School_Lunch @ School_Lunch @lemmy.world

Posts

1

Comments

117

Joined

2 yr. ago

And you sound like you're making excuses for shitty teachers.

The best teachers I ever had were the ones who actually taught during class and rarely had to assign homework.

If teachers don't explains things, then what exactly are they for?

University could be a whole lot cheaper if they gave out diplomas for just reading the text books.

We got a Quellist over here.

Geez that's a bit extreme. I think he installed it correctly on the bowl, but the seat just wasn't designed for it. I was only trying to share the only story I have with a bidet. Sorry if it came across as me shitting on them...

No. I was just referring to that time. It's the only opportunity I've ever had to use one, and I definitely wasn't going to.

My favorite place to shit is at home because that means I don't have shoes on and can slip one leg out of my pants allowing me to spread my legs more. Wiping while sitting allows you to incorporate using the seat to help keep your cheeks spread. The first wipe is a light touch so as not smash and smear but still catch any dingleberries. Second wipe is placing folded square over the hole and using a finger to work into any skin folds or creases. Continue as needed...

Additional tip. Slip one arm out of your shirt so it doesn't accidentally rub against the seat hinges or back of the lid.

Also when involving shits of the more liquid variety, don't forget to wipe your cheeks. Liquid will run down to the lowest point before dripping, and this can often be far away from the hole.

My brother got a bidet and it doesn't fit his toilet. The seat is lifted up on one side and I felt like I was gonna break something when I sat down. There was also a poop stain on the nozzle so no thank you...

Everything depends on scarcity. Supply and demand. There has to be unsatisfied demand otherwise prices would be too low for anyone to make any money... it's a poorly designed system.

It seems like the only central planning the US ever does is to prop up capitalism from some inherent flaw instead of just fixing the underlying foundation.

In this specific example, my question is why pay farmers to not grow crops instead of encouraging them to create a surplus and just paying them the difference in the price drop?

Tolerable work environment is at the top of my list. If I were to even consider working at an intolerable business, I would need to be paid enough to retire after a year. We have made it so that work is life, and also now retirement is very uncertain for most young people. There's no way I'm gonna take an intolerable job that will go on indefinitely.

It's intentional in capitalism. Any surplus will cause the price to plummet, so for it to function properly there has to be unsatisfied demand. The government even pays some farmers to not grow things on their land.

CFPB is a policing body. I guess they don't count as part of the "Back the Blue". Look who's defunding the police now...

We all know the only difference here...

Those boots are clearly fashion over function. They look like they would be really hard to run in...

No one is trying to arrest him because he is selective about what he releases. They want to arrest him because he aided in illegally accessing classified info. That is the behavior of a spy, not a jornalist. The person he aided was already found guilty and did their time.

Are you well known as a corrupt state?

You have to ask? Who has Assange never released any information on even though they are known for corruption...

And I'd press her on naming one "great thing" McConnell has done...

I'm far from knowledgeable about this, but the only thing I'm aware of that might disrupt determinism is quantum mechanics. Something about particles at that level not having set values until they are observed, making them truly random. I have no clue how that could lead to free will. We still have no control over it. It's more like they are the base that everything else is determined off of.