Yeah, that feels like a perk to me.

Thank you for wearing a mask.

You can also use a pumice stone to wear them off as they develop so they never get to razor blade level.

Idk, I’d like to start the year over too.

Omg. I’ll never disrespect the tiktok and k-pop kids again. !!
And also, seriously, whatever you do for pleasure that doesn’t hurt others, let’s have more.

If you haven’t listened to the video Derek Chauvin filmed of Cooper calling the police, you should. It is so disturbing. She knew exactly what she was doing. I heard it on the radio, without seeing the video and it was just so chilling.

This is probably about Amy Cooper, who was walking her dog in Central Park when a man who was bird watching asked her to leash her dog (as was required in the area). She refused and had a fit telling him that she would call the police and tell them there was an African American man threatening her. She calls the police and suddenly is breaking down sobbing about the black man threatening her all the will choking her dog as she drags it around. But the man she was threatening was recording the whole thing and it’s pretty horrifying. It sorta went viral and she lost her job and her dog over the matter.

Oh! Because we think that planned parenthood is all about abortion and disregard the life-saving health services it provides (predominantly impoverished) women!
I could probably enjoy the joke if it weren’t that so many people really believe that.

I had the same question. I guess it means go back to 10%

Scorpio fish?

Pufferfish?

I notice they are slightly different, and I imagine the Japanese version uses the traditional character, whereas most who speak Chinese use simplified characters. Simplified Chinese was introduced in the 1950s. I think the borrowed characters that the Japanese use are all traditional Chinese characters. (Also used in Taiwan)

Yeah. They share some characters. So in this case the first character (黑 hei in Chinese) is the part of the word that describes black specifically (which is the part that is written the same) and the second character (色 se) is what describes it as a color (e.g. red is 红色，Hong se; blue is 蓝，lan se; etc). I imagine it is the same for Japanese.
I am fascinated by these shared characters that are written the same but sound different.