i don't know a thing about cars, but if someone would offer to take me or go with me i'd definitely choose that over shopping

i'm not a scientist, but i'm pretty sure it's probably feeding its foal..?

..oh.

or arrested

I wrote it right though?

that's what I was saying, you really got lucky and I'm glad for you. our teacher was the kid of person who made you write down everything he said (usually up to like 6-8 pages) and then without no explaining whatsoever we needed to learn it at home by ourselves. and even if we asked question he always answered with "you have to know this already" and I never quite grasped his logic, because I can't know something I'm just studying (hah, barely). but there was a time I really liked, being the only time we had to search up a particular topic he told us and I've gotten one of my most favorite ones. that was the time I was diligently working on an assignment and then guess what? he never collected it.

..yeah. i know. and by the way, sorry for misunderstanding the situation.. it may be that i was just looking at the problem by a perspective that wasn't the same as yours. i do agree with you though.

i love cats because they are tiny bitter *ssholes - like me

also how do you not see the difference between a sphynx and a ragdoll

story time: i have a 32 year old sister who has 3 kids and honestly.. her parenting is a mess. his son is the literal example on this topic that if you don't teach or motivate your kid to read - they won't. and what's the worst? she's so stubborn she never lets me help her. i try to get her kids to read, not just to play minecraft (okay, well that's not a bad thing, but only if they don't do that all the time) or watch videos that doesn't make sense even for someone as open minded as me, and she just shuts me down, saying that i should not be telling them what to do, but she never makes them study until there's a big test. it's incredibly annoying because reading is a must-do, there's stuff written everywhere and if they don't read, their life is going to be just about the same as when you buy some kind of ikea furniture and you don't read the instruction (because you know them, oh yes you do) and then end up f*cking it up - like those tests and classes they never study for.

exactly.

dang, i almost got real sad real fast

don't want to stand in the middle of the debate, but in my opinion (!) both of you are right. an educator should be encouraging and inspiring kids to read, but it's all the kids' choice to act on it. i mean if i know that i'm not exactly and expert in reading and my teacher says so - or at least hints on it -, then shouldn't i know better and practice at home? though some of those kids do need to be pushed, others may move better at their own pace.

no, it's a theory developed by charles darwin, otherwise known as "darwinism". the name of the movie is "automata", though.

going to a nightclub doesn't necessarily make you an irresponsible person as long as you don't get yourself wasted - alone.

not twisting my hair into a towel has definitely helped my hair in the case of frizz and breakage but i guess it depends? but conditioning it and using a wide-toothed comb is definitely a must-use.