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Hm, can't find a chicken. Guess its steaks tonight!

Don't really see what the big deal is. Every genre of music has things that regularly show up. They have a similar feel, thats kinda what defines it as a genre. Doesn't mean every single song ever for that genre will have all of those things in it, also doesn't mean that just because it has some of those things its automatically a bad song. For every country song about beer and trucks, theres a pop song that repeats baby and oooh or goin to da club, and a rap song that sings about getting laid and making money or shooting somebody. To label any of of em as "oh they are all the same" and then go on to say how awesome X genre is, is just stupid.

Its to lower the amount of applicants to a reasonable number. Especially if there is a fairly high unemployement rate, that means companies are going to get a lot more applicants, and potentially somebody that actually does fit there way too high requirements, but since its "entry level" they'll be paid less. If nobody actually fits their reqs, they'll go through the other people that applied anyway and pick the one they like (which is what usually happens, so if you think you'd actually be a good fit, by all means apply even if you don't quite fit the requirements)

but....how did the tracker have anything to do with it? I mean I could see if the ex tried to like act like a pizza delivery guy or something and he saw that Juan was still baking it so the delivery guy couldn't possibly be there yet so he didn't open the door...but all he did was wait it out and stall for time til the pizza guy showed up. Pretty sure a pizza hut guy coulda done the same exact thing.

And then we wonder why the cashier can't figure out the correct change when we give them a $10 bill and the machine that usually does it for them is broken.

Lots of countries it isn't free. The reason for it is the same reason you see job applications with higher than possible requirements. (Need 5 years experience on a program that came out 2 years ago, etc.) To weed out the people that have any doubts about wanting to go there. They are gonna get tons of applicants anyway, and only so many can be accepted, at least this way they can lower the amount of garbage applicants so they don't have to waste a bunch of time and effort looking them over just to reject them. If a $35 application fee is really making you question whether you should even bother applying to said college, you probably shouldn't bother. You are gonna be paying thousands of dollars to get through school (whether you are paying that money or you have scholarships paying it, its still being paid one way or another) The tiny application fee should in no way be a limiting factor for you.

Then they get some other author to try to finish the series and its just such a let down :(

because "frige" wouldn't be pronounced the same as "fridge" and since its just supposed to be a shortening of the word refrigerator, your supposed to keep the pronunciation similar, even if you have to spell it a little different.

Its just a politics thing. Its all about getting the most support (funding) you can. You are gonna get more support (funding) based on how lethal the illness is, so things like asthma and diabetes, even though they are so common, don't get the support since those things alone usually don't kill people. Then you go into who the illness is affecting. Female targets get more sympathy (sexist or not, its true), which means more support (funding). Then you still have a few illnesses that fit the criteria, breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer, gynecologic cancer (ovarian, uterine, cervical, etc.) Lung cancer is out, even though its, I believe, the most common killer, but because its mostly due to smoking, harder to sympathize and donate to people that did it to themselves. Colon cancer is out because 1, it doesn't mostly target women and 2, "ew thats your butt, right?" both of which mean less potential support. So you are left with gyno or breast cancer. Lot of males don't know what the

To be fair, usually the most common non-living item people go for is photo albums. PCs these days probably have a lot more photos and important documents so it would make sense to save it

She never actually sent him any though, and could have had no intentions of sending any even if she did get a pic from some guy

Kinda hard to know what somebody in the kitchen is being paid unless you know somebody at the restaurant. Really easy to see the waiter, that you know works basically just for tips, getting stiffed. You pay them for the services they do for you. They still took your order and got you drinks and brought your food out, even if they were rude or whatever they did to be a terrible server. Quit being a cheap ass.
Not saying kitchen staff should be paid crap or anything, just saying the avg customer won't ever know what a guy in the back makes, whereas they could easily figure how much a server makes because they are getting paid right in front of them.

Pizza Math:
Proving a wide 6 inches is better than a slender 7 inches
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Seeing a lot of posts about this, but a lot of it just has to do with the context of seeing the girl. If you see her in a bikini, its most likely a public thing and she prepared for it and knew people would be seeing her in it before she even went out. If you see her in lingerie, its most likely private, which means she probably wasn't prepared for a stranger to be looking at her. (lot of underwear is also see through to some extent, which is another reason, but the above explains why even if the underwear is actually less revealing)
It's like say a person is fine with public speaking, as long as they have time to prepare and practice and everything, they'll be at ease doing it. However, out of the blue tell them they have to give a speech right then, and they'll probably freak out a bit. Even if the impromptu speech is shorter or on an easier subject (or even if the lingerie covers more than the bikini) because they weren't expecting it, they'll still freak out more about it.

No offense, but a lot of these things you CAN control. teeth=braces frizzy hair=flat iron eyes=contacts weight=less cookies. Only 2 you actually can't control (assuming the person is actually washing their face) is acne and nose.
If the person CHOOSES that its not worth doing any of those things, thats their deal and I've got no problem with it, but don't act like its some unfixable thing that they have no control over.

Well.....your diet does consist of taco bell, kinda makes sense you'd be lacking in fiber

13 sounds kinda fake or exaggerated. If she was bold enough to straight up straddle a guy on her bed, you think shes gonna wait for him to make a move?

So the girl wrote "spelt" which was really bothering me, so I had to check and make sure she didn't use it correctly before trying to correct her. Turns out this is another of those British vs American English things. American its always spelled, never spelt. While in England/Australia it can be either spelt or spelled, but most commonly its spelt.
So I suppose if she's from America, *spelled

Surprised there's no comment about being transgendered