penningtron wrote: Mon Aug 30, 2021 9:42 am "It is what it is"

Way to avoid anything constructive, then!

The most patronizing, shit EVER, especially from a superior in the work place.
It's like, "anti-consolation".

It's math, not maths.

pet fever detector wrote: Mon Aug 30, 2021 1:59 pm It's math, not maths.

what if you have several types?



don't 'ramp up' and never 'pivot', right?

pet fever detector wrote: Mon Aug 30, 2021 1:59 pm It's math, not maths.

No it’s not.

Tailgaiters - not sports fans, but the actual act of driving a car very close to the car in front. Vaporise them please.

People who use "do" when ordering food or drinks from a waiter or bartender.

Like "I'm gonna do... the quesadilla."

Eeeewwww... You are zapped.

"Hold my beer..."

ZAP

I just saw this on Twitter, can't decide if I want to eat it, or if I want to be done breathing on this Earth.



Apparently from somewhere in Illinois near St. Louis?

A_Man_Who_Tries wrote: Mon Aug 30, 2021 1:25 pm

tonyballzee wrote: Mon Aug 30, 2021 1:21 pm Use of the word "potty" by an adult when there are no children present.

Unless you're in Manchester and referring to someone's daftness.

Oh yes, that's perfectly fine. As long as you don't say "That bloke went absolutely potty while he was using the potty."

It's quite common for people to attempt to smear other people by taking some statements of theirs out of context, or clipping or editing them to make them seem like they're saying something they're not.

In addition to the people who spread these things initially, there are people who witness these smears, undoubtedly know that they are faked, but know that they can get away with acting as if they believe they are real.

Among the lowest human behaviour imaginable to me, this is.

kokorodoko wrote: Tue Aug 31, 2021 11:31 am It's quite common for people to attempt to smear other people by taking some statements of theirs out of context, or clipping or editing them to make them seem like they're saying something they're not.

In addition to the people who spread these things initially, there are people who witness these smears, undoubtedly know that they are faked, but know that they can get away with acting as if they believe they are real.

Among the lowest human behaviour imaginable to me, this is.

Related to this: there are a lot of unvaccinated people who are some combination of scared, misinformed, and/or part of a social environment that puts intense pressure on them to not get vaccinated. These people are often frustrating and belligerent but I have sympathy for them. Those that know better, though--the Tucker Carlsons, Ron Desantises, Greg Abbotts of the world and their enablers; people who absolutely know better and who certainly got vaccinated themselves--and continue to spout bullshit for clout and short term gain are some of the worst human beings alive and should all be dropped in volcanoes.

Also, people who say impactful.