Hey, burnt offerings were made to the gods of old, right?

Avocados aren’t supposed to be sweet. I can’t do dairy, so sometimes I’ll use avocado to get that creaminess I’m looking for, but my favorite way to eat them is in guacamole with some tortilla chips.

Protests are also networking events, where you show the public that opposition exists and is welcome to new members.

We started as five people in a rural coffee shop last year, and now we’re over 100, with the majority of the new members joining at protest events after saying “Oh wow, I’ve been commuting because I didn’t think there would be resistance here!”

Drives me insane. Like, you mother fuckers aren’t here to get a grade, you’re here to learn this shit so you know what to do when you see it in whatever hospital hires your dumb ass.

This is happening because the job market is absolutely fucked. Students are under the impression that grades are what will drive job prospects, because nobody is hiring on merit any more.

My SIL has been a nurse in the cardiac surgery department for nearly a decade, and even her hospital is now using AI to screen potential new hires.

We’re so cooked.

Its been a couple years, but I remember my map path thing showed I had to go into a pink hostile area. I figured it was a stealth mission, but I couldn’t pull it off and gave up.

Red Dead Redemption 2. I played partway through, then ran into that quest where Arthur was supposed to meet one of his party members in Blackwater, but it just kept spawning bounty hunters and I gave up after dying like ten times and not finding this guy.

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That’s right, it goes in the square hole

I’ve been listening to them since I found their first album at the ren faire, haha

It just came out, which probably why it’s not on here, but I really enjoyed The Spinning Wheel by Mediæval Bæbes

Can you give me a link the law mandating meal breaks? The only bit of Arizona legislature I can find regarding meal breaks is HB 2797, which did not pass into actual law.

The problem is that there do exist people who think '98 was some kind of utopia. They unironically say they were actually good old days. I’ve had multiple people tell me, IRL, without a hint of sarcasm, that everybody had it good in the '90s unless they were lazy.

On the internet, nobody can see how you walk, so if it talks like a duck, you assume it’s a duck. I only know what you write, I cannot read your mind.

If you put it in quotes, it’s not showing up on my end.

In my experience, people who refer to any era as ‘the good old days’ are ignoring large amounts of inequality that existed in that time period.

I strongly suspect that this sort of thing is done as a gradual rollout to gauge response. You may have just been lucky enough to avoid being sorted into a test group.

Not all of us. I was born in the late 80s, and grew up pulling food out of garbage cans because my family didn’t make enough money to feed all five of us.

Yes, all states mandate meal breaks except Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming (source)

Only in some states. There is no federal law mandating breaks or meals.

I’m not going to show you my ID, but I can hold an extensive conversation with you about Gaia Online, which should prove my age quite well.

Huh, I could have sworn it said MrNiceGuy a minute ago