FOH Shower Thoughts
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Something like 44% of marriages end in divorce. That sounds grim, but think about it this way: 66% of marriages end in death.
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You're either very optimistic, or not great a math.......
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Hoss
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I'm in a hotel room with a REAL 4k TV, not a cheap Walmart one like what I have at home. Someone buy me a 4K TV.AladainAF , buy me a TV with your Second Life dildo cannon money.
Bro, go to wal mart right now and get a cheap TV, then swap it with the one at the hotel.
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lol, I meant for the tv. What's the point of a drone army if it can't fly your loot home? Although having your own drone-evac would definitely move you up a notch on the super-villan ladder.
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iconoclast
noun
icon·o·clast ī-ˈkä-nə-ˌklastSynonyms of iconoclast
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: a person who attacks settled beliefs or institutions
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: a person who destroys religious images or opposes their veneration
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Core curriculums vs "electives"
In highschool, we had "core" classes that are required for graduation. Math, History, English, etc.
We had "electives" too. A certain number of elective credits are required to graduate, but not specific ones. Wood shop, cooking, sewing, robotics, metal fab, etc.
I think some of them are backwards, or at least the priority is wrong. I agree that most of the core classes need to be required in some way (ignoring the existence of bias in the lesson plans and versions of truth), but some of them do not need to take up nearly as much of the available learning time as they do. Especially considering that COOKING is one of the most basic life skills everyone should have and an embarrassing number of people nowadays have never even cooked a fucking egg.
Edit: I think that some sort of business/personal finance 101 class was an elective too, but I can't remember the name. Argue all you want on behalf of the other core classes and how much or little time they deserved, but cooking & a basic financial lesson should absofuckinglutely be part of the core curriculum.
In highschool, we had "core" classes that are required for graduation. Math, History, English, etc.
We had "electives" too. A certain number of elective credits are required to graduate, but not specific ones. Wood shop, cooking, sewing, robotics, metal fab, etc.
I think some of them are backwards, or at least the priority is wrong. I agree that most of the core classes need to be required in some way (ignoring the existence of bias in the lesson plans and versions of truth), but some of them do not need to take up nearly as much of the available learning time as they do. Especially considering that COOKING is one of the most basic life skills everyone should have and an embarrassing number of people nowadays have never even cooked a fucking egg.
Edit: I think that some sort of business/personal finance 101 class was an elective too, but I can't remember the name. Argue all you want on behalf of the other core classes and how much or little time they deserved, but cooking & a basic financial lesson should absofuckinglutely be part of the core curriculum.
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