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My ideal girlfriend in her early 20s to mid 20s would have both tartan (miniskirts) of the same length well above the knee, and likewise plain skirts whether white or other colour/colors.

It's not quite tennis, not quite netball.

But crikey - skirts and sneakers (lace up shoes) woo hoo. Also known as runners, trainers. Chunky shoes? I guess. Sure beats Converse.

Let's go all deep here.

As a casual viewer, hell I'm glad 20 years later, I know which was the purer film.

And I saw the mid 2000s unrelated Flight of the Phoenix.

Let's not talk naughty phoenix company problems here. It's a real problem in Aust 🦘🌏

Fly Phoenix fly 🐦‍🔥 not to rip off Spacey's line in Superman Returns "now fly, Superman" or similars. ©️

Lol just wondering how that might sound or feel with that name for an orc from fantasy fiction?

These are orcs for those unfamiliar. so imagine if one of these creatures names was 'Darwin'.

The reason I ask is because both go against gender norms and I'm wondering whether men or women are more accepting of the sex they're attracted to going against gender norms.

I personally believe that men are more accepting of women with hairy legs than women are more accepting of men with shaved legs.

The men who hate hairy legs on women tend to lean younger. Older men are generally fine with hairy legs on women. As women get older and get pregnant and have kids it's unrealistic to expect them to have silky smooth legs 24/7.

However shaved legs on men are perceived as homosexual and feminine so women are unlikely to accept it regardless of age.

In general I'd say men care less about a woman's appearance and just want a kind woman who can love them while women basically want a perfect man who is always stoic and manly and tall and hairy and bearded and big, combination of muscle and fat.

I legit get physical pains in my stomach at the depth of the idiocy that I see on this site

During his prime in the 1980s and 1990s, Mike Tyson possessed an unmatched level of intimidation and devastating knockout power. Beyond his dominance inside the sport of boxing, his unpredictable temper outside the ring created an aura where people genuinely believed that if anyone said the wrong thing to him, he might instantly flash out.

Looking back at that era, did he truly hold the crown as the most feared person alive globally, both in the sports world and in everyday public life? Or has his out of ring mystique been amplified by pop culture over time?

You cannot choose both. This question is to see what you lean more towards.

You cannot choose both. This question is to see what you lean more towards.

I found out about this the other day, and I think it is absolutely crazy that kids are actually getting paid to go to school nowadays. At first, I was joking around like, "man, why wasn’t this a thing when I was in school?”

The program says that students get paid for perfect attendance during designated cycles. If they miss a single hour or come in late and tardy, they don’t get a dime. Apparently, this is a major initiative being pushed by the Detroit Public Schools Community District to fight massive chronic absenteeism numbers.

But man, back when I was going to school, we went to class regardless of how we felt. No matter how much we complained or didn’t want to go, our parents made us wake up and walk through those doors anyway. We didn't need a cash prize just to show up and do what we were supposed to do. I get that absenteeism rates are high and Detroit is trying to fix a deeply struggling system, but paying kids just to attend feels wild.

I honestly don’t think this does any real good for them in the long run. It teaches a bad lesson because they will probably grow up thinking and expecting to get a reward for every single thing they are supposed to do in life. Real life doesn't hand out cash prizes just for showing up to your basic responsibilities.

What do y'all think about this? Is bribing kids a smart, modern solution to get them into classrooms, or is it a bad look that completely ruins basic discipline and personal responsibility?

I often hear people say 'watch how they treat service workers' as a good green light to continue dating someone... well that had me wondering what if the service was legitimately bad? like the waiter or waitress was rude, it took way too long to get your food or the food itself was badly undercooked. How would you hope your date handles this?

This is his official portrait

and this is what he actually looks like

Corporal punishment is legal in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Wyoming.

Why is it legal in red states and illegal everywhere else?

They are basically men aren't they