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Samuel Alexander • upvoted 15 items 5 years ago

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"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

It was the 90s. It was a different time.

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"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

It was the 90s. It was a different time.

"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

This doesn't seem quite right. Roger doesn't strike me as a racquetball kind of guy.

"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

If you're a "guy," and approximately halfway through this post you stared skipping through Elaine's dialogue to get to Roger's reactions, then you agree with this post.

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30 Coffee Facts That Every Coffee Lover Should Know

In Europe they use a period rather than a comma to indicate the move into the thousands. It confused me a lot on my first trip over there

Lovely Latte Art In China Transcends The Language Barrier

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59 Weird But True Shower Thoughts That Will Make You Think

So BP is r/showerthoughts now?

Bridezilla Asks Guests $1,500 Each, And It Ends So Badly That Even Christine Teigen Responds

"I just wanted to be a kardashian for a day." "What is 1,500? Clearly, not a lot." (That's what my father makes in an entire month...you have got to be effing kidding..) It's not a lot of times I want to punch a person in the face, but this is one of them.

Bridezilla Asks Guests $1,500 Each, And It Ends So Badly That Even Christine Teigen Responds

I would really like to contribute higher quality posts but it's terribly inconvenient for me to do that on a budget. I'm sure you'll all agree that I'm entitled to at least minimal funding from all Bored Panda members. Having put a great deal of thought into it I came to a sum of a very affordable $2,572.00 per member. And please, cash or cashier's checks only made out in my name and posted via certified mail no later than the day after tomorrow. Don't let me down folks... you know I deserve it.

Bridezilla Asks Guests $1,500 Each, And It Ends So Badly That Even Christine Teigen Responds

My question is: Would she give 1500$ to each of her guests for THEIR dream weddings? If not, then what make her special and deserving of this kind of money?

59 Weird But True Shower Thoughts That Will Make You Think

Nope. A "silent e" is a term of phonology and from a phonological perspective, these "ee"s are not silent. Rather, it's a combination that reads as the long "ee" that it is (can't use IPA symbols now for more accurate explanations, you get what I'm saying). Without those "ee"s that "b" would technically sound like "buh", although you may be tempted to pronounce it as "be" or "bee" if you're a native English speaker, or a native speaker of any language that calls that letter by its name as "be/bee". Same for pee. The silent e applied to words such as save, brave, crave etc.

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Samuel Alexander • commented on 5 posts 5 years ago

I Made These Comics To Compare Chinese Culture With Western Culture Through Everyday Life

I am a little frustrated by these comics. I think that some, such as the vinegar and soy sauce comic and the chopsticks are great (though in most of the cities and provinces I have lived in and visited it is vinegar and chilli oil), though others seem to be stuck a little bit in the past. While the comics where you challenge the current Western perception of what is China/Chinese (the major Chinese figures, perception of eating cats and all "Asian" food as Chinese food), I think it would be great to actually the counter point such as provincial delicacies (opposed to most people assuming Guangzhou cuisine represents all of Chinese cooking), significant figures as taught in Chinese classrooms contrasting with the Western classrooms you have experienced and etc. But then again, "我是傻老外在中国“ Good stuff, looking forward to more :)

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Samuel Alexander • commented on 5 posts 5 years ago

30 Coffee Facts That Every Coffee Lover Should Know

In Europe they use a period rather than a comma to indicate the move into the thousands. It confused me a lot on my first trip over there

60 Jokes That Will Make All Microsoft Windows Users Laugh, Then Cry

Here in China it usually happens a few times a year. Some IT guy at a store or somewhere controlling LED signs forgets he is showing the world what he is looking at and sends his porn out to the masses in the streets

Epic Design Fails You’ll Find Hard To Believe Actually Happened

Is that RMIT Building 80?

Epic Design Fails You’ll Find Hard To Believe Actually Happened

I think the red parts that have ben pasted into the menu look like “headers” and as such look like they should be at the top of each section meaning the white should then be at the bottom. I believe if the menu had not been edited it would be all white

I Made These Comics To Compare Chinese Culture With Western Culture Through Everyday Life

I am a little frustrated by these comics. I think that some, such as the vinegar and soy sauce comic and the chopsticks are great (though in most of the cities and provinces I have lived in and visited it is vinegar and chilli oil), though others seem to be stuck a little bit in the past. While the comics where you challenge the current Western perception of what is China/Chinese (the major Chinese figures, perception of eating cats and all "Asian" food as Chinese food), I think it would be great to actually the counter point such as provincial delicacies (opposed to most people assuming Guangzhou cuisine represents all of Chinese cooking), significant figures as taught in Chinese classrooms contrasting with the Western classrooms you have experienced and etc. But then again, "我是傻老外在中国“ Good stuff, looking forward to more :)

Samuel Alexander • upvoted 15 items 5 years ago

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"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

If you're a "guy," and approximately halfway through this post you stared skipping through Elaine's dialogue to get to Roger's reactions, then you agree with this post.

"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

This doesn't seem quite right. Roger doesn't strike me as a racquetball kind of guy.

"Difference Between Men And Women" Text From 1995 Is Going Viral Again - Do You Agree With It?

It was the 90s. It was a different time.

30 Coffee Facts That Every Coffee Lover Should Know

In Europe they use a period rather than a comma to indicate the move into the thousands. It confused me a lot on my first trip over there

59 Weird But True Shower Thoughts That Will Make You Think

So BP is r/showerthoughts now?

59 Weird But True Shower Thoughts That Will Make You Think

Nope. A "silent e" is a term of phonology and from a phonological perspective, these "ee"s are not silent. Rather, it's a combination that reads as the long "ee" that it is (can't use IPA symbols now for more accurate explanations, you get what I'm saying). Without those "ee"s that "b" would technically sound like "buh", although you may be tempted to pronounce it as "be" or "bee" if you're a native English speaker, or a native speaker of any language that calls that letter by its name as "be/bee". Same for pee. The silent e applied to words such as save, brave, crave etc.

Lovely Latte Art In China Transcends The Language Barrier

My Mini-Lego Creations

Bridezilla Asks Guests $1,500 Each, And It Ends So Badly That Even Christine Teigen Responds

I would really like to contribute higher quality posts but it's terribly inconvenient for me to do that on a budget. I'm sure you'll all agree that I'm entitled to at least minimal funding from all Bored Panda members. Having put a great deal of thought into it I came to a sum of a very affordable $2,572.00 per member. And please, cash or cashier's checks only made out in my name and posted via certified mail no later than the day after tomorrow. Don't let me down folks... you know I deserve it.

Bridezilla Asks Guests $1,500 Each, And It Ends So Badly That Even Christine Teigen Responds

"I just wanted to be a kardashian for a day." "What is 1,500? Clearly, not a lot." (That's what my father makes in an entire month...you have got to be effing kidding..) It's not a lot of times I want to punch a person in the face, but this is one of them.

Bridezilla Asks Guests $1,500 Each, And It Ends So Badly That Even Christine Teigen Responds

My question is: Would she give 1500$ to each of her guests for THEIR dream weddings? If not, then what make her special and deserving of this kind of money?

117 Reasons Why Women Live Longer Than Men (New Pics)

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