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I also work rehabilitate in a grocery store, three days a week.

Why don't you let children inside?

Basically what methylatedspirit said. Allegedly to put fewer people at risk.

It said pets aren’t allowed in either, but pets aren’t allowed in anyway so I’m not sure why they need a covid-19 warning sign to remind people.

I don’t mind staying home all the time.

What bothers me is the varying degrees of serious people take the global public health crisis. I work in retail, some customers come in with masks and gloves on, other people ask me questions and don’t keep a reasonable distance from me, so we have a weird dance in which I take a surreptitious step back and they follow me as though they can’t just read their fucking shopping list to me.

Like, I was leaving work and - despite a sign in front of the store saying don’t bring kids under 16 in - some woman had brought two kids in that were quite obviously under 16.

I don’t understand. Can you not trust your sprogs to not burn your house down in the 45 minutes it takes you to buy whatever shite you intend to buy? I’ve seen families of five or six people coming in, buying bird seed and the like. It is mind-boggling.

Then there’s one of my colleagues. I’ve been working there less than two months and I already get anxious ‘cause she just talks and talks and talks and talks whenever she has an opportunity. She thinks the people wearing the masks shouldn’t be allowed in, because being halfway sensible is somehow a bad thing? I don’t really know.

I think he was still suggesting that segregation was a good thing as recently as last year.

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Quote from: Lord Shonus on April 02, 2020, 05:59:32 pm

Less shocking? The book is terrible.

Well you know what to give to people who you don't like for Christmas now.

Or to me.

Maybe you fall into the first category.

Quote from: dragdeler on April 02, 2020, 01:23:19 pm

tolerance paradox, at least I revoke human dignity based on their actions unlike them who do it based on adress and networth


But I guess Rand Paul's neighbour is the true criminal when Rand casually takes a swim in the congress(?) pool while waiting for his corona test results.

Nah, Raziel just calls anyone who disagrees with them a Nazi.

He’s also a troll, so disagrees with everyone on principle.

Quote from: hector13 on April 01, 2020, 07:42:23 pm

The problem with that is men’s rights activists arose to challenge women’s rights activists, so probably not.

Do you mind telling us (or me in a PM ‘cause I’m curious likes eh) what specifically you’re looking for with men’s rights?

Basically, they're campaigning against the large amount of misandry in our society and focus on that much like a feminist focuses on misogyny.
To be clear, I do not believe only women take a part in misandry, it's a society wide problem.

Can you give some examples of this?

Doctor Doak returns to his room, expecting to return to his studies when he clocks the note left by Jack.

He reads it, nodding to himself. He opens the third book to the necessary section and re-reads it, making sure he remembers it correctly.

He returns outside. Heading to the apothecary, he requests some jars to grow some mushrooms, showing off the half mushroom that Jack gave him and promising to bring more in case the apothecarist asks for payment.

On his way back to his room, he gathers some materials to aid in growing the mushrooms, and places the half-mushroom in a jar with that.

Once he reaches his room, use nature magic to grow some mushrooms, before studying book 4 in preparation for more practice later.