Wait. Are you the person who asks leading questions to get people to say “chav” just so you can scold them for using a “slur”?

No worries. Even as I hit the submit button, I knew there was a good chance that I had it completely wrong but I took the chance.

Only four of them aren’t those things.

Maybe you need to follow more communities.

You could try bring an overactive listener. Ask a lot of questions “What does that mean?” “Can you give examples?” if you time them right, it’ll completely mess up his for when he’s monologuing.

Or, at the very least, you can have fun trying to see who can ask the stupidest question about Uncle Dave’s obsession.

It probably started with less voluntary players. As in two people betting on whether their prisoner lives.

Eventually some one decided it wasn’t hard enough and turned it on themselves

Trampling on Constitutional rights is well beyond mildly.

Plot twist: The first time machine HAS been invented, but the creator thought it was a failure because there was no previous machine to transmit to.

I completely agree with your four examples.

Your clicks say no, but your algorithm is telling me yes. 😘

Not so much an identity, but more of a reflection of myself.

It’s kind of like I’m standing around the corner where the rest of you can’t directly see me, and Social Media is a mirror that let’s you look around the corner and see a glimpse of me, and also let’s me see an image of all of you.

Yeah, that’s the one!

That kind of sounds like it fucked you up. Glad to hear you’re doing better.

That would make me feel better!

I just saw a video the other day about some guy who got seriously addicted to that stuff.

He started out as an occasional user and even set a “never two days in a row” rule for himself, until he broke it. It fucked him up bad. Do be careful.

I wouldn’t say it’s unnormal.

It’s a bit more severe, but I don’t know anybody that doesn’t feel uncomfortable when people are arguing near them. Some definitely mind more than others.

What a bizarre response.

Yes, and no.

Obviously, someone with no Jewish lineage could convert and they won’t start developing the genetic traits of a Jew, but from what I understand, even they themselves consider themselves a different lineage than gentiles.

Not unlike how people say they are Italian or Irish, even if they’ve never been to Europe.

I don’t have a twin, so I’ll never have perfect eggs. 😞

This is how we do it. Works great!