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TMagpie
265 Posts
On June 12 2015 05:00 OtherWorld wrote: Fair enough, but I'm trying to understand it from a sexist POV d: Well, the problem is that it is unclear whether the statement is a slight, a complement, or nonsensical. Its like someone asking if a grain of sand is really a particle of sand and expecting us to have some kind of non-confused response. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18473 Posts
On June 03 2015 22:01 Cascade wrote: In Romanian it probably spells out SWJ. I think Romanian is pretty close to Italian, and in Italian it'd be more like "social warrior of justice". No, it wouldn't. It would be something like Guerrero de Justitia Soziale, but this is me making shit up based on 2 holidays in Italy and fluency in Spanish and Portuguese  Either way, I don't think there is a W for Warrior in there, and even more seriously, you are misplacing the adjective (I think, although it is ambiguous enough in English to be a clever play on words):Social Justice Warior could be (and presumably initiailly meant as) a [Social Justice] Warrior, or someone who fights for social equality. However it could also be read as (and your paraphrasing reads it like this) a Social [Justice Warrior], which is a "Justice Warrior" (lets not ask too much what that is, but I am getting He-Man flashbacks here) who happens to be chatty and friendly (or hangs out on Facebook too much). | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18473 Posts
On June 04 2015 18:13 AbouSV wrote: I'm surprised that no one realized that the only reason girls/women are usually 'weaker' than man, is solely due to the fact that they are told to be. There is nothing genetic, nor instinctive, and actually it even tends to be the opposite. Anywaaaaaaaay, to move on to another stupid question: Some of you might have heard of the 'ITER Organization', localized in France, (it is a project to try out fusion by magnetic confinement as an energy source), but the specific thing is that once you go through the fences, you are not in France any more, you are in ITER Organization, with its own laws (most are the one from France, but not only) and law enforcement persons etc... Do any of you know about other places in similar case in the world (embassy and consulates excluded)? The Itaipu dam and hydroelectric power plant on the border between Brazil and Paraguay. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18473 Posts
On June 06 2015 09:33 Cascade wrote: Ahh, that site is hilarious! It's fake I assume? I fell for the flat earth society, but I am not repeating that mistake.  What? I thought the Flat Earth Society was real. Very convincing fake, then... In fact, all the info I can find on the internet points toward there being a lot of true believers in a flat earth, although I will readily agree with you that plenty of people join the Society for a hearty laugh at the monthly newsletters and annual bbq. | ||
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
On June 12 2015 04:55 zlefin wrote: Why is orzo more expensive than other kinds of pasta? It's often priced a bit higher, or it won't be on sale while all the others are. I just don't see why that should be. Not sure about this specific brand, but more expensive pasta in general is often made from better flour. You notice the difference in taste (cheaper pasta taste like water), and also in consistency: cheap pasta goes from rock hard to dissolving in a matter of seconds almost when you boil it, while expensive pasta stays at the right amount of bouncy (all dente) for a much longer window. But you need the opinion of a proper Italian I think. | ||
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
On June 12 2015 06:17 Acrofales wrote: What? I thought the Flat Earth Society was real. Very convincing fake, then... In fact, all the info I can find on the internet points toward there being a lot of true believers in a flat earth, although I will readily agree with you that plenty of people join the Society for a hearty laugh at the monthly newsletters and annual bbq. Hmm, did I get it wrong? It was a few years ago, but I remember I got pretty convinced it was fake. I think it was how some of their status message and so on were overly stereotypical, and how readily they engaged in discussion with all the people that came to "troll" them, while in fact (I think) they were the trollees. I think reading the site as a bunch of trolls having a good time just seemed to fit more with the general tone of their posts than a bunch of highly conservative conspiracy theorists. But I agree, if it's a fake, it's really well done, and I am not completely sure. Could it be a mix of true believers and trolls? Maybe time for another visit? | ||
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whatisthisasheep
624 Posts
On June 12 2015 02:22 Dark_Chill wrote: What does this mean? I'm trying to see this from like a sexist point of view, buf it sfill doesn't make sense. Ill elaborate. Mens brains were created to think in a linear fashion. College academics isn't very linear, girls out-graduate boys, and girl professors outnumber boy profesors, so the stupid question I offer is: Does college make men think more like women? | ||
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MountainDewJunkie
United States10347 Posts
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Dark_Chill
Canada3353 Posts
Education (at any level) gives you information. This information builds more and more onto itself as you get to higher levels of education. And I have no idea what thinking in a linear fashion means. I mean, if I understand correctly, it is linear. You have a foundation, and everything gets placed onto that. | ||
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Thieving Magpie
United States6752 Posts
On June 12 2015 09:05 whatisthisasheep wrote: Ill elaborate. Mens brains were created to think in a linear fashion. College academics isn't very linear, girls out-graduate boys, and girl professors outnumber boy profesors, so the stupid question I offer is: Does college make men think more like women? This is reddit levels of sexism right here  I'm done with this topic of discussion. | ||
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rod409
United States36 Posts
On June 12 2015 04:55 zlefin wrote: Why is orzo more expensive than other kinds of pasta? It's often priced a bit higher, or it won't be on sale while all the others are. I just don't see why that should be. It might have to do with drying it. Even though an individual piece has more surface area it can't be held vertically like spaghetti making it harder to dry. Also, stores might sell less of it and stock it less too so sales aren't as common. | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On June 12 2015 09:05 whatisthisasheep wrote: Ill elaborate. Mens brains were created to think in a linear fashion. College academics isn't very linear, girls out-graduate boys, and girl professors outnumber boy profesors, so the stupid question I offer is: Does college make men think more like women? "Mens brains were created" Ok I'll stop there, this is false already | ||
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AbouSV
Germany1278 Posts
-Opening both windows and let it be -Opening both and putting the fan in the room -Opening both and putting the fan on one windows blowing inward -Opening both and putting the fan on one windows blowing outward -Same with only one window open -Other? | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
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helpman176
128 Posts
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KelsierSC
United Kingdom10443 Posts
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xM(Z
Romania5299 Posts
basically you'd aim for a flow of air that facilitates the movement of cold air below and the hot air above, inside the room. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/0kyyBBp.jpg) | ||
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bangalibaba1122
India0 Posts
User was banned for this post. | ||
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OtherWorld
France17333 Posts
On June 12 2015 18:40 KelsierSC wrote: how do you add stars to a poll? If you're talking about LR threads polls, find a LR poll with stars and copy/paste them d: | ||
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helpman176
128 Posts
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