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ask somebody else to do it
hasn't failed me yet

Thanks, Gggly! pls tutorial video on how to good googles

Can't find a direct answer just Googling, so I was hoping somebody here would have experience or know somebody who is experienced, and could answer.

I plan to sell button pins, among other things, and can't figure out the amount of buttons per design I should bring. Prints are 3-10 per design generally, but I can't find any such rule about buttons! I'm thinking of selling at Sakura-con next year, and last year's attendance reached 21,457.

Any advice/links/whatever would be great, thanks!

(I would have asked around Sakura-con boards but they were removed.)

So when did you choose to be straight?

The only convenience I can see is an easier time propping it up sideways against a bear or something when playing in bed, since it lacks the hinge that makes the screens on different places or whatever. To elaborate, a lot of the time I should only play games that only use the stylus because using my left hand would be bending my elbow affected with cubital tunnel syndrome.

The wedge shape is pretty weird, I think they could have just included a stand or something outright.

$40 cheaper sounds like a pretty good deal. I don't think the hinge loss is a bad thing, I personally have no pockets large enough to hold a DS Lite, and I probably wouldn't feel comfortable taking something that expensive out with me anyway.

As stupid as it looks, pretty good move by Nintendo.

So I can call you a white, ignorant bigot and not be disrecpectful?

You are disregarding how she feels entirely. Do you know what respect is? Respect is not calling an individual something they don't want to be called. Right now you're acting like it's respectful to call a black gentleman a nigger because you don't believe in a black lifestyle.

She identifies as female, and if you want to consider yourself respectful with any decency you will refer to her as a female.

There's no lifestyle to disagree with if people are hardcoded with something, Smaka. It'd be like someone referring to your colorblindnesswhatever as a lifestyle choice and refusing to refer to you as a human being because they disagreed with you. You can preach being respectful of Waffleb despite not "agreeing with her lifestyle" but you're being pretty fucking rude when you decide to call her a male when she identifies as female. That's not respect, that's a complete disregard for somebody else's beliefs, thoughts and feelings.

What do you not agree with?

Sexual orientation and gender dysphoria aren't lifestyle choices, they're hardcoded. Do you not agree with people pursuing what makes them happy and feel comfortable with themselves?

I used to say I disagreed with polyamory, but I also support the idea of people doing what makes them happy so long as no one else is harmed. So I think a better way to describe it is, "that's not for me, but I am okay if someone else is happy with it."

I thought Death Note was just some hipster thing but my fiance got me to sit down and watch it from beginning to end with him, and it was pretty damned good. I guess that'd be my favorite as far as I can remember.

What does that have to do with comparing excess fat and gender dysphoria? Please enlighten me.

It's been established that most people are overweight by choice. Gender dysphoria, by scientific research and medical professionals, is not.

someone try matchmaking and report back with results

I just don't understand the comparison between gender dysphoria and being overweight.

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It's in off-topic, Nora.

You're nitpicking. It's not about giving her friend a reality check. Waffle is concerned for her friend's well being and asked for opinions from other folks on the subject. Whether her friend is comfortable being overweight is irrelevant to the real health issues that can come along with being overweight.

In the case of being overweight, this can be especially true. Controlling your diet and exercising is a pretty straight forward path for most people. My grandmother has been overweight her whole life, and she has cried and bitched about the unfair treatment, how she just can't help it, the works. But for the past few years she has been controlling what she eats and how much, and surprise! She's been losing weight. Even if it isn't the ultimate fixer, having a different mindset plays a huge part in turning your life around.