Xiahou Dun

Xiahou Dun

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  • Xiahou Dun
    I really want to get an opportunity to pounce on people who say "let that sink in" and ask "what does it want now?"
    Xiahou Dun
    I learned in elementary school that there are strictly seven colors in the rainbow and saying there are more colors in the world than seven is just woke progressive lies like CRT that shouldn't be taught in school.
    Xiahou Dun
    Shaming people for still living with their parents is an attitude I like to see curbed in the future.

    You might think you're striking assholes where it hurts but they're not gonna care. You'll end up hitting people who aren't the assholes.
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    Mike Wheeler
    Mike Wheeler
    @Ray Trace That post of yours comes very close to crossing trigger lines for me personally as that is not always the case, if your parents are very narcissistic it can be as bad as the two things you mentioned, as even if it's not quite as bad financially it can be as more degrading in terms of that the only way you're able have an even average, maybe even low average financial life is to keep up contact with them. I've already mentioned how my parents have screwed up before and while they might not be quite as bad as your dad was at least in the past aside from maybe the "overly controlling" meter, the idea of having to constantly be around my parents in the future in order to have any sort of tolerable life is one of the most horrifying ideas I could think of.
    Xiahou Dun
    Xiahou Dun
    this profile post was not to celebrate bad parents but to defend people who still live with their parents

    thank you
    Xiahou Ba
    Xiahou Ba
    You kinda missed the point of my very tongue-in-cheek post. Online, it's very common to degrade people with living with their parents as if to insinuate that they don't have successful lives or that they're leeches to society because they live with their parents instead of being independent from them, despite that it's actually a highly economically viable option considering how fucked up the housing market is, how millennials and further growing generations struggle with stagnant wages + rent and cost of living being out of the wazzoo, and also other cultures perceive this differently than your typical American Boomer (it's more common for adults in Latin American and East Asian families to cohabitate with parents). You hear very common stories of people living paycheck-to-paycheck, living in a worse space such as a smaller cramped apartment, or having to deal with an uncompromising landlord but those are never presented of the disadvantages of not living with your parents whereas it's still a common mindset online to generate a stigma out of it.
    Xiahou Dun
    Japanese instant noodles don't hold a candle to the Korean and Chinese ones
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    Jacquelyn
    Jacquelyn
    I've never seen any instant noodles holding candles, probably because they don't have hands.

    Let that sink in.
    Xiahou Dun
    Xiahou Dun
    They have so much oil maybe they could turn into wacky candles!
    Xiahou Dun
    So in Paper Mario world, is having washed out pasty colors the equivalent of a sexy suntan? Please tell me the modern Paper Mario games have sun tanning Toads be all blanched as a visual gag.
    Tangle the Lemur
    Tangle the Lemur
    given that being completely white = death
    i have a feeling that is not the case
    Xiahou Dun
    Xiahou Dun
    I mean getting tanned too much is very bad for your skin and carries a risk of skin cancer.
    Night King
    If I let that sink in, will it try to steal the Krabby Patty Secret Formula?
    Xiahou Dun
    Xiahou Dun
    No, it just wants normal food like normal customers. Treat sinks with respect; one DID claim a penny AND dislodge Mr. Krab's arm.
    Xiahou Dun
    When I'm in Home Depot in the plumbing section, I sometimes blurt out. "Gotta Es-cutch-'em All". I have to learn to say it, not spray it.

    Let that sink in.