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Derrick 3 month s ago
#4 they don't notice the sun burning their eyes. So being in the sun could case inflammation of their eyes.
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Rudolph 3 month s ago
Derrick,
It seems that blind people have been encouraged to wear sunglass in order not make sighted people uncomfortable.
It seems that blind people have been encouraged to wear sunglass in order not make sighted people uncomfortable.
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Toby 3 month s ago
#1 That's because today's (((cough))) 'music' is derivative, talentless, vapid, uninspiring, unintelligent and bereft of depth. Just like those who listen to it. It's demand and supply. If it happens to be talented and inspiring...it will be declared racist.
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Bridgit 3 month s ago
Toby,
Odd. "derivative, talentless, vapid, uninspiring, unintelligent and bereft of depth." is the impression you give others of you based on this and your other comments
Odd. "derivative, talentless, vapid, uninspiring, unintelligent and bereft of depth." is the impression you give others of you based on this and your other comments
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Maud 3 month s ago
Bridgit,
Wow! THAT’S telling him! Your wit is just (chef’s kiss) magnifique! Do you write for ‘The Atlantic?’
Wow! THAT’S telling him! Your wit is just (chef’s kiss) magnifique! Do you write for ‘The Atlantic?’
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Thirza 3 month s ago
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"Wearing a baby carrier as a man is sometimes seen as feminine. Alternatively it’s also a trophy to your virility strapped to your chest."
Wearing the baby carrier is manly. A man doing his fatherly duties is manly and ought to be done by all. The one not doing it is the wuss.
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"Wearing a baby carrier as a man is sometimes seen as feminine. Alternatively it’s also a trophy to your virility strapped to your chest."
Wearing the baby carrier is manly. A man doing his fatherly duties is manly and ought to be done by all. The one not doing it is the wuss.
It seems that blind people have been encouraged to wear sunglass in order not make sighted people uncomfortable.
Odd. "derivative, talentless, vapid, uninspiring, unintelligent and bereft of depth." is the impression you give others of you based on this and your other comments
Wow! THAT’S telling him! Your wit is just (chef’s kiss) magnifique! Do you write for ‘The Atlantic?’
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"Wearing a baby carrier as a man is sometimes seen as feminine. Alternatively it’s also a trophy to your virility strapped to your chest."
Wearing the baby carrier is manly. A man doing his fatherly duties is manly and ought to be done by all. The one not doing it is the wuss.