You can’t buy me, HOT DOG MAN

Humans of different races can look pretty different from one another and only a problematic few would have trouble thinking we’re the same species.

Starting to sound like a Who Supremacist to me /s

You might try adding a small fillet or chamfer to the inside corners of the model. 3D printers don’t like making sharp, pointed turns; rounded edges (or wider angled turns) tend to print much better.

The rounded (fillet) corners will probably be less visible, and will prevent the start / stopping point where the problem is occurring

I felt the same way. I’d never seen any star wars before until last year, my star wars nerd roommate and I watch 4-5-6-7-8-9-1-2-3, I finished 7 thinking it was pretty good even if it was just a retelling of 4. Then we watched 8… Oh God, Episode 8… 9 was objectively worse but didn’t hurt as bad because I could tell how bad it was gonna be by 8.

I don’t see any reference to two distinct species in that page…

I came here to make the exact same reference, afraid it would be too far a stretch for anyone to make the connection.

I mean, implying that a woman would only go to the gym to make herself attractive is kind of an asshole thing to do, I don’t think dropping your line would’ve changed her mind

I’m just explaining where the presented argument was misunderstood. I for one think the joke is funny and works in either direction, but I tend to have a more “everyone is fair game” approach to comedy than “you can only make a joke if you, member of subclass A, are ranked below the target subject, subclass B, and societal context approves of your message”. “Punching up/ down” only really matters IMO when all someone seems to know how to do is punch down.

No. That’s the point they’re making.

Gay person joking about a straight person = punching up.

Straight person joking about a gay person = punching down.

All these comments about eye floaters and I’m wondering who has floaters in the form of sacred geometry

once you know there their

You’re mocking us, aren’t you

I’ve told this story before and I’ll tell it again.

4th grade Teacher of the Year winner and current sitting member of the school board Mrs. S. had a strict rule when lining up after recess:

“Straight line, no talking, no touching.”

The bell would ring, and we’d all run to our respective, numbered spots on the playground, in a straight line, without talking, and certainly not touching, one another. Then, Mrs. S. would walk out to us, and we’d recite the line:

“Straight line, no talking, no touching.”

And she’d lead us inside.

One day, returning from recess, the kid in front of me, Joe, was crying while standing on his number. Foolishly, I set my hand on his shoulder, and asked, “Are you alright?” Mrs. S. arrived just in time to rectify the situation. I watched as she strode up to me, staring daggers into my soul, and I yanked my hand off of my fellow student’s shoulder, but the damage was done. Towering over me, inches away, she shouts to the class, “Class, what is the rule?”

“Straight line, no talking, no touching.”

“Papalonian, what is the last part?”

“No touching.”

“No… Touching.”

I received my first and only citation for the rest of my elementary school years. Ever thankful will I be for learning the lesson that empathy (towards someone I didn’t even like) shall never be tolerated when the rules forbid it.

there are now blind Barbies

emotional impact of seeing oneself

I’ll leave

My GoPro overheats while recording out my windshield on a sunny day

My job involves a lot of travel.

Guy that got hired on with me with, largely because he missed his family so much when he was out of town.

Guy that replaced him non-stop complains about his wife and kid, always wants to work OT and out of town to get away from them.

Guess that’s what the company is after.

“your tactics” is still like, several notches above a sane take on what OP actually posted. This is not a remotely problematic post, at least not in the sense you guys are implying.

I was there.

I was there for okbuddychicanery.

Used to get em at the dollar store, early 2000s

Don’t give any customer your “trash pile”. Either take the time to do it right, or throw away the trashpile, or accept that customers feels like people are saying they feel.

… You have to give someone the trash pile. Technicians are not going to throw away thousands of dollars of pills a month because the packaging is “MILDLY” frustrating. Your comment reads like a preachy teenager who has all the answers to every problem.

I don’t know why you’re trying to tell me how to do my job when a. you’ve very clearly never done anything remotely adjacent to it and b. Ive said that I don’t even do that job anymore.

In order to remedy this “MILDLY” frustrating problem that happens every so often, the entire distribution network of drugs in the US would need to be reworked from the ground up to start dispensing per-patient packages. Which, if you think that’s the most pressing problem the US medical industry needs to fix… One, I’ve got a bridge to sell you, and two, don’t make up excuses, do it right, get it changed, become a technician and start throwing away pills and refusing to fill people’s scripts with loose blister packs… Be the change you want to see and all that.