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the difference between the gear shift hand and the out-the-window hand eventually become so great that any definition of "fist" can only encompass one at a time.
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This is cracking me up because Louis CK is on Netflix and he was just talking about how children are dicks.
When that happens, or when the other person is simply unwilling or unable to consider the possibility of changing their morality, I have to measure the harm done (in my judgement) by the other person's actions against the harm that would be done by my forcibly making them (not?) do whatever we disagree about, whether through physical or legal means.
I don't have the legal authority to make laws, and in my personal experience it's rarely been worth physically forcing someone to not do something that wasn't already illegal. Even when it is illegal I think it's typically best to let the law take care of it so as to avoid taking the law into my own hands, except when someone is in imminent danger or something like that. That said, other people might find themselves in circumstances justifying physical force to uphold their morality more frequently than I do.
TL;DR: Moral Relativism allows for enforcement of one's beliefs upon other people in certain circumstances, and in practice works pretty similarly to Moral Objectivism just with different reasoning.
Man the only reason people think kids are dicks is because they don't spend all their time dealing with the parents.
That is my professional opinion. Kids are occasionally super dicks, but it's surprisingly rare.
Fuck me, I'll never finish them all.
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I agree with most of this review:
http://jacobinmag.com/2012/08/debt-the-first-500-pages/
But that aside. It's funny to go back and read the late 1990s/early 2000s back-and-forths between Delong et al and the anthro bunch, because the panic then was all about free trade and globalization and Mexico has conspicuously failed to either collapse or emerge into glorious wealth. Nobody really went for the "yes, it'll work and create growth, but Carlos Slim will capture all of it" prediction.
I"m gonna miss him
which game?
unless there's some weird definition of that in which case I'm not that.
Do you need to poop? Can you pretend to need to poop?
Taking their catmmunion, reading catechism.
that's a bit like sneaking off to poop whenever you need to scratch your nose.
it's not really gonna work out.
I just wait until no one's in the room, which is often.
I'd need to pretend to do it every two minutes and I think he would suspect some kind of cancer pretty fast.
Dogs are very religious, too. They are decidedly catholic in their diet.
(triple pun score?)
@japan
yesssssssssssssss
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- favorite pizza delivered with favorite topping
- garlic knots
- pink cake my wife brought me for being so queer
this pizza needs to hurry up so I can eat my queer cake
Pid, a pretty good puzzle platformer by some swedish chaps.
It has a 62 metacritic rating because gamers these days can't deal with difficulty.
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Oh god this sounds amazing in every way
I need to call the president and see what the holdup is.
I would have tried some anchovies, but I hafta share.
So just sliced italian sausage and onions. Which this place does like a boss' boss.
And garlic knots. Soooo delicious. But they always make me wistful of New York, making me think of being back there.
Please respond in the form of an uncharitable generalization.
Anchovies are something I always hesitate to recommend because unless you reeeeeealy like them, you hate them. And most people are the latter.
But I am jealous of your pizza and garlic and fancy alphabet cake.
they uh...
all pastry chefs are gay?
I dunno. I'm not on the top of my game today.
Texas is closer than Cali. The cake dispensary is in in Virginia, probably.
Yours is on the train, on its way.
It's actually not all that bad. Not really my cup of tea but it's actually pretty good in the way we do when we make homemade pizza. Just enough that there isn't too much anchovy in the taste.
You would be more jealous if you had ever had this pizza.
It's some serious shit.
I don't actually really like cake >.>
I am the worst queer ever.
I've always heard they were particularly dogmatic.
Haven't decided what I'm going to do yet. Did that tomato soup chocolate cake before.
booooo!
is sir interested?
something that represents my sexual leanings?
(not super good, full of alcohol, and kind of desperate to be eaten)
Mine are queer cupcakes, and pink, and from a cupcake boutique, which makes them triple queer or something.
Exponentially queer.
Should I send you queer donuts or something? Queer sopapillas? Queer petit-fours (queer is probably redundant here)?
*snort*
*glasses shove*
Blister popping is never all that great because there's not a ton of internal pressure, the fluid is clear and the pocket is shallow. But by all means, hit me.