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Brian Banks Rape Conviction Overturned after 5 Years In Jail When Accuser Admits Fabricating Crime by McFeely_Smackupin news

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

You sure do put a lot of energy into being a smug, sarcastic asshole.

I clearly stated in my edit, which was put up before your ridiculous comment, that I don't mean all women. I mean, why do the women who do this, do this?

If you were looking for an opportunity to show how smart and perceptive you believe you are, then I guess this was your lucky day. Meanwhile, I believe my question was probably perfectly understood by those who have graduated from the whole meaningless debate about 'all women' or 'all men' or 'all blacks' or 'all Jews'--in other words, intelligent, enlightened people who have long ago accepted the fact that such generalizations are unfair, have actually gotten rather tired of having to prove they understand this every goddam time they have a conversation, and have moved on to examining the real issue, which is: why does this happen?

That is the question I was asking.

Brian Banks Rape Conviction Overturned after 5 Years In Jail When Accuser Admits Fabricating Crime by McFeely_Smackupin news

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic -4 points-3 points ago

Why do women do shit like this?

*I don't mean 'all women', I mean... well, you know what I mean.

Trying to quit drinking? Have you tried Diablo 3? by chopstickpenguinin stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

I bought D3 and I have to say I am a little disappointed. I liked the interface for D2 better, visually speaking. I can't really say why, just a personal preference. And there's something about the structure I don't like either. So far I have not come across any branching storylines. It's just one event leading to another to another, and I have never been much of a one for story in games anyway. I would prefer open play, I guess.

I dunno... maybe it will grow on me.

Trying to quit drinking? Have you tried Diablo 3? by chopstickpenguinin stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

I have a level 60 character in WoW but I found one day that I just got bored with the whole thing... after like nine zillion hours of playing. It definitely helped keep me sober, though.

Trying to quit drinking? Have you tried Diablo 3? by chopstickpenguinin stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

I've won several games of Civ IV

Oh, reeeeeeeeeeally? What setting do you play on, out of curiosity?

I have been a huge fan of the Civ games since the mid 90s.

Want to learn as a hobby... Any suggestions? by MiniMinkin learnprogramming

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

I'm taking this very class right now. I'm on Unit 2-25, Factorial. It's kicking my ass. I haven't taken a programming course since 1985, when I learned Pascal.

Dave Evans is a fantastic teacher.

LPT: Get rid of sweaty privates, fat rolls, and butt cracks NSFW by faxinatingin LifeProTips

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 3 points4 points ago

We stopped using deodorant some time ago in favor of a 50-50 mix of corn starch and talc. We add a few drops of tea tree oil as well. It works about ten times better than the best deodorant I've ever used. I ALWAYS reek at the end of the day, but now I don't! Thanks, Mother Nature!

/end commercial voice

Have you ever avoided a terrible decision using the "fap on it" method? by Contemplative_Fapperin AskReddit

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 1 point2 points ago

Never go on a date with a loaded gun.

--paraphrased from There's Something About Mary

Are wild peas as good at fixing nitrogen as other legumes? by Ambivalent_Fanaticin Permaculture

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic[S] 0 points1 point ago

Yes, those are both true. I've used buckwheat grass but not alfalfa.

Are wild peas as good at fixing nitrogen as other legumes? by Ambivalent_Fanaticin Permaculture

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic[S] 1 point2 points ago

Yes, I have some in my garden. I'm trying to figure out if I should pull it all or leave some or leave all of it.

Anger Issues? by throwaway08052012in stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

I realized after I quit drinking that my body was made up of 70% water and 29% anger issues. The other 1% is my guts and stuff. If you pulled all the anger out of me, I'd be a foot shorter. Angry? Hoo boy.

I've actually had this problem since I was a little kid. I'm not sure why. I used to get into a lot of fights, and later I got bullied, and later still I became a bully, though not for too long. I controlled myself pretty well, but the last time I lost it, which was almost twenty years ago, I punched a guy while drunk and scarred him for life. Never mind that he was in the process of beating up someone else. I could have found a different way to deal with it if sober.

Anyway... which came first, the angries or the drunks? In my case it was definitely the angries. I started drinking to deal with it, and to make myself feel better about myself, and to generally escape from being me.

What I've done about it, so far, is to quit drinking. That's about it. I have some seriously unresolved issues, and you've actually just reminded me that I've been meaning to get back into therapy as soon as possible. Things are going great right now, which is the time you want to start working on yourself... so they stay that way.

What did Masanobu Fukuoka do with his food scraps since he didn't use any prepared compost? by annahriin Permaculture

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 8 points9 points ago

He did use compost in his kitchen garden. He just didn't try to cover large areas in it, because that would have led to large expense and a great deal of extra work. His whole philosophy was not to interfere if at all possible, which is what he meant by "do-nothing farming". Many Westerners have interpreted this to mean he was lazy, which is of course ridiculous.

How One Flawed Study Spawned a Decade of Lies by ChadR44in science

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

No mention made of Edmund Bergler, a psychiatrist who wrote books on curing homosexuality by treating it as a neurosis, and who claimed to have cured thousands of people through psychotherapy. Spitzer was hardly the first to do stuff like this, and in fact I think he was probably piggybacking on Bergler's work.

I'm hiding in a bathroom stall at a wedding as I write this by Pride_Of_Scotlandin stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 10 points11 points ago

Walk hard, my friend. Walk hard.

I'm hiding in a bathroom stall at a wedding as I write this by Pride_Of_Scotlandin stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 21 points22 points ago

Dude: you are better off drinking toilet water than drinking booze, and I mean that sincerely.

Get the fuck out of there. Grab the bride's garter, ram some cake in the groom's face, steal the biggest-looking present and just fucking book it.

Reddit, What is your oldest memory? I remember being pushed from stairs by a neighbouring kid and I was 2 years old. by adangoin AskReddit

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

I swear to God I remember being in the airport somewhere and meeting my grandfather for the first time. I stood up, and he cheered. This would have been when I was around one. I'm sure a lot of people will tell me this is impossible.

Did US involvement in Vietnam do any good at all? by robobreastsin AskHistorians

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 1 point2 points ago

Good God, I had no idea North and South were actually separate countries before the war. Consider me edified. Thank you.

What is the deal with sugar cravings? by steiner76in stopdrinking

[–]Ambivalent_Fanatic 0 points1 point ago

Yeah, really... I read that and suddenly it was 1977 and I was sitting in a movie theater with my dad, watching Star Wars.

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