Assistant Professor and Program Chair in School Psychology; Buckeye and Cleveland (love misery apparently) fan
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Why y’all may have more citations, & use Twitter productively, I was getting roasted for admitting I’m on my parents’ cell plan. Now I’m in the WSJ for it. Embarrassing? Sure, but now millions might read about the “bearded professor.” Maybe I got a brand?
wsj.com/articles/caller-id-o…
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Bear ingested the cocaine in Kentucky and was found dead in Georgia, so it was a lot longer than 5 minutes.
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Random tangent. While Lyme disease seems worse, when I lived in TN, I learned about the lone-star tick and alpha-gal syndrome, which causes a red meat allergy. Again maybe not as bad as Lyme disease, but the thought of not being able to eat red meat, was still terrifying.
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The nerve to tell the guy changing in the background by the lockers that he can move. This dude is the worst.
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I’ve yet to see a post from datarepublican that makes me believe she understands much about data, like even just in general.
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I don’t get why people get upset with these things. There is a housing shortage because there isn’t enough housing, not because a small percentage of housing is used for short-term rentals (many already were before Airbnb, VRBO, etc., especially in vacation spots).
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At about the same time he was guillotining the Girondins to the right of him for being too moderate, he was also guillotining the Hébertists to the left of him for being too radical. Weird you left that out (probably because you didn’t know).
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“If you search that term prior to 1870, almost nothing comes up.”
Hmmmmm I wonder what happens around that time.
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This is actually worse, because if true, it implies she wasn’t punished for what she did, she was punished because of the response from the crowd. In other words, if you do something, but the crowd doesn’t laugh, you didn’t break the rules, but if they do laugh, you broke them.
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Did he get the answers wrong, or did others buzz in more quickly? Big difference between not knowing the answer and/or getting the wrong answer vs. a slower recall and/or slower reaction to buzz.
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I don’t know whether they should accept it or not, but it seems problematic that the government would try to force it. So Sanders is probably right to block this, even in a situation that workers SHOULD accept a deal.
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By that logic, we didn’t consent to computers, internet, smart phones, vaccines, antibiotics, etc., which all changed world. It’s nonsense, because our demand/use was consent. And that’s true here, particularly in reaction to this, which doesn’t change this equation.
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Open discussion: why are you ignoring that divorce rates are at the lowest in over 50 years, despite no longer as much of a stigma to get divorced, especially if it’s an abusive or toxic relationship?
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No, but it’s exponentially dumber to think that a film being popular is a sign that it’s bad.
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I’m not gonna get mad at anyone for being charitable, I just don’t know how you can get that from telling the group that makes up the majority of people in the USA (Christians) “you won’t have to vote anymore.”
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I am a married father of 2 who is still in my parents’ plan, and only recently started paying for my portion of bill after they asked (I wasn’t volunteering 😂). Way cheaper per person to be on a larger plan.
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He is married; she is (or was engaged). So it’s not like it’s most 2 single people or something. Regardless, it’s against the rules of her employer, including to not disclose it. Even if you disagree with the rules, they’re still the rules.
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No I don’t know it. I liked it, my kids liked it, critics liked it, and general audiences liked it. So if anything is garbage, it’s your take here.
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I mean I just saw a replay of it. It looked like Brown was supposed to the ball he got absolutely trucked, so I don’t think Toronto has much room to complain.
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Although, if we learn that she used to work at Docusign, that would solve a couple of mysteries.
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I mean I walked into the room when my wife was watching the show last night, and Kylie’s daughter was front and center. If she regretted it, she could have you know, not put her on a popular TV show like 99.9999% of the population.
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I argued about this with a Meryl Streep fan account the other night, so I just rewatched that video.
And the most striking part is that they’re giving a standing applause to someone who wasn’t there because he fled the country to avoid punishment for drugging & raping a minor.
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Ummmm John (who will never read this). Fred Armisen plays Cranky Kong, and his mother was born in Venezuela.
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My colleague when she was a superintendent, they did a survey of the kids phone use. And a lot of it was their parents pestering them about things like dinner, practice time, etc. Not even distractions the kids wanted.
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Well NFTs are definitely hard to seize, unless of course one knows how to use copy and paste.
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I’m fine with the rules. My issue is with the punishment. You literally do that any other time, you might just get told to stop. You do that in a moment, where maybe you’re more excitable than you’ve ever been, and a celebratory moment 13 years in the making is taken away.
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That article is absolutely terrible, and it just glosses over all of the other revenue streams as if those figures are unimportant when they’re not only important, they’re probably more important. She’s basically alleging fraud.
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They don’t watch movies you don’t like, but the Deadpool films, Free Guy, and Detective Pikachu are good to great popcorn films.
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“Much has been made of what my generation would make of the outdatedness of storylines.”
