I had a man at my work say "I'll take some of that water!" And pointed at the sanitizing bleach water. I told him "oh you don't want any of that water it has bleach in it" and his response was "I don't mind as long as you're the one taking me to the hospital ;)". His pick-up line was practically "I'll drink bleach if you take me to the hospital"

Culture is meant to be shared, if you want to paint Sugar skulls on your face or wear bindi's, do what you want. I've never seen a case of "cultural appropriation" where the person was being disrespectful to the culture, so there's no point in being hateful towards people who enjoy your culture. Share your culture, let others enjoy it just as you do, don't hoard it to yourself just for the sake of "but it's mine! I don't want them to have it!"

Because kids are gross. op cums on his bed, this kid licks mystery stains, nasty kids.

Do they really look like that? That picture almost looks like a neon green photoshopped owl!

I have to agree, I really dislike being asked out or complimented anymore because there have been men who's reactions are unpredictable when they are rejected. I'm not rude, I just tell them the truth "I'm very sorry I'm already taken", yet there was a man that looked like he was about to spit in my face, and a man who's reaction made me feel like he was going to show up to my work again and hurt me. I don't want to be asked out because I'm afraid of how they will react. I know not everyone behaves like this, but reactions like these just make you want to avoid these situations all together. I don't mean only men are like this either, I know for sure women could act pretty volitile in these situations as well, which may make you afraid of how other women may react when rejected.

Not only is there no urgency, but everyone is much happier by doing what best suits them. There's nothing unfortunate about women feeling they don't want children. What's unfortunate is a woman pressured into motherhood because it's what is expected, even if she feels unfit or has no desire to be a mother, simply because the "she's a woman and therefore needs to be a mother, she'd be happier with children" mindset. It's an unfortunate situation for the mother and the child. If someone decides not to have children, whether an individual or a couple, respect their decision it's probably what's best for them and the would-be children.

Damn thats pretty nice especially the conference thing. Near finals week shit hits the fan, we have a nap room but we need a crying room Instead.

Most petstore pets are still found in the wild, chinchillas, ferrets, sugar gliders, hamsters, guinea pigs, and of course all their reptiles, amphibians, and fish all still have natural habitats (besides those geneticly modified glow fish). Though some habitas are small, very localized, sometimes nearly destroyed, and some species of ferrets even lost all wild members but have since been reintroduce back into the wild and are thriving. Pretty much all pets still have some wild family members out there. And most pets were not really bred for their cute traits such as dogs are, their domestic and wild appearances are the same. The only reason they wouldn't survive in the wild is because they are bred in captivity and don't know how. But believe me a cute little guinea or hamster can definitely survive in the wild, they're tougher than they look... Or at least good at running away.

Many times they have teachers aides, usually grad students to grade the work, and Sometimes professors are unrealistic assholes. I had a professor that announced we had homework the morning of class, due that day, annouced at 7 am due at 11am. She was pissed when like 5 students had done it. Most of the class didnt even realize she had announced the homework as they were still asleep or in other classes. She very reluctantly allowed us to make it up, but only with a hit of -30% to the score.

Of course, the teacher probably didn't make the worksheet and misread what the question was actually asking. I don't think they intentionally counted it wrong just because it wasn't "their answer", but counted it wrong because they skimmed the question and thought it asked for something else. I bet if it was brought to their attention they'd give the kid points, heck I'd give him extra credit for paying more attention to the question than i did!

I'd like to add to the list: ring size
That way in case you need it when buying a gift, and so you don't spoil the surprise if you plan on proposing with a ring that already fits. It may also save you some money as some rings or jewelers will charge to resize a ring if you got it wrong.

Well I'm sure they understand the material it's just simple fractions, but they're probably just following the curriculum and are even too lazy to make their own worksheets. And apparently too lazy to read them thoroughly before giving it to their students as well.

Its not really limited thinking it was probably just a mistake. The teacher likely didn't make the worksheet and didnt read the question properly, they then graded the answer on what they thought the question asked for. That's why the teachers answer doesn't make sense as a possible answer, but the teachers answer is based off what they thought the question asked, as they likely skimmed over it. The kids answer was right according to what the question really asked, but it was counted wrong likely because of a simple mistake, not because they are trying to limit this childs thinking.

Its possible they knew to drown her in the tank as well, knowing any evidence left on her would be destroyed. They also didn't show up on any sort of security footage, if an employee is the killer they must have planned this. I'm not sure what kind of security cameras they have in the hotel, but you'd think they would have cameras in hallways and stairwells at least. Just footage of the stairwell or maybe a hallway would have shown what really happened.

Oh I don't mean the killer had intentions to kill her when high, its possible the employees actions when high caused her death. Such as being caught up in each others paranoia, the employee helped her to the roof by unlocking the stairwell and disarming the alarm. I don't believe finger prints really remain on anything if submerged or some other foreinsic substances either. I think thats why its considered near impossible for cases to be solved if the body is in water for a certain period of time.