I know this is off topic a bit but... Tell me more about your birds! A pet pigeon you say? I hear they're fun to train and not too messy by pet bird standards.
That's gotta be hyperbole or confirmation bias if you've literally never seen a cyclist behave well. Or maybe the bike culture where you live is terrible. My primary experience with cyclists is either seeing them in bike lanes and thus not interacting with them or being stuck going slowly behind them until I can safely pass because they lack bike lanes or sidewalks that aren't full of tree root bumps.
I think it's annoying but I just don't read their comments and move on. Same with people who use baby talk or overly refer to themselves in third person. It's not for me and I know I'm not gonna enjoy reading it, but yeah they're harmless.
They know exactly what they're about and it's actually FAST fast food. You have to wait 5-15 minutes at other places. At Dick's you ask for food and you pay while they hand it to you.
Also, easy silly dick jokes. "I'll feel better with some Dick's in me" etc.
I'm imagining you accidentally rolling up to the archery range in airsoft gear. Whoops, wrong day! Sorry, lemme find my bow...
Do you have a picture where you're dressed up in all your various hobby gear at once? Airsoft gun, bow, hiking backpack, rock climbing gloves, and ice skates. And a pineapple of course.
I took Anthropology of Religion 101 in community college and it would be my pick for "things that should be taught in high school that aren't even remotely mentioned". It covered ethics from a social angle that is very relatable. Runner up would be basic household accounting.
Yeah I've always seen it as a form of self-reflection. A simplistic example would be: "flip a coin to choose, but instead of choosing based on the coin outcome, choose based on how you felt when the coin was in the air". Did you really hope it would be heads? Tails? Or did you not care about the outcome at all?
No matter your response, you now have more information about your feelings. You can then dig into the "why" of your feelings after acknowledging them.
I know this is off topic a bit but... Tell me more about your birds! A pet pigeon you say? I hear they're fun to train and not too messy by pet bird standards.
That's gotta be hyperbole or confirmation bias if you've literally never seen a cyclist behave well. Or maybe the bike culture where you live is terrible. My primary experience with cyclists is either seeing them in bike lanes and thus not interacting with them or being stuck going slowly behind them until I can safely pass because they lack bike lanes or sidewalks that aren't full of tree root bumps.
I think it's annoying but I just don't read their comments and move on. Same with people who use baby talk or overly refer to themselves in third person. It's not for me and I know I'm not gonna enjoy reading it, but yeah they're harmless.
It also depends who you're talking to and/or where you are.
I beat Nine Sols earlier this week. Great game. Very difficult last boss.
I'm playing PalWorld now and it's addicting.
Sounds like you get shitty advice.
If someone in a Great Helm declared "None shall pass!" I must take it seriously.
They know exactly what they're about and it's actually FAST fast food. You have to wait 5-15 minutes at other places. At Dick's you ask for food and you pay while they hand it to you.
Also, easy silly dick jokes. "I'll feel better with some Dick's in me" etc.
My dying wish is that my mortal status be forever in question.
I'm imagining you accidentally rolling up to the archery range in airsoft gear. Whoops, wrong day! Sorry, lemme find my bow...
Do you have a picture where you're dressed up in all your various hobby gear at once? Airsoft gun, bow, hiking backpack, rock climbing gloves, and ice skates. And a pineapple of course.
That's so many! How do you figure out what hobby to engage on any particular day?
How about we feed the rich to literal pigs? A nice cruel irony to enjoy.
I took Anthropology of Religion 101 in community college and it would be my pick for "things that should be taught in high school that aren't even remotely mentioned". It covered ethics from a social angle that is very relatable. Runner up would be basic household accounting.
Lil' batooty!
I thought it was to treat horses.
There's a game called Fellowship that's trying to be something like this. There's still progression though.
Mars
Yeah I've always seen it as a form of self-reflection. A simplistic example would be: "flip a coin to choose, but instead of choosing based on the coin outcome, choose based on how you felt when the coin was in the air". Did you really hope it would be heads? Tails? Or did you not care about the outcome at all?
No matter your response, you now have more information about your feelings. You can then dig into the "why" of your feelings after acknowledging them.
I'm in the US and all my friends in tech are socialists champing at the bit for a well organized general strike.
Maybe it's because I live in a city?
I keep trying to tell people this. People are so set in their ways it hurts.