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In the holidays I got to spend some quality time with surviving grandparents, spending many an hour discussing their lives and what life was like back then. Now I'm nostalgic for a country that no longer exists.
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Yugoslavia, I take it?Now I'm nostalgic for a country that no longer exists.
My last remaining grandparent is 102, and hanging on by a thread. Every time I talk to her, she says "I can't believe what's happening in this country!".In the holidays I got to spend some quality time with surviving grandparents, spending many an hour discussing their lives and what life was like back then. Now I'm nostalgic for a country that no longer exists.
Treasure those moments. When those old people share their memories, this is a moment to enrich yourself that you are a moron if you ignore it.In the holidays I got to spend some quality time with surviving grandparents, spending many an hour discussing their lives and what life was like back then. Now I'm nostalgic for a country that no longer exists.
Society has a lot of double standards that I don't completely understand. Here's one example: the N word. Black people can say "nigga," but it's a problem when another ethnicity say it, even when they're reciting/singing lyrics that HAVE that word on it. If you don't want people to say it, lead by example.I dislike phrases that single out a gender or sex and apply a common sense standard, because it gives the impression (to some) that breaking that rule is less condemnable when done to the other group. Logically that's not the case, but humans are not logical.
So it should be "you should not hit anyone": you don't hit men, you don't hit women,
Most of them don't really give a shit unless it's used in a seriously vitriolic context (as in threatening to kill someone and calling them a nigger.) The faux offense that's taken is all about control; knowing that if someone who isn't black (pretty much just white people though, let's be real) says it then they have a free pass from society at large to act like a savage at worst and to also be seen as a poor little victim. The relatively recent push to act like "nigga" is also on par with "nigger" is just capitalizing on all of this.Society has a lot of double standards that I don't completely understand. Here's one example: the N word. Black people can say "nigga," but it's a problem when another ethnicity say it, even when they're reciting/singing lyrics that HAVE that word on it. If you don't want people to say it, lead by example.
I made a post about my feelings on it if you care to read about it. I don't want to repeat myself if I don't have to.Most of them don't really give a shit unless it's used in a seriously vitriolic context (as in threatening to kill someone and calling them a nigger.) The faux offense that's taken is all about control; knowing that if someone who isn't black (pretty much just white people though, let's be real) says it then they have a free pass from society at large to act like a savage at worst and to also be seen as a poor little victim. The relatively recent push to act like "nigga" is also on par with "nigger" is just capitalizing on all of this.
I put in 5% of my $50,000 salary every pay period and didn't think about it until I had to roll it over a few years later and somehow there was $8000 in there?????????
...because advising is... not their job?????
You lose one thing, you find it, then you lose ANOTHER thing in the process. I hate that. Thank God for Find My.Yesterday, I took out the trash, and when I came back inside I didn't have my cellphone!
I spent a sweaty hour sifting garbage uselessly.
Once I sat down, and pulled up google find my device, IT SAID IT WAS INSIDE THE HOUSE.
It was dropped in a pile of boots by the front door.![]()