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  • So both are wrong.

    The one on the left is too low. It needs to be, at the minimum, at about the rim.

    The one on the right is too high. You can't put a flat lid on it, and if you put a tall lid and it melts even a little, you end up with a mess on your hands. Blizzards aren't cones with drip rings (the holes in the top of the wafers, which is why they shouldn't be covered up), they're supposed to stay in the cup.

    Source: was a DQ Store Manager 20 years ago, went to DQ School (yes that's real... or at least it was).

  • I mean... a tiny bit killed Hercules...

  • The hydra's blood is incredibly poisonous, though. Hope the... goblins? Orcs?... figured that one out.

  • I'm at "iPad and enormous curved monitor connected to a laptop" so I guess I average out to upper-middle management. Which is shockingly accurate.

  • I don't feel like it is even a shipper thing. Most of the show has Lucy repulsed by Natsu and them giving the vibe that Lisanna and Natsu are a thing and she's just waiting out for when he, you know, grows up enough to actually be a partner.

  • My first read-through, I was like "are you high?!"

    Then I read it again... Erza keeps Gajeel in his place, gray and evergreen match up reasonably well in demeanor, can't say much about cana mystogan, ....I'm really not sure about natsu x juvia, elfman and kinana is good, and Lisanna and mature, humbled laxus is actually a really good pairing. Lucy and droy?

  • You misspelled Lisanna.

    I DON'T CARE IF IT'S CANON, HE SHOULD HAVE ENDED UP WITH LISANNA.

  • I think Jon would have the intelligence and humility to have very qualified, intelligent people to advise and challenge him.

    My only concern for him is he would take it very seriously, and not be able to let anything go. He would burn himself out hard in 4 years.

  • I'm no pacifist, but a post like this, implying this very specific action, is a terrible idea. Either you're serious, and broadcasting intent is incredibly stupid, or you're joking about something that will be taken very seriously.

  • If someone has to ask you a second time to repeat yourself, you should feel embarassed and apologetic, not them.

  • Held it a loooong time.

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  • Wishing someone was dead and believing that the government should have the authority to do that are two very different things, though.

  • BC seems like it has more in common with the rest of the west coast than Alberta.

  • So when slavery for non-criminals ended, they just started making more black criminals (and criminals in general).

    I don't think it's pedantic to say that slavery is still legal when there is an entire industry built around that currently legal slave labor.

  • Sometimes they need some help.

  • Pretty sure the ones at my work (only by the higher-ups and the people responsible for ordering stuff) don't have presets. So since my desk was just outside my boss' boss' door, whenever he was out I would pop in and move his desk halfway up. That way, every single time he walked in to use his desk, he'd had to move it whether he wanted to stand or sit.

    I didn't dislike him or anything. I (and every person I told to do it when they went into his office) just thought it was funny.

  • This is an open ended attempt (with some frustration) to try to under why members of the community do certain things.

    I am fine with not commenting in women-only spaces, but that is very much not what OP is trying to do. OP is venting and using a rhetorical question they don't seem to particularly want an answer to. Is that "requesting support?" Does that extend to emotional/moral support?

    I think if the OP is complaining about not following the rules and spirit of a community when posting, it seems appropriate to point out if they are violating the rules (and spirit) of the community they post it in.

  • Look, I'm not about to post comments myself in those places, but happening upon one recently after a previous post like this, I noticed how poorly the rule was displayed.

    Each post should have a stickied mod comment at the top stating commenting is for women only. Otherwise it's easy not to notice what community the post is in that you're responding to, especially on mobile.

    You can expect people to know the rules of any community before posting, or take the time to look, or whatever, but the only person you're hurting is yourself for having those expectations.

    If your community is public, the onus is on you (or rather, the mods of the community) to make it as clear as possible what the rules are, if they exclude people or go beyond "be civil."