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Hello yes today I will order MSG burger

I think that’s all the salute emotes I can fit in here without crashing my browser

It’s way more fruity than most sodas, and it’s made with a different kind of sugar which I think makes it taste better

but it kinda does though

US, Israel discuss

So basically the US government is having a conversation with itself

How long until we get fully grown adults who can’t pass the Turing test

I’m kind of confused how this happened logistically. Did she just have all the tools for lighting her friend of fire on standby, or did she have to leave to go get them? Did the friend just stand there and let her do it because he thought it would be fun? Someone please explain, I won’t read the article to find out how she did it myself because I don’t feel like it

I have a persisting fear that I’m constantly disappointing and failing everyone who cares about me and it’s a mentality that’s a slog to fight against

yes, you are possibly the only person to ever do this

Nah she was playing video games with me the whole time, it should be obvious to the courts that there’s no way she could be guilty of this

America is a free country because due process is adhered to in every court case

It’s also worth noting that their example which uses people with ASPD is more than a bit weird. No one is saying that they can’t imagine a person with ASPD being a psychopath, it’s just incredibly shitty and discriminatory to assume a person with ASPD is a psychopath based on nothing but the condition they’ve been diagnosed with. It kinda makes me wonder whether the author got called out for doing this and then decided that the opinions of the people checking them on their ableism didn’t matter because they must have all simply had Small Brain Syndrome