Just a small loan

I've been studying vampirism since 1343, and I've found nothing to indicate that it has anything to do with genetics. It seems to exclusively spread through the venom/saliva of said vampires.

As for the length of my study, Steve Irwin may have taught you that in order to learn about something, you'll have to get a few bites.

Christimas falls around a general winter solstice holiday for basically every civilization. That's what makes it so easy to "just slide into those celebrations". In fact, (if I recall correctly) Christmas became more Christian centric because it adopted it from older religions in order to seem more friendly to outsiders.

It's mostly a social thing nowadays. It's a decent indicator that they're blind without awkward questions.

Flirting isn't cheating. It's just talking. It's only cheating when flirting turns more extreme.

You can buy more ethically sourced things and minimize your usage of unethically sourced things. I don't understand your logic. "We can only save 1000 of the 1,000,000 kids, so it's not worth saving any of them." Just because you can't do it all doesn't mean you can't do some. It sounds like you're making justifications for your bad habits in an attempt to make them seem normal. Like the obese person blaming their genetics.

Don't call this "sick". Nemo almost died!

There are competitive markets everywhere. For each of those 100 companies, you could very likely find an alternative for most of them. You don't have to stop using all of them to be effective. Even not using one of those companies is better than using all of them.

Bonus: Ink cartridges cost pennies to make and are sold for upwards of $50-100. Not completely relevant, but I felt the urge to share it.

I can assure you that it's not worth seeing.

I'll have to get some movie food tonight. I like to eat japanese or something when I watch a movie lol.

A song about some guy trying to get deep. Fitting.

Maybe. I have no idea how to start a career in it even though I've been doing it almost daily for the past 7 years or so. I actually did code daily for an entire year when I finally got the chance to.

To paraphrase what I was once told, "If you only compliment their colors, then they'll never fix their anatomy or shading."

I find it mildly insulting that you consider artists too much like children to critique. As though they'll cry like a baby and quit just because someone said they did something wrong. I've had my "masterpieces" ripped to shred because of too small elbows, the wrong angle of hair, the shadow of the nose, the lack of curve for the adam's apple in the neck, a poor cupid's bow, and numerous other things. But I didn't rage quit and never draw again. I started a new piece. And every one of the flaws they pointed out made my next work better. You don't get better from being told your work is perfect or "It's amazing but...".

You get better by "This is wrong because of this, that is wrong because of that, that, this, that, and those. Overall, it's pretty good. Keep it up."

You seem to not quite understand that I was saying that the biggest number doesn't exist. Thanks for dumbing down what I already said.