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God help those two kids. Nothing like getting dealt two dipshit parents in the game of life.
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re: Murder/Suicide in Elmwood...
Posted by Dadren on 5/29/26 at 2:28 pm to Chad504boy
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necroknighting
Oh that is fantastic. :lol: :bow:
re: Murder/Suicide in Elmwood...
Posted by Dadren on 5/29/26 at 1:59 pm to Hangover Haven
Took half a page for this thread to turn into a poo flinging fest. Yeesh. :lol:
Look, two things can be true. Her insta-hoe-ing is probably indicative of the reality that contributed to this dude’s state of mind.
And…she 100% didn’t cause this. Because even if she let the whole neighborhood run through her, he’s still the POS that decided to kill the mother of his two girls and remove himself from their lives as well.
Look, two things can be true. Her insta-hoe-ing is probably indicative of the reality that contributed to this dude’s state of mind.
And…she 100% didn’t cause this. Because even if she let the whole neighborhood run through her, he’s still the POS that decided to kill the mother of his two girls and remove himself from their lives as well.
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My 9 y.o. Has a music teacher at school. He/she wants everyone to use her first name only. No Miss/Mr. I told my son that this is not the proper etiquette to use in the real world.
I think that’s the best way to handle that scenario.
Teacher introduces herself as Jan, I still expect my kids to caller her “Ms. Jan”.
If Ms. Jan insists the kids drop the “Ms” then they’ll do that (because that’s the respectful thing to do in this case). But “Outlier Jan” doesn’t change the general rule.
re: Do you call your children's teachers "Mrs."?
Posted by Dadren on 5/29/26 at 12:00 pm to BurningHeart
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My wife does this but I cant bring myself to put a Mrs. in front of a name especially when they're younger than me.
Definitely wouldnt do it for male teachers, just sounds a bit pansy for a man to call a younger man Mr.
None of my kids’ teachers have ever called me anything but “Mr. Dadren” unless I knew them personally. I do the same, and there is no first-name basis if the kids are around whether I know them or not.
No idea what age would have to do with any of this.
re: How is AI Going to Tell What Things Smell or Taste Like?
Posted by Dadren on 5/29/26 at 7:54 am to RanchoLaPuerto
Probably something like this.
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Kids These Days
In fairness, there have always been kids like this.
The 60 yo that has zero retirement, credit cards in collections and owes the IRS and is asking about retirement because he/she is tired of working? That was your wife’s coworker 35 years ago.
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Checks out
This is also what future societies will say when they find the buried, decaying ruins of western civilization and recover stories like.
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I was just quoting Jesus, bro.
Where in the OP did he mention that he was fasting for spiritual purposes?
Because I only see him doing that after he was asked why he’s fasting.
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You need to be hungry to remember to pray for people...
Fasting and prayer are very often done in tandem. Not just in Christianity but other faith traditions as well.
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Tesla aside it’s absolutely incredible that some of these dumbasses don’t understand how massive of a success SpaceX has been
Right?
SpaceX lowered the per pound cost of payloads by a factor of 25…that is insane. They’ve made themselves the Amazon of space flight…everyone uses them.
I don’t agree with everything he says and does but what he has done with Tesla and SpaceX is literally sci-fi. You have to be pretty childish to let your personal feelings get in the way of acknowledging that.
Even setting aside the fact that this is an abhorrent thing for a father to do in any culture, most of these “men” voted for this by refusing to stand against the Taliban while the rest of the world tried for decades to force them out.
Sometimes you only get what you’re willing to fight for. They didn’t want to fight for a proper country, and they don’t want to fight for their daughters. These “men” deserve the deepest kind of contempt and nothing else.
Sometimes you only get what you’re willing to fight for. They didn’t want to fight for a proper country, and they don’t want to fight for their daughters. These “men” deserve the deepest kind of contempt and nothing else.
re: Question for OT Parents
Posted by Dadren on 5/21/26 at 1:18 pm to SaintlyTiger88
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We both really want to be parents
In all honestly, this is really the only answer you need.
The love and wisdom will follow, trust me. More importantly, trust yourself and each other.
Here’s to you two having all the babies you want. :cheers:
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Sounds like we all need to be moving to Georgia or Indiana for a little while
I’m gonna miss Kemp after this term. Whatever you think of him, you can’t deny that he firmly believes in giving taxes back to taxpayers whenever possible.
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What is with this black obsession with Prom? Hell I'd at least somewhat understand if they did this for high school or college graduation, but Prom? Why act like this, spend what they spend......on an insignificant dance.
In the black community, being noticed is incredibly important, especially if you’re noticed for having possession of nice looking things.
Doesn’t really matter what the occasion is, how you got the things, or whether or not the things actually belong to you. You’re a person with nice things and that means something.
Obviously it’s a broken hierarchy of value but it’s deeply woven into the culture.
re: Concerns about declining birth rate and then discussions of universal basic income
Posted by Dadren on 5/20/26 at 11:24 am to weagle1999
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We are supposed to be worried about declining birth rates, and at the same time considering how to implement UBI to make up for the lower number of jobs due to AI?
I’m pretty sure that most people are concerned about one and not the other. I’ve never seen someone simultaneously hold both positions.
re: Have you noticed "low-key" is evidently Gen Z's "literally"?
Posted by Dadren on 5/19/26 at 6:29 pm to Big Scrub TX
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The entire point of the thread is they use it so much, that it basically doesn't mean that anymore.
Reading comprehension fail on my part. My bad.
I low-key need sleep.
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Too dumb to know that there is a button.
That part is somewhat forgivable IMO
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By why just stand there and watch like one dude did?
This however is not. What kind of POS does this?
re: Have you noticed "low-key" is evidently Gen Z's "literally"?
Posted by Dadren on 5/19/26 at 2:25 pm to Big Scrub TX
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Low-key just now seems to mean "I am describing the obvious reality I am seeing that is self-evident to anyone with eyes".
It’s actually the opposite.
If you say a girl is “low-key hot”, it means that most people are not observing her as being hot (perhaps because of how she dresses), but she, in fact, is hot.
ETA: I’ve never heard anyone use that phrase any other way than this.
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Here if you’re old Clavicular was in the middle of goofing off and indulging in online brain-rot behavior when a group of women showed up and stressed him out ??
Is it more effective to ignore women while humiliating and outperforming other men, rather than pretending to be a high-value ‘Chad’ to boost perceived sexual market value at a nightclub?
I fact-checked this by google half the words and this appears to be spot on. Have an upvote sir.
However, I still have no idea what in the actual flip we’re talking about. So that’s all I have to contribute to this thread.
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