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Cake day: June 9th, 2023

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  • I don’t know where you’re at but I got an eyeful in New York City a couple years ago.

    People walking to work in the morning on Manhattan — women sheer and braless and obviously on their way to an office job. Multiple such women. 🤯 This is not how people dress where I come from but apparently it’s a thing now at least in The City.

    Also men wearing shirt and tie and leather dress shoes with no socks and a kind of garment I can best describe as “office shorts.”

    I learned on that trip that I am not a fashion person.

    Edit: also this user violet08 appears to talk mostly about sexy shit so 🤷






  • Man that video at the end of the view of the axle from underneath while driving — two separate fan enclosures with small sheet-metal straps and fiddly little electronics-case screws, all facing down toward the road and right behind the wheels?

    This is not a place where you put fans, or big openings into the kind of electronics you need fans to cool, if you want them to keep functioning while driving through salty slush and mud.

    Seems perfect for Southern California



  • “Read the room” is not a rule. “Read the room” is a skill of knowing how the people in the room are feeling.

    The rule that skill serves is, “don’t say things that people in the room can’t handle hearing right now”

    Obvious example: avoid chattering happily about your recent raise in front of people who are miserable they just got laid off.

    Usually, people dismissively saying “read the room” mean, “I know that you are capable of feeling and understanding other people’s emotions, would you please fucking pay attention to that skill right now?” (This is plenty common even for not-autistic people) But of course for autistic people that assumption is just incorrect. People saying that to autistic people need to read the room.






  • Do you have a link to:

    It’s all on the Canadian immigration website and pretty easy to do

    ? The current info I have says to apply using the old forms requiring first-generation Canadian parent, wait for your rejection, and hope for an invitation at the discretion of IRCC to request discretionary grant of citizenship based on descent.

    No forms for this new process appear to exist and I’m not bloody likely to achieve a certified long form birth certificate for my great grandmother born in the 1800s so it leaves me feeling pretty uncertain about what documentation exactly is or isn’t good enough.