What is something fucked up you think about often, but never tell anyone about?

DobyClark · 24 days

I did when I was pretty little, I remember having reoccurring nightmares about it.

DobyClark · 24 days

One of my friends feels this way too. I think he said something a bit older though, like 45 or something. He's 22.

DobyClark · 24 days

Not only do most people not know they have it, but there is also period after contracting HIV that it doesn't show up when you're tested.

Aldairion · 1 month

My sister has one. I always thought Beethoven exaggerated the slobber issue for a few laughs..it doesn't. They actually keep slobber rags around everywhere.

BoobsMcGooglin · 1 month

It's not the reason she went, but she decided to take a class while she was there. I think there was only one other person in her class or something.

BoobsMcGooglin · 1 month

One of my friends is learning Icelandic in Germany in German while on an exchange program from U.S. Seems super difficult.

chakalakasp · 1 month

I never said it in school. I think I probably learned the words from films or maybe sports events? I have no idea. They didn't even recite it in our schools until my last year of high school when apparently some law was passed and they did it every morning over the intercom. Usually only one or two kids said it and if they stood everyone looked at them like they were crazy.

doomsday_design · 1 month

My friends and I were talking about this the other day, we were thinking it would be smart to just come up with a new word completely, one that isn't attached to religion at all-even if many people don't see it as religious. Civil union is fine, but what's the verb? I'm joined? It isn't catchy, people won't say it. I was thinking that if I get a civil marriage I would want to call it something else and that if people ask if I'm married I could say, no, I'm....Maybe a little over the top, but this shit is ridiculous and I don't want my union with my husband to be associated with a religious union. Edit: after reading through all the comments I didn't realize it wasn't originally associated either.

Kouron · 1 month

Ukrainians legitimately say "superpooper" as something neat. My pupils say it and I can't help but burst out laughing every time. It's especially funny because no one else understands or thinks it's funny.

Kouron · 1 month

I totally read this as "Indiana Jones Style." I thought I had missed a major part in the movies. Does he crouch or sit funny? We just called this to sit cross-legged.

jamie79512 · 1 month

Really just outside any of the "major" cities...towns. Er outside Portland and Eugene.

1percentchick · 3 months

I don't understand how that implies it's an ethnicity, doesn't that prove that it's a religion? If I'm Arabic, my children will be Arabic whether or not my partner is and whether or not I am the mother or the father. I understand there are cultural and historical aspects connected to Judaism, but don't these differ from region to region? Don't Ashkenazic Jews have a different culture, history and ethnicity from Sephardic Jews? Can you be ethnically Jewish and not religiously Jewish? If you are born in Israel but not religious are you still considered ethnically Jewish? Are gentile children who were born from a Jewish man still considered ethnically Jewish?

1percentchick · 3 months

you mean because your parents are Jewish you are? If one's parents are Mormon usually they raise their kids as mormons as well, so you sort of inherit Mormonism...

theMidst · 4 months

don't make a closed fist and smack it against your other hand as some people do while they wait around in the U.S. or when they're gesturing a fight. In Ukraine this is a very sexual and rude gesture and can get you in trouble around women and their boyfriends.

Also never give an even number of flowers, they are reserved for funerals. Always give odd numbers, most people give 3 or 5 in a bouquet.

SlyFoxOfSeattle · 4 months

In Soviet Russia, Cashiers harass you! This is actually true for Ukraine in many cases. I always feel like I'm bothering them by trying to buy something from them.

1percentchick · 4 months

do you believe all religions are an ethnicity? is mormonism an ethnicity?

1percentchick · 4 months

This is sort of random but I noticed in another comment that you mentioned "Jewish" as an ethnicity. Why do you consider Judaism a ethnicity and not just a religion?

whatsmyline · 8 months

I had this exact same experience. Except my dad called me "Dolly."

realultimatepower · 8 months

you mean a half hour before your flight boards the plane? cause otherwise you'd be getting there when it boards.

PlasmaWhore · 11 months

Wow. Super creepy.

PlasmaWhore · 11 months

Why don't you just ask her for a copy?

GoingCommando · 11 months

I was recently at an Operation Respect Training with Peter Yarrow and he sang this song and I was all nostalgic, but by the end I was nearly crying, I didn't remember how sad it was. I don't think I really listened to the words as a kid.

vitey15 · 1 year

Someone has thrown a drink at you while you're riding your bike? WTF? Where do you live?

vitey15 · 1 year

"Being more tolerant" could get you or others killed if a cyclist does something dangerous on the road.

LostToApathy · 1 year

What? That was the most frustrating show. I loved the first two seasons..but it quickly went downhill.

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