Also The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website
Frame it with an engraving telling the story. That’s an awesome piece of history to have, but you would definitely need to display it in some way that immediately communicates “this is historical”.
Breathalyzers notoriously break all the time, plus the person could be loaded up on prescription pills or something instead.
“We replaced so much of him that Cigna is arguing that he’s no longer the individual they insured.”
Oh yeah, so it’s just junk.
If it were actually from WWII, I’d say there’s no reason not to hold on to a piece of history, but if it’s just neo-nazi garbage? I agree with the others saying modify it or toss it.
The soulsborne games are a legitimately effective way to build tenacity.
We desperately need it if we want reasonable candidates again.
Is this not a Narnia movie? I just assumed.
Exactly. I was just using the conservative side as my example because the post topic was already covering the progressive side.
Hint: This one doesn’t actually require outside knowledge. It might click if you re-read it.
Hint: try reading the meme again. It doesn’t take outside knowledge, lol
This is the current state of US politics - it’s more about who you’re against than who you’re for, and I firmly believe this is the reason why no scandals seem to matter anymore.
On the conservative side, they get a steady stream of content telling them how horrible Biden and the Democrats are, so anyone with a heartbeat and an ® next to their name is fine. It’s probably how Trump of all people became the party leader.
Haha, there was that, the dijon mustard thing, and of course the tan suit.
Pretty much whenever they were running stories like that, I felt pretty confident that everything was ok.
Ha, no worries. I was on reddit for long enough to pick up on this.
If you haven’t checked out that section of IKEA, it’s pretty great. The aircrafts take ages to build though.
If it makes it easier, you can tell steam to use the Xbox layout for whatever controller you use. My PS4 and 3rd party switch controllers are all “Xbox controllers” to steam so that I don’t get confused.
A lot of ND folks have some specific sensory issue that overstimulates them, and overhead lights are a common visual one. (A common auditory one might be ambient noise like traffic, and a tactile one might be the feeling of certain fabrics on their skin).
Happens to me too.
On steam, I have every controller that I might use mapped to the Xbox layout, just so that I don’t have to change my muscle memory.
Tenacity is a crucial skill to develop, and not everybody figures that out.
Children are great at it, because they’re constantly learning to do everything and are expected to be beginners, but at a certain point for many adults, failing at something new challenges their self-image/self-worth, so they just find reasons to avoid developing skills altogether.
Learning how to fail is a necessary step on the way to mastering anything.