If they actually implement this I will actually keep a list of the companies that do it and never use their products again. If they want people to hate them this is a great way to go about it.

Definitely the garlic bread.

It's a good thought but sometimes the monster is a monster in all meanings of the word. What I mean is that even if it looked completely normal it would still do the things a monster would do. We have...alot of real world examples of this. I know some people like it when the monster is just misunderstood and it does make a good story. However, I also like the ones where the annoying consummate pacifist yahoo character, who insists the monster is just "misunderstood" and that they are somehow better than everyone else because they can see that truth, meets the monster and then gets killed.

Nice crop. https://imgur.com/JYx0lMe

Be careful of the middle bottom one. The flash is really really bright. It's recommended that you don't look at the initial flash.

Okay the pedo-stache is a thing. Usually seen on oddballs and Majors. Of course he's out of regs too. The mustache can't go past the corners of the mouth.
The reason, if anyone cares, is so that your mask gets a good seal to your face to protect you from gas attacks, etc....

Without a doubt that's where the evergreens portion comes from. That's the problem when you make only one religion legal and enforce it . People don't give up their traditions and beliefs just because someone comes along and says it's now illegal. Then add in your enforcers are generally from the same people you can either kill large portions of your population (they did that too) or just give in and make it acceptable. Shoot half the Roman Catholic saints wouldn't have even recognized the church as an authority. But hey it's tradition. Tradition!!!

Hmm... certainly didn't help the north kept the south from industrializing.

So I misread that as Cheese tip at first and was very confused.

Transistors.

Well that did come true it just took a bit longer to get there.

Shhhhhh, nobody tell them.

Yes it will.

That's because just knowing the rules doesn't mean that a person can "instinctively" incorporate them into their interactions. It certainly doesn't help that humans are hardwired for pattern recognition. When someone doesn't meet the "standard" for "normal" social interactions that our brains are subconsciously looking for it raises all kinds of flags. Now none of this means we shouldn't be consciously making an effort to temper our instinctual responses but it does explain a little bit. Imagine being slapped, except without the pain, randomly while trying to hold a conversation with someone. It's not that you can't do it, it just takes an effort. Many just don't want, need, or care to make the effort.

Well, if you're not depending on the job for income or for room and board then an unpaid internship is a great way to gain experiences working for companies you probably wouldn't be qualified to work at otherwise. Many colleges use unpaid internships as part of the requirements for graduation. They are a great way for students to get real world on the job experience before they become reliant on their job to live. It's also a great time to learn whether or not the job is actually what you think it is and whether you actually like it. So while they're not getting paid money for the job, they do get college credit for the job.

The only issue I have is when I forget I'm watching subbed anime and look away; forgetting that I do not speak or understand Japanese.