
I think I can sort of relate.
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by Crake 13y ago
I think I remember a study a while back that found that women expect their future husband(s) to make more than them, even though women make equal to men or more in my country. Naturally, this makes "good men" (according to this ra
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by Crake 13y ago
I am definitely more interested in Pokemon.
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by Crake 13y ago
Uh, I didn't "choose" to live there, considering I was a kid. That doesn't change the fact that most of the midwest is sparsely populated and has little to no food selection. The place I lived as a kid was still a city,
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by Crake 13y ago
Ah, there are some good places in the midwest, too. But there's many more independent restaurants here, all doing different things. I don't know what a "real" restaurant is to you, but to me, the biggest city in the unit
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by Crake 13y ago
I've looked at the projections, and Manhattan's not nearly as screwed as Miami. Our foundation is mostly rock, I think, and a lot of this island has a relatively high elevation (as anyone who has walked up the giant hill to CCNY w
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by Crake 13y ago
I'm always happy to have friends visit me here. I'm from the midwest, and most of my friends there have never been to NYC. It blows their minds, every time.

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