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  • They don't see the rest of us as anything but cattle at best.

  • They are fewer than those who lean left but they are there. And typically they tend more toward moderation that extremism. Quintessentially, they're moderate to liberal conservatives. Often times you'll find them more in business and economics related fields.

    The main reason being that exposure typically gets a person to come out of their highly conservative nature and education as well to better understand how the world operates. It's not a 100% thing as there are occasional reactionaries in positions of scientific note but they're few.

  • Failure isn't always a negative, it can be an educational experience to carry on. Don't be afraid of failure, use it to learn, be afraid of success. It's fickle.

  • Social anxiety, potential neuro-diverget I don't have a "normal" to base things on like some people do I agree. As well not every person is the same so some I imagine would be fine me just casually saying hello and acknowledging they exist while others want me to just walk on.

  • Thank you. I'm legitimately curious how to ease tensions some in such a situation. Was hoping this would be taken a bit more seriously but apparently not many did.

  • Because people bought horse armour the industry is what it is today.

  • Public School, I was always an awkward kid who did well with most subjects so I had a lot made me front and center for endless harassment. I could just be eating by myself, away from everyone else, and people would purposely come my way to just pick on. It wasn't just pecking order kids being kids, this was actual malice. Needless to say I survived but I'm a broken person because of that and forgiveness is hard to get from me for real transgressions.

  • Told a guy they aren't owed arguments. Whether they start them or someone responds to something. We have discretion to just not, especially online. Now he's sea lioning me to try and provoke a response.

  • Maybe not one thing in particular but learning to keep rice, beans, cream of mushroom/chicken soup, and various seasonings on hand. That's a strong foundation to just make something decent to good.

    As well onion, celery, and green pepper goes a long way to making many dishes.

  • Make your politicians stay up at night thinking about you.

  • Showed me his dick multiple times.

  • This, they don't see you and me as people. We're lucky to be considered cattle in their views.

  • Every argument in transient, it's made on the spot to serve a purpose then forgotten entirely. Why arguing them is like to nailing ketchup to the wall.

  • When I talk about particle board it's much more of the sawdust glued together stuff that's super cheap but doesn't last too long.

    I wish you great luck in your endeavors with wood working. It sounds like a lot of learning but is a very functional skill to have.

  • I would have loved to do that but we were so poor food was a problem to manage. Some strong, sturdy furniture made out of solid wood, not particle board wrapped in plastic.

  • Even if there were skullduggery, which I don't doubt myself, the statement is still the same. They ignored the warnings it was turd soup first time, got it, hated it, but tried to order it a second time thinking it'd be better. We got milquetoast instead and they then wanted the soup AGAIN and now are complaining about it again.

  • Happy Cakeday.

    It seated 8 comfortably, maybe up to 12 if you crowded a bit. It was SOLID and I regret that it probably ended up in a landfill.

  • I don't have the room for half of the furniture my mother tried to give me. She wanted me to take an old dining table that's the size of my current living room.