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I dunno if you ever remember what it was like dealing with visitors from the Soviet union in the 1980s, but my city had a sister-city relationship with a analogous place in that country and since I was learning Russian (as a hobby) I would sometimes go to these events as a teenager.
Anyway, one of the cliche things was that when Soviets went to a supermarket in the US for the first time, they would get stunned by the abundance. 40 brands of breakfast cereal, 20 brands of strawberry jam, etc etc etc. In a Soviet supermarket, there might be 1 kind of jam and that's what everyone used. And the reaction was this kind of paralysis "Do you NEED 20 brands of the same jam?? How do you choose??" and so on. And Americans, perhaps to each other, would rather smugly feel vindicated about their way of life, etc etc.
Well, that's the paradox of choice, isn't it: Too many options just overwhelm you. The difference is that the Soviets were brought up in a place of relative deprivation. It's understandible at least.
I have far less sympathy for a person who was brought-up in the society but STILL can't choose. They stand in front of a loaded refrigerator, complaining there's nothing to eat.
I have even less sympathy for the same person who simply opens their mouth, and expects the food to jump in. And when food tries to jump in, slaps it away and says "no, not THAT food. I want something truly delicious."
That's not the paradox of choice, that's just being such a fucking lazy and spoiled hothouse plant that you can't be bothered to reconcile your topmost flights of fantasy with the reality of what exists around you.
Read More@Bangkok what on God's green earth are you even trying to say?!?!
I worked for an offshore drilling company. I was mid management and my job was to assist drilling rigs on electrical issues.
About twice a year, I was involved with meetings with potential customers, i,e. CEO's, Presidents of companies, their engineering teams etc. Sometimes wives did attend dinners with customers, and if my wife looked like the tatooed lady at the circus, it would reflect in a bad way on my career.
My boss rejected a mechanical engineer, who was in the Navy, due to his neck tatoos. We wanted to look professional, business casual for work and formal at high level meetings.
A heavily tatted wife would not work for me, and I think for most men, too. She is single, because she is stupid, no common sense.
"Conventionally attractive" and "heavily tattooed" don't go together. Decent men wouldn't want to be seen in a relationship with someone like her. She's for pump and dump only, not a relationship.
Even assuming she's telling the truth about her positives, those simply aren't enough to overcome the singular negative of being "heavily tattooed." That level of ink indicates a concerted effort to fill a large hole (heh) in her soul. In other words, she's just not worth the potential trouble, even on a slow Tuesday.
@MentORPHEUS I had zero issues with what you said about Milo.
The rest of it was the lies and bullshit, such as:
when they [ICE] targeted "the other," which included full born American citizens who dared protest ICE tactics particularly blatantly illegal ones
1) ICE hasn't "targeted" American citizens.
2) a lot of what your ilk calls "protests" isn't protesting as much as it is disruption, obstruction, and interference with federal officers carrying out their lawful duties.
But I was originally willing to ignore your bullshit to focus on the core issue: Milo should have followed the law, and not expected special treatment.
I had a variation of
were not having sex tonight
I'm not going to be pimping girls for you
I let it settle for 1day and sent a message in replay to some regular text
pimp
Getting funny pimp vid in reply doesn't settle the outcome ofcourse
Reminded me of the rule anyway.
Do you guys realize that Gloria was a playboy bunny? She worked in one of the Playboy clubs. Get this. She had the face and the body to be a bunny, yet complained about how hard life was as a woman. Too bad, I could not get the attention she got while young, rather than going through life with barely anyone noticing me. Oh what a terrible hand she was dealt in life. For some reason I do not feel to sorry for her.
