EatATaco @ EatATaco @lemm.ee

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Well sure, some people have no hands and need a completely different way to input keys. But I figure we weren't talking about the exception, and you didn't actually answer the follow-up question.

Is this a joke? It's so easy. What would be better?

Man, if I had to shit every time I wanted to cut something I would have to do all of my programming on the toilet and not just some of it.

Not weird, absolutely awesome. Still upvoted because that's absolutely awesome.

I've peed and shit in so many bathrooms with questionable walls in between the stalls. I have no shame when it comes to this. When I went to a summer camp, I would even use the stall without a door because it was the cleanest.

In my 46 years of life, I can't remember a single time anyone was "peeking" on me in the bathroom. What's going on in Sweden where this is a common occurrence that needs to be stopped?

And in my office now, even with floor to ceiling walls you can still hear am everything. I don't think it solves that problem at all.

It’s a metaphor for putting in the work.

Hopefully this is the case, but it sounds an awful lot like "strong blue collar dad is good, white collar dad bad" to me.

and rough hands.

What do you mean by this? It sounds borderline, if not outright, like toxic masculinity. There's nothing about the shape of your hands that has anything to do about how good of a role model you are as a dad.

I once got into my car and was surprised how the seat was farther back then when I left it. I glanced around and it was clear someone had jimmied the passenger door open.

I'm fairly confident, although I have nothing to back this up, that when they realized it was a stick, they decided not to try and steal it.

simple snarky response.

Ah, an admission that I correctly called you out for being an douche, and now you're admitting you lied when you said you weren't being hostile.

This is the internet, grow some skin and try not to react in such a hostile fashion to a simple comment

Lol holy shit if this isn't the pot calling the kettle black. It's okay for you to be a snarky douche, but if I call you out for it...whoa! That's way too far! Lol

So, you really don't realize how your first post, dripping with sarcasm, was a douchy response. I figured you were just an asshole, but apparently you just are socially inept. My bad.

Pointing out that I’m unsurprised that you’re able to vote easily because you’re an affluent area doesn’t make me a douche.

Agreed. It wasn't that you pointed it out, it was how you pointed it out. Or do you really not realize how your sarcasm comes off as douchy?

I pointed out the obvious

Lol. The whole point of me bringing it up was the point out this might explain it. I even explicitly said it probably gaffs the scale. You didn't point it out, I did.

Maybe don’t be so sensitive and hostile just because you’re one of the lucky ones?

I think you're inadvertently revealing what the issue is here: you're being hostile to me because you think I'm lucky.

Sure I understand that, which is why I was seeking their experience.

Speak for yourself, asshole. Call for corporate regulation, don’t blame all of humanity equally.

Sure not equally. But go into any thread on this topic and talk about what individuals can do to minimize their own impact - because the reality is that we all need to shift on it behaviors not just corporations (even if they are the largest by far) - and then come back and tell me how confident you are that it isn't all humanity.

It's shocking to me how many people deny climate change, but it's even more shocking to me how much push back you get from people about actually doing anything individually, when they realize it is happening.

I don't recall really thinking about the racial makeup of the polling station, but certainly my zip code is pretty racially diverse, which white people just making up the majority. But again, a relatively wealthy area so much of that diversity was not economic.

But it was a gym, it had a reasonable about of polling booths, and I waited only a brief time. Each time I went to vote. My biggest complaint about voting in Texas is the overwhelming number of things that are up for elections.

The poster made the claim like it was a statement of fact for all of texas, I explained how my experience was different, even giving reasons why that might be the case, and you still felt the need to be a douche about it.

Amazing.

Maybe say something like "well that was weird" and then, like you say, just go back to her point.

I always see this, that pr protected him, but yet to see anything concrete that even remotely proves it. Do you have anything?

To be fair, I'm pretty sure he bought it because he was easily hoodwinked by disinformation trolls.

Oh God you just made me realize that he's not a boomer and a gen x like me. Flying spaghetti monster help our generation.

Funny I lived in Texas for a while and had no problem voting. In fact I found it quite pleasant as my polling station was like a 5 minute walk from my house. Granted, I lived in a fairly affluent area which certainly gaffs the scale, but I'm curious as to what you're experienced was.