writes boinkydoinkers in her notebook of words to use in the future

Yeah I am definitely pretty much the same. For example much like the article mentioned, I have difficult time tuning out background music during conversations, which sucks boinkydoinkers. I think it definitely played into my childhood obsessions with comics, books, legos and video games.

It's kind of amazing though how much you need to fight other people to let them give some peace, even people I've known for a long time.

wow i was literally that kid except it was my game boy

i still have tons of sensory crap and feel guilty about using headphones w/ music a ton for sensory management

as opposed to incels only haha nice

thanks

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boss battle

OH JEEZ

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jstpst is ankles only

this is so sad can we bring back the Lenin Peace Prize

It's been a while since I have followed Swedish media but I can imagine!

Reading articles about drama from your home country is always weird. This was everything they talked about on the news for a while.

thanks for this, id heard about it but this was the first article i read and it did a thorough job

if you post "kill all men" that's the fastest and easiest way to delete facebook.

No problem! You might enjoy the author's blog as well: http://mcmansionhell.com.

This is so true. Thank you for sharing!

I sometimes use the even more indirect method of finding books on topic and then downloading them on libgen.

More and more if I'm searching for help with anything I just use google but limited to site:reddit.com because that's the only way to find actual help topics any more instead of just fucking ads and blogspam

My late commentary: honestly I kinda agree with the teens that using Google for research is a pain. IDK but I feel like there's some glut of irrelevancy that has been creeping up there with bad info driving out good in the search results. Increasingly it feels like a weird yet quite powerful Unix tool, controlled with a text string and adjusting a lot based on the results. I hope better stuff comes along.

In a perfect world we wouldn't have needed to play with toy bombs at all but it's been a rough year. I wish there had been a better place to do it from the dog's perspective. It sucks being a dog no matter how nice your people are.

I'm not beating myself up over it because we were one of many, many neighbours making our poor next-door-dog's life a living hell, but I am passing along what their person told me as calmly and objectively as they were able to.

There are also thunder blankets and other non-med things that help, but I'm not responsible enough to take care of a dog so I don't know all the details.

yeah, i have a dog too and he hates fireworks. when i say "in the sticks" i mean miles from any building. still probably spooks some deer and opossums but i'm less worried about nature than domesticated animals that can't survive without humans.

Since they're toy bombs anyway, we did a bunch of riot/revolution LARPing this year and had a lot of fun, but it wasn't fun for neighbourhood dogs. :(

I like the idea of a shooting range type place that had a reasonable or no fee where people could go to play with them.

A lot of dogs have to be on meds on the 4th so it's a good idea to let their people know if you have leftovers and want to play with them on the 5th if that's legal in your area. The dog's people need to know how long the meds are necessary.

DISGUSTING!!!!!

No wonder the people who volunteer to use themselves as human shields to protect me from misogyny on the internet don't feel safe being themselves around me.

Apologies for slurping my coffee while I wake up.

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I just don't like pride at this point