 Friends         | https://theweeklyknob.com/ https://medium.com/unsolicited-bloggings  Aura: Right, look, I know about "clickbait" And yes, I'm looking into the cards reading process more than looking for a reading But you can't expect me to ignore a video with "Aquarius - Delicate Domination!" as the title I'm risking the wrath of the algorithm for this one View all 4 posts  Aura: lol, bit too late, but thanks I noticed YT is pretty responsive anyway. Kyle will change it all back to Friday Night Funckin' playthroughs by the time he goes to bed anyway. I understand watching gameplay videos, but gameplay of timing games? What's fun about "can he hit the arrow correctly"? Might as well watch someone play a cookie clicker... Aura: Mom "[..] the Germans are suspicious of the arsenicum vaccine" Me: "I'm sorry, what?" Mom "The arsenicum vaccine" Me "......AstraZeneca?" Mom "....yeah, that"  Malty_: Nothing like feeling a gush and waddling to the bathroom with hope of no spillage and dread about what if there is 🙃 Aura: I once read a rant by a research psychologist that clinical psychology made no tangible contribution to the field of psychology because of self-selecting samples skewing any sort of conclusion. And while he made some fair points, I had to disagree. Because the very basis of the scientific method states that all research starts with an observation. The observation is what will formulate your question. If you can't formulate a good question, the answer you're left with is "42" Observations are made "in the real world" not "in a lab". Dismissing decades,even centuries of observations, for whatever reason, is by definition unscientific. If you don't agree with the conclusions people have pulled out of those observations, the correct response is not to dismiss them, the correct response is to formulate a better question. Aura: If you look at the grand scale, alchemists are directly responsible for the atomic bomb. It's the idea (or obsession, depends who you ask) that one element could be transformed into an other by some form of human manipulation, that led to our knowledge of atoms and their inevitable splitting and eventual fusion. Aura: way back, my first algebra teacher taught us to "not fear x" and show it just meant "variable" by using all sorts of symbols in the problems. We'd solve things like 5+2=12 As a reslut I didn't even notice when the problem was 14x=4x+190, calculate q Aura: (the x was a mistake, economics uses q for break even calculations, this is a math professor lol) Aura: As an out and proud nerd in class I've often wondered about people who never offer an answer: are you afraid to look stupid, or are you afraid to look smart?  RochelleRochelle: Both. I've sat and not answered to let others answer, or to avoid being a note taker/group leader/study partner when I feel anti people and overwhelmed. View all 6 posts  Rice Rice Baby: I take pics with no filter these days because I came to love and embrace these dark spots that I called them freckles and tag skin and I just like to show it off, and yet Wire lowered the resolution and it doesn't even show it on my pic and make me look like those filter human sex doll Rice Rice Baby: Also, I love your hair so much. I wish I waited to go to my hair dresser in the morning instead of cutting it on my own at midnight. Sighs Aura: "[...] if you want someone to move in, leave a space in your closet" Yeeeeaaaaaah I mean I can create some space? but my wardrobe has gaseous qualities. It will expand to fill all available space. Aura:  I made sure she took her phone, I made sure the thing wasn't on silent (which took some googling because fuck apple) and she's still not picking up! Aura: the power was out all morning, and then it took me 30 minutes to get all the things on the office network to play together nicely. WITHOUT A ADMIN PROFILE. Imma fire our IT guy. Because this is fucking bullshit. Aura: Can I just admit to how happy I am I didn't decide to do law? I mean, I still have to take some law, I just can't imagine getting that sort of thing for 4 hours every day  Aura: I've been told I stand out. Not something I want, went awake since 3 am and yawning up a storm lol. "No, I swear it's not boring" Aura: Kyle: Our internet is not THAT bad. If I play right next to the modem, and it's not too busy, I can get a solid 50 ping  He sounds like he knows what he's talking about. Aura: "Can I get <thing>?" *glances at clock* "Can you make it in 10 minutes?" "...Perhaps better tomorrow..." "I will be happy to have it ready for you tomorrow." My dudes, I'm proud to say I gave my first (soft) no to a client.  Aura: ....I have too much to wear.... ....again.... So I'm tying to clean up just a little bit before sticking it in the washing machine. Kyle: Awww you used to wear that dress all the time. Dude, you're not helping Aura: They've been working on "technical difficulties" for 40 minutes now. I got so bored I redid my phoenix with flaming feathers  View all 4 posts Aura: Oh no. Nothing as professional like that. I only work in found assets. This is a combination of a little bit of paint 3D to adjust the color of the bird silhouette and photoscape (which is opensource)  Sphered_Root: Okay. You should look into Gimp, its a good alternative. I use Corel, its not a bad program. Aura: -- "Would you rather have a partner who is good in the kitchen, or good in the bedroom" -- "Why are those mutually exclusive?" that was, of course, the only acceptable answer. View all 11 posts Aura: Hm, strange, because usually men don't mind taking you out to have someone else cook for you.... RochelleRochelle in reply to Aura: No, no. I mean I feel shallow choosing between a man's cooking or sex skills. Some men don't mind having another man please you either. I have yet to meet any of these men in real life. Sadly. |
overrated, but again, not statistically relevant.
I suppose I could take a break for lunch