No it hasn’t. 😂 The narcissism here is quite blatant.
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He’s from Arkansas, and that’s the Arkansas Razorback logo. It’s pretty common for people to have their team/university logo as their profile pic; it’s just rare that there is a viral story like this that goes with it.
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They have a swat team, 40% of their budget goes to police, and the district itself has its own police department. I’ve worked in two large, urban districts, with 4-5x as many students as Ulvade has residents, and they didn’t have their own police department.
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Yeah. That’s just nonsense. Some of the best purely regional foods are outside those major metros.
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Your vendetta against Docusign, particularly their employee totals, is a source of enjoyment for me, albeit an odd one I guess.
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Well in fairness. If hammerhead sharks ran out in front of cars, they would probably kill a lot more people too.
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The drone footage I’ve seen from Ukraine is horrifying. Even though I want Russia to lose, seeing Russian soldiers frantically trying to escape the bombs or some straight up committing suicide after being hit, shows the horrors of war like nothing I’ve ever seen before.
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Most frustrating aspects of these experts isn’t their laughable mistakes, it’s the nonsensical analyses that wouldn’t pass an introductory stats class that create fake anomalies that they conclude is proof of fraud, but it’s their own fraud. And I don’t think they know better.
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Being contrarian? Stating the housing shortage is a result of a shortage of housing, and the only way to solve that is to build more housing, is the truth. If stating the truth makes me a contrarian, then I’m happy to be one.
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Why should you care about what films he starts in either, even though he’s played in some good ones with a huge one coming out this year?
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What is the weird obsession with dopamine and tech bros, like tech is digital cocaine or amphetamines, when it is instead probably more comparable to food, exercise, and sex?
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Many did, but many sent larger donations as well. Here is a pretty good write-up about it.
npr.org/2014/09/06/346155274…
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Never been rich, tall (5’9”), strikingly handsome, or even charming, and somehow it was not that hard to function fine socially/romantically. So it’s not fortunate few who can, it’s unfortunate few who can’t. My guess is for most of them it’s because they treat others like crap.
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That is a pretty sweet little area in Cleveland though. Unfortunately that it’s just one alley/street (still nice things around that area though).
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How is allowing people to pee, without missing any of the film more disrespectful than the alternative?
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I’m fascinated how you can see that this is barricaded from the inside and the doors push outward, yet think that there isn’t a good chance it was done by the people who are supposed to be barricaded in.
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The funniest part of your nonsense, is that I first heard audio from right-wing pundits who somehow thought it made him look bad. Yet, even they didn’t think it was fake.
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Why is this a bad take? He’s clearly referring to Section 1, Article 1 of the Moon Constitution which was discovered on the Apollo 11 mission. Although who wrote it remains one of the greatest mysteries in BOTH science and law (and you rarely get both).
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I too like to brag about economically harming the people I’m pretending to protect for some twitter credit.
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If I sell $1 trillion cups of coffee then I can make $1 quadrillion on I just sell 1,000. Easy peasy.
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Honestly. This explains so much about many of you crypto dudes, and why you think you’re coming up with some new system, then in the end just create an inferior version of the old system.
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Except for the whole “Twitter honored requests from the Trump admin to take down content,” which, by your logic, would show collusion between Trump administration (who was actually in power) and Twitter.
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I mean it all tracks. Lord Farquaad was like the ultimate NIMBY, trying to get rid of all the fairy tale creatures out of his back yard.
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This predates his presidency, but I think this is my favorite lie:
rollingstone.com/politics/po…
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This is literally the complete opposite of what I experienced in the schools, and what I did as a school psych myself. We don’t try to break them down, and divide them from their parents. In fact, trying to get parents more involved was a major goal for a lot of students.
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Good rule of thumb: good people don’t have to constantly tell you how good they are (and how bad everybody else is) for some likes on social media. Not to mention, he posted like a politician, ignoring the realities of business and economics, clearly as a grift.
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Calling Eliezer Yudkowsky a subject-matter expert is a major red flag and makes me more skeptical of anything else in the article.
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What if the person is Greek, does a lot of math, or is just interested in the closest system to our solar system?
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Well then fine; he got pushed down, Mr Pedantic. I’m just saying they let each team get away with something in that play. So they shouldn’t be upset, unless they’re also upset they got away with one.
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You realize we can watch the video ourselves, and verify that your quote is wrong. He never said Arab. He said:
“No ma’am. He’s a decent family man, citizen that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues, and that’s what this campaign is all about.”
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What? These are completely normal things that people should know going to an event. Y’all are being really weird about normal stuff.
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Given all of the blatant moving screens GSW has gotten away with for nearly a decade, there is little room to complain about getting called on a questionable one. It’s almost fitting, TBH.
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