1. Oklahoma is also lying, based on my experience.
2. In some cases these may be tremendously small samples and therefore may be highly skewed. I’d like to see the n for some of those.
3. Michigan makes me sad. And I used to live there.
(I’d have to say, right now, “heat and humidity” would be mine, or if I were being really graphic, “Back sweat”)
I won’t say I disagree so much that I’m mystified about Illinois. Why would someone choose to hate that? I mean, I don’t like string cheese, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to say I hate it, let alone to use that shared hate to try to find someone on a dating app. Or am I missing something?
It says biting string cheese. The preferred way to eat string cheese is to peel off and eat a string at a time, hence the name. Just biting off a chunk is a sin against God and nature. I had a “friend” when I was a kid who tried to lead me down that dark road by telling me that it was really called “big cheese.”
>[Society] grants moral rightness. Having the right victimhood status gives you freedom from judgment but allows you to judge others as strictly, harshly, and fiercely as you want.
I think it is a fallout of the beating he took in Linky Friday.
1. Oklahoma is also lying, based on my experience.
2. In some cases these may be tremendously small samples and therefore may be highly skewed. I’d like to see the n for some of those.
3. Michigan makes me sad. And I used to live there.
(I’d have to say, right now, “heat and humidity” would be mine, or if I were being really graphic, “Back sweat”)
Utaha. I bet it’s complicated.
I won’t say I disagree so much that I’m mystified about Illinois. Why would someone choose to hate that? I mean, I don’t like string cheese, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to say I hate it, let alone to use that shared hate to try to find someone on a dating app. Or am I missing something?
It says biting string cheese. The preferred way to eat string cheese is to peel off and eat a string at a time, hence the name. Just biting off a chunk is a sin against God and nature. I had a “friend” when I was a kid who tried to lead me down that dark road by telling me that it was really called “big cheese.”
That makes a little more sense, I guess. The few times I’ve eaten string cheese, I did peel it.
Colorado does not speak for me.
I don’t think about jellyfish much at all.
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LeeEsq with a salvo today in the Morning Recap:
>[Society] grants moral rightness. Having the right victimhood status gives you freedom from judgment but allows you to judge others as strictly, harshly, and fiercely as you want.
I think it is a fallout of the beating he took in Linky Friday.
I ate jellyfish once. I wouldn’t say I hate it, but I have no particular desire to eat it again.