

Even if you love your job, you’re going to grow to hate it, to a certain extent.
Yes, I got a job in a line of work I like and now I don’t like the line of work because it’s my job. I associate it with bad things now.
I am Stine. Comfort the afflicted. Afflict the comfortable. High School Wrestler™. Can usually correctly use the past tense in French. Suffers from clinical depression. @stinerman@mastodon.social on Mastodon.


Even if you love your job, you’re going to grow to hate it, to a certain extent.
Yes, I got a job in a line of work I like and now I don’t like the line of work because it’s my job. I associate it with bad things now.


Futurama. I think it’s the best 30 minute show of all time but it’s time for it to go. It’s OK. Good things are allowed to end.


Florida. My brother lives there though. However he moving back to the Midwest so maybe I don’t have to go anymore.


I think it is interesting that relatively recently it became possible for furries to wear suits that allow them to express themselves in this matter. How many people throughout human history wished to be able to do this, but couldn’t because the “technology” simply wasn’t there?


NULL. Because I’ve been to 2 countries (US and Canada). I live in the US and I enjoyed Canada.


Stars


It’s also a very different world if the copyright status of BSD was known in the early 90s.


I am not a good person to ask because I’ve never been asked that question. My only suggestion is to try to discern the tone of her voice when she asks.
You are allowed to ask “are you serious?”


It depends on the context. Does she expect a serious answer? Do you feel comfortable telling her? If so you may want to use quantitative measurements (ie., an accurate length in cm/in) rather than vague adjectives like “big”. One person’s “big” is another person’s “average.”
They pay developers to put bugs in and then they pay them to take bugs out.
No, there was a metal piece that a filter went onto (the grate). Usually the oil got filtered and put back into the fryer and topped off with some more shortening. If it was too dark, it all went into the caddy and pumped into a storage unit. What happened to it after then I don’t recall.


I almost never eat breakfast. Maybe a few times per year. I usually don’t get up early enough.
Not trying to brag here, but I’ve never been fired. I did come close though.
At Burger King, I had a habit of forgetting to take the grate out of the oil filtration system when I cleaned out the fryers. This lead to me throwing it away on two occasions. The third time I did it they were going to fire me. Luckily one of my co-workers jumped into the trash and dug around until she found it.
Also, the co-worker was my girlfriend of about a few months at the time. We are married now.
No, I felt that I couldn’t have any fun because I had too many adulting things to do. Also I grew up with a father who was constantly miserable and hated life, so I thought that’s how you were supposed to be when you grew up.
My psychiatrist literally prescribed me video games. She told me I had to play some for a few hours per week.


I don’t use back left pocket for anything and my pants show it.


In order…
If I’m wearing a coat, keys might go in the right coat pocket.
Top shelf content.


It is a very complicated question. Many Puerto Ricans do not wish for PR to be a state. This is also true of other territories.
For DC the reason it is not a state is because it would guarantee 2 Democratic senators and a Democratic representative. Which is a terrible reason.
I have a similar situation and I’ve landed on “my first duty is to my wife.” What that means to you may be different than what it means to me, but that’s where you should start IMO.
To the TL;DR question, absolutely it’s ethical to be more upset as more had things happen.