In the thread:
I think this cured my imposter syndrome.
In the thread:
I think this cured my imposter syndrome.
It’s not quite nuking a hurricane, but this does seem like unreasonable dick swinging to me:
The article does include context, and history of people actually doing it, but that doesn’t make it seem more reasonable.
I have the feeling she’s not fully understanding something here.
Why are these people not being charged with terrorism?
Now Morning Glory’s engineer has sold the tambourine, which had a £300-£500 guide price, for £3,600 at auction.
I’d rather have Judith Durham’s tambourine.
I guess she learned that old lesson, “you are what you tweet!”
The schadenfreude is strong.
I’d rather have Ringo’s. The one they had him play at the first EMI recordings in 1962.
Ok, this is in the running for dumbest things I’ve ever heard. If it were a comedy pair, it’d make sense, but it’s clearly not played for laughs…
And this creature had probably visited the Anasazi. Because, of course.
(looks at wrist, notices isn’t wearing watch…waits for the Dark Gods of the Old Times to come and swallow that bitch up and spit her out because she’s too yucky for them, even…)
From the comments:
I laughed out loud at this. But it is actually so sad.
Maybe what we need are just role models without the gender business.
A friend sent this:
The journal article’s here:
I mean, really . . .
Ah yes, those famous Hanukkah Christmas trees.
It is about […] freedom, and being able to worship the way you want to worship.
Yes, that’s why we keep being told it’s so horrible to say “happy holidays” instead of “merry christmas”!