We all do it 3 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
I sit like that when I get too tired to sit up properly. It's the closest thing I have to lying down while writing.
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Well, this explains something 37 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Well, I prefer typing on the computer over actual writing just because it's so much faster and doesn't slow me down as much. But one of my favorite things in the world is an empty notebook, clean of any writing, drawings, marks, or anything.
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Well when you put it that way 9 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Well, there is such a thing as a pocketknife. I would carry one around if I wouldn't get arrested for bringing one to school.
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Burned 13 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
I dunno. Maybe if men didn't make comments like that so often, then it'd have more of an effect.
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Give this woman a cookie! 24 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
I think most feminists are smart. As in FEMINISTS feminists, actual feminists. Not the women who refuse to shave and wear flannels and think all men are rapists and that women are better than men, those are sexists. True feminists just want equality between men and women, and I think most real feminists are smart.
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Well, this explains something 37 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Alright, alright. I'll let you have this one. :) BUT UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.
However, I totally understand the cute writing thing. I'm a girl and pretty much every other girl in my class has this cutesy, bubbly handwriting that they somehow all learned. . . . I mean, I don't even know how they do it. Did they teach lessons in kindergarten or something? Anyways, I don't usually feel upset by it though. I feel unique and like a special individual . . . the Chosen One, if you will. If anything, the handwriting annoys me.
However, I totally understand the cute writing thing. I'm a girl and pretty much every other girl in my class has this cutesy, bubbly handwriting that they somehow all learned. . . . I mean, I don't even know how they do it. Did they teach lessons in kindergarten or something? Anyways, I don't usually feel upset by it though. I feel unique and like a special individual . . . the Chosen One, if you will. If anything, the handwriting annoys me.
Well, this explains something 37 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Yeah, bullshit. 1.) You can write fast and have good handwriting (like myself, for example). 2.) You can have bad handwriting and write slow (like some of my classmates). 3.) You can have a fast thought process and write slow. After all, you're not necessarily writing down what's going on in your brain and you can be thinking while copying notes from the board or something. 4.) You can have a slow thought process and write fast. Don't we all want to finish our work a bit earlier, so we write faster? That doesn't mean we're any smarter. 5.) This, while it does make sense, does not apply to everyone. It's mostly bullshit.
The most underrated scene in the movie 20 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Good point. But I was still surprised that they ignored it and they went on to talk about shallower, albeit funnier, scenes of the movie.
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Give this woman a cookie! 24 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Okay, I'd like to point something out: while it definitely isn't as bad in first-world countries for women as it is in other places, that doesn't mean we shouldn't ignore the problems that we have completely. 1.) Yes, I like wearing makeup and dressing up but I DO feel pressured to look a certain way and act a certain way as a woman and I feel insecure and unconfident if I don't fulfill those expectations (and I usually don't). 2.) I have felt threatened and judged because of my gender so many times. There are so many sexist boys at my school. And I do feel threatened as a woman if someone is looking at me in a certain way that's just bad. I live in a less than ideal area and I see a lot of weird guys on a daily basis who have done who knows what. 3.) Obviously I haven't created these problems, they just happen. 4.) I do believe we should focus on issues like the Taliban excluding women's right to education first, that doesn't mean we should write them off as unimportant.
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Bad luck planet 9 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Yes. He was also Gaia's husband and son and they were the parents of the first Titans.
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Release the quacken 18 comments
Unbelievable facts 12 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
I actually liked the last one. The baby is placed back into nature and becomes a part of it. I mean, it's basically like burying someone, but without all the fuss of a coffin.
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Bad luck planet 9 comments
If provoked by a mountain lion 2 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Actually if a mountain lion is about to attack you (but hasn't actually launched itself at you and is just about to), then you should scream and throw your arms up above your head to make yourself look bigger and wave them around. My mother was attacked by a mountain lion when she was a few weeks pregnant with me and this is exactly how she scared it off.
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Hoe far would you go to avoid a ticket? 12 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Yes, because the cop would go back to his partner as opposed to getting out his gun and arresting the guy right then and there.
True Story. 4 comments
Users With Stars 49 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
For that to be possible, you'd need the entire population to be made of kittens and Ghandi with puppies taking the lead. The only time anything bad ever happens is when the kittens hack up some hair balls and the puppies poo everywhere.
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Users With Stars 49 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
Well, I'm from the U.S. too and, to me, it sucks. I can't wait to get out of here.
However, I do love pancakes and maple syrup, though I prefer basketball over hockey.
However, I do love pancakes and maple syrup, though I prefer basketball over hockey.
Glad they're alright 15 comments
whocares
· 11 years ago
That's happened with a couple plates of mine, they've just randomly exploded in the microwave. I'm sure there's some logical, scientific explanation to it, but I don't feel like investigating.
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Also, don't tell me what I would and wouldn't have said. Clearly you know nothing about what I would do seeing as both your assumptions were wrong.
Anyways, crunching on fresh snow does also have a certain appeal to it that just can't really be described, but I hardly think that makes me sadistic. Though I do like it fresh rather than spotted with footprints.
Anyways, concerning the freshly laid snow in relations with the notebooks, wouldn't one who writes or draws or scribbles be one to stamp in the snow while someone who enjoys a blank page would be the one to leave the snow alone?