CalamityBalls @ CalamityBalls @kbin.social

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Most were farmers, maybe read.

It's not a debate skill issue, it's an education issue. What bad faith actors do when pretending to debate is just real-time trolling, they're not interested in debate, and debating lends legitimacy to their idiocy. "Don't feed the troll." People need to educated enough that they themselves walk away from disingenuous debates and stop listening.

Decilitres/centilitres are relatively common, but they're the only ones that come to mind.

Came to recommend these too. Just all-round solid product. As mentioned though they fail a bit in noisy environments, but earplugs sort that out if you need. I do some ceramic machining at work and use shokz + earplugs so I can keep listening.

If a game costs what I'm willing to pay for it, I buy it, if it doesn't, I check G2A, if still not, wishlist and wait for sale. They can do what they like with prices but I've got my pain limit.

Apart from From Software stuff, I will buy all of those.

At least where I'm from, it's just more polite to let people get on with their day. Being randomly greeted by strangers, while not exactly an imposition, isn't exactly not an imposition either.

It's a purely descriptive word, simply weird.

Responding with violence when your beliefs are disrespected is trying to enforce your beliefs on others.

In French (and probably many other languages) first person plural is more polite. People in England started defaulting to "you" as it was a safer bet socially, and "thou" fell out of use.

English also used thorn (þ) before for "th" but printing presses didn't, and substituted "y", which I suspect contributed.

Quiz book, snacks, playlist, hammocks, camping chairs.