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bhayden
12y ago
Am I wrong for thinking it sounds really antisocial for girls to have sleepover and then play on their phones? When I have a kid I really don't want them to be exposed to mindless consumption but it sadly seems like it's not going
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12y ago
He is judging her on her appearance. That she is in a bathing suit means he is judging, essentially, her naked body. It is an insanely creepy thing for your boss to comment on and is sexual in nature.
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12y ago
That's pretty much it. It's creepy and harassment if a regular guy approaches them. It's what they want if the guy is attractive and she's in the right location. There's no way to know if they find you attractive so
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12y ago
It's boring, if you have kids it's hard to stand still and do nothing for two minutes you're trying to get them out the door, it requires several minutes of waiting for your hot water kettle, it's yet another thing to cl
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12y ago
I would assume the moderator disagreed with the premise of lumping those three categories of people together, or that somehow being an addict is as bad as a felon, or vice versa. Really the offensive part is lumping immigrants in there. Add
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12y ago
I don't think a desire to be left alone is radical. Most women desire this, they don't want strangers coming up and talking to them when they're stuck on a train/bus where there's no option to leave. A simple "
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12y ago
I don't think a woman in a dress is analogous to a man in a suit. Here is a woman in a dress, something she might wear to convention about programming if she wanted to wear a dress: http://dressforweb.com/wp-content
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bhayden
12y ago
You re-enable JS on the sites that you visit often and I've never had an issue.
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12y ago
Well they can't bust into your home and take it without a warrant, and it's probably easier to bully into handing it over than them admitting they done fucked up and getting a warrant.
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12y ago
The lottery comparison would be fair if the organization running the lottery was incentivized to not pay you if you won and could very easily, in both a legal and acceptable-in-the-course-of-businesss way, deny you your winnings. You are ba
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12y ago
Install AdBlock, Disconnect, uninstall Flash and Java, and use a JavaScript blocker and you'll make a good dent in a website's ability to track you.
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12y ago
You can replace "requested" with "threatened everything short of violence"
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12y ago
It seems to boil down to having to trust your employer to be honest to their word (and implications) about stock options and what their value really is. Even in the most trusted of environments, I still would not fully trust what comes out
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12y ago
I am still super unhappy about Google removing the "Discussions" filter as a search option over a year later. It was insanely useful. I think you can still do it by adding something to the URL, but the quality of the search filter
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12y ago
Do you find it to actually be a plausible substitute for chicken/beef?
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bhayden
12y ago
It's sad how much advertising plays into elections. It comes down to living in a society where most people are pretty dumb and make voting decisions based on a 15 second commercial and biased journalism.
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12y ago
So is that to say if you introduce something to the cooking element, like water, the temperature will be wrong because the water unexpectedly cooled the surface?
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bhayden
12y ago
It's not that we tolerate it, it's that our voting populace is largely single issue voters and don't really care about whether the next president wants to remove the Patriot Act. They care about social issues like reproductiv
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12y ago
She asked his employer to ask him.
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12y ago
Some people believe everyone should have the right to not be exposed to sexuality of any sort at any time unless they choose to be. This is a more sensitive topic for women because they are subjected to sexual harassment their entire lives.
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12y ago
Your lack of support of the correct side in this argument is unsettling /s
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12y ago
What would the cops or an ambulance do in this situation?
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12y ago
I would guess the issue with this is a lack of working short term memory. You could show her but she's not going to retain the information. By the time she saw photos in the story you just read, the worst of her episode had passed and
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12y ago
I will watch Disney movies with my wife who has epilepsy and suffers from not knowing where she is or what's going on after a seizure. She's seen them all a ton, for the first time a long time ago, and they're easy to follow
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12y ago
My wife has epilepsy and has auras or deja vu or other spacey feelings before a seizure. After having seizures, she doesn't really know where she is or what's going on and isn't able to talk at all for at least an hour. I wou
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12y ago
It's not like YC gives them money and says "cya" and never talks to them again. They are probably forever involved in the start up until they exit, which doesn't seem to happen often.
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12y ago
Cesspool
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Suicide by two shots to the back of the head.
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12y ago
Also love how they are completely ignoring the people who have literally assassinated a president.
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12y ago
If OJ can escape mob justice, pretty sure Snowden will be fine.
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