One of my professors had an AI policy. Using AI for an outline or to find resources was okay, as long as it was cited with the exact prompt used. I think having rules for how to use AI on her assignments actually cut down on use compared to professors who outright banned it.
My cat buried her nose into my elbow the first time I held her, and she still does that over a decade later. I hope you have many many years of oddly placed nose-presses
He also thinks he’s the only one who can bring peace because he was nominated for the Nobel Peace prize. He’s still chasing that high
When I was a kid there was a big lawsuit about a brain dead woman whose husband wanted to take her off life support, but her parents didn’t. Fifteen years passed from the time she went into a coma to when she was finally allowed to die.
That was only twenty years ago
Right? Most kids are easily influenced, that’s a big part of being a child. The fact that this dude had no interest in being in Guy’s life probably had the highest influence on how he developed. Because the “I didn’t choose to be born” line says more about his parents than him, I feel
Maybe, but a couple months ago Trump made an executive order about reducing the cost of IVF. I’m sure some of that is Musk’s influence, because AFAIK all of his kids are IVF babies
It helps to have a “script” for interactions. Small talk is often the same formula of topics repeated in different situations. Learn to ask questions, but have answers to those same questions ready if you are asked. Don’t get too personal or deep with it, small talk is meant to be pleasant but shallow.
Oh boy. I totally skipped over the white part lol.
I agree with you. I guess some of what I said will hold true for white Americans, but may be more generically Southern than white
I grew up in the south.
Sunday dress was a thing. Modern day, it may not have been as special because you didn’t wear the same two outfits all year. But it’s still different from funeral and wedding attire.
Sunday meals were special too. Maybe we didn’t always go out for food after church, but guarantee there was BBQ involved. If not BBQ, then fried, and/or with a salad filled with carbs and mayo.
Uh, speaking of Sunday, you could say being a Christian is a big cultural thing. My family rebelled a bit, we were Catholic.
Don’t bother Daddy while he’s watching his sports. Don’t put more work on mommy (no dirty clothes, keep your shoes clean). Mowing the lawn takes all day because we live in the boonies (or you don’t have a lawn because you live in a triplex).
All holidays are Christian. And you spend them with extended family.
Supreme Court, Regretfully, of the United States
The crazy thing about using that act is that I hadn’t heard of Venezuelan migrants specifically being criminal masterminds or even Tren de Aragua until Trump was in office this year. Just like I hadn’t heard much about ms13 until Trump’s first term. (I had heard of them but not nearly as much as after he talked about them in a speech)
So how can he declare Venezuela an enemy if the actions he was focusing on weren’t even national news until he pushed the narrative?
I actually bought a brightly colored vehicle specifically because I can never remember where I parked
Are you in Europe? Might be Parethelcus pollinarius going off the projection under its front leg.
It’s on Chewy for $120 and at Walmart for half that lol
I prefer my method of awkwardly shuffling away once everyone’s attention is elsewhere. Bonus points if it’s a party in my own house
Not defending it, but it’s supposed to be a copy of the one that was carved out of wood by a chainsaw. So this one looks terrible, but the first one did too lol
I like savory oats. I usually add chili crisp, sometimes furikake instead. I also like to add kimchi or Chinese pickles, and some lightly fried tofu. Sometimes I’ll take the time to make it like yachae juk
Months later you remember that it’s in the gun safe in a drawer you don’t use.
Just have to find the key now…
Privacy has been a big issue upheld by courts in Montana. Recently an anti-trans law failed because parents made a point to say they were losing the freedom to make decisions for their children. I don’t know where the republican brains went with that, but that law completely floundered when it came time to vote.
I judge the Gadsden flag when I see it on vehicles (MT is the only “northern” state that has a license plate with it), but people in Montana generally do care about privacy much more than than hurting the outgroup
I think both you and your pastor are operating at a disadvantage if you are arguing about this from any translation of the Bible. Things have been changed between translations to serve certain interests, and I am saying that as someone who was raised Catholic in the South where the King James Bible was popular. Even going from Old to modern English in the Catholic Bible took away some ambiguity in the verses.
The main reason I bring that up is that, well, I don’t know if you feel this way but I was taught that Judaism is the predecessor to Christianity. And with that, why not look to how some of their texts are written to gain a broader idea of how gender is viewed by the Abrahamic God? Look up “gender” in the Talmud