Chebucto Regional Softball Club

@epicdemiologist

Let your kid use scissors or they may grow up with a scissors scarcity mentality.

@jadp

Is Santa unwell

@epicdemiologist

Yeah. My parents would only let me use like two of the scissors and hid the nice ones and wouldn't buy the scissors I wanted as a gift because "you have scissors" (even told other people not to get them for me since I had them already)

They came over one day and noticed that I have a big vase and it's full of every kind of scissor, every color and size...

"so, that really was a big deal I guess" my mom said ... I hadn't even really noticed the connection. But it WAS.

@tkinias

IDK they seem fine. I don't know her well but I think it's JUST with food gifts.

Were it with everything I'd wonder about that.

@IanMoore3000

Cheese is cake for grown ups I think.

@isibell @GinevraCat

This is all about paying careful attention to the students.

I noticed they were kind of struggling with formatting the lists from examples so decided to try taking more time introducing the symbols and this worked.

Technically I have a sibling but our age difference is so great we never really squabbled and I don't know of these things.

So a friend of mine was telling me about this one strange thing his wife does. Whenever they get a gift of *food* and ONLY food (eg like a basket of cheese and crackers) she immediately goes about dividing it EXACTLY in half. "this is my part of the cheddar, this is yours" he isn't bothered about it just a little confused.

She told him. "If you had siblings you'd understand."

I suggested he may eat all the cheese and not notice.

Can those with siblings speak on this? Are you traumatized?

@Tattie @mpark

call an amBjörklance?

@JamesWidman

"You're right. I would have been mad if you woke me up to see this."

@argv_minus_one @csgraves

javaScript
python
math (set theory)

IDK it's used enough that I think it's worth knowing.

If you must know my favorite Korean cold noodles come with these free fake polaroid style photos of teenaged Korean heart throbs (think Tiger Beat boys) and I always give them to my husband because he sometimes listens to K-Pop which I tease him about relentlessly.

Can't wait to hit him with this DREAMY photo of Byeon Woo-seok.

Love is ...

knowing someone *so* well (and knowing you know them so well) that if they say

"let me show you something... oh no! you're sleeping, well don't wake up to just to see this. you'll be mad if you wake up just to see this."

and? you just keep sleeping because whatever it is? you know they are right and you can see it later and be annoyed *then*

@yashpheh @KatS

I love this, and it fits so well. But what do you call the long ones used in diagrams? The same thing?

@fondoffawns

And thus the truth comes out!

@not2b

Does facebook indicate when a post has been edited and let you see the previous version?

If not? I'd say that isn't helping them with their many intractable problems.

@SkylarkDuquesne

In NYC it's febber awry

@goaty

uh oh

@picard @miblo @puf

If you mix the "amb bue lense" some of the brits are talking about with the "ball" you get

"am ball linse" which to me sounds VERY brooklyn in a way that would get you a side glance in the bronx. (as in why'd you come up here?)

@Moondancer

I wish the whole industry of content that revolves around "ha ha Trump is an old man struggling to do things all old people find difficult" would just die.

It's bad.