Letstakealook

Yeah, it's going to be a mess. I'm really not looking forward to Monday.

All these people are going to be creating congestion in my city to look at dark clouds. Wow.

I didn't care, I was just answering the question. To be quite literal, what you eat don't make me shit.

My ex did this because she didn't like getting her hands dirty. If we were at a food truck or something without utensils, she'd eat them with her hands without complaint, it was just her preference.

Wow, if this is actually sincere and not a gift of some kind... this person is really sad and pathetic.

Lol, get a life guy.

Where was I angry? I was adding to the conversation and you decided to be a whiny asshole with your sad attempt at belittling me (kid, really?). You're quite pathetic, bud.

As a consumer of both, I believe the people that think pot is a personality and vomit pseudoscience really do a disservice to all the other regular folks who also use cannabis. Not that alchohol doesn't have comparable types ("I can't drink so much without feeling it!"), it has just been socially acceptable for a longer period of time.

I'm a millennial and have been called a "doomer" because I realize it's essentially too late. I know people don't like to think that, but the reality is that nothing of any significance has or is being done to curb global warming. You couple that with the fact we've literally poisoned everything, including ourselves, with no way to clean it up and I don't see the quality of life for humans being great after 2050. You can blow me off as a shill if you'd like, but this is just reality. Additionally, my generation and gen z have a significant number of fascists and the pollution continues, so I don't think that's the solution you're hoping for. I'd love to be wrong, but that isn't backed by the facts.

Uh...I'm in my thirties, and this never occurred to me. Lol

Not pretty much, they literally did that. The Rwandan genocide (probably the most well known, next to Darfur) was the direct result of Belgian colonialism and racism.

And none of that has anything to do with the origin of the term "Americans" and its usage in the 17th century to refer to British colonists located in what is now the eastern US.