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Cake day: June 17th, 2023

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  • I’m mostly just a language model built on limited training data. That data fed in has been littered with propoganda, bias, racism, sexism, and many inaccuracies. Then I add my own inaccuracies by coming to false conclusions by not understanding where my reasoning went wrong or even just fucking up calculations and not checking my work. My memory is limited and degrading in various amounts depending on interest in topics or markers that scared information in sometimes on accident. Horatio Nelson, saved. Current attorney general for my state, hmm wait who was that again, is it still Jonathan strange last name?

    Am I ever reasoning or rationalizing? I’d say they are entangled all throughout my life. Cultural reasoning is what it seems you are questioning, and my answer is yes.




  • I usually aim for that as well. Although I knew a guy years ago that would stare at someone’s ear to see how long it would take to make them wonder if he was staring at something behind them or what they were doing.

    It really wouldn’t to be practical for me to run away from everyone. Also at 35 my hair has thinned on top a bunch so the more I look down the more it would expose such. Something comical in thinking there will be people shorter than me who I am confident around who will think I have a full head of hair, and those I am not confident around and look down, will know I don’t, haha







  • I understand you just mean the term murder has legal definitions that vary. In California it may fall under this second section.

    "Sentencing for Involuntary Manslaughter: Involuntary manslaughter, under Penal Code Section 192(b), involves causing a death without intent to kill, often through reckless or negligent actions. It differs from voluntary manslaughter by focusing on the lack of malice and intent. The law penalizes those whose careless conduct results in fatal outcomes.

    Involuntary manslaughter is typically classified as a felony, with potential imprisonment ranging from two to four years. The court considers the defendant’s conduct and case circumstances, including the degree of negligence and foreseeability of harm. Restitution to the victim’s family for economic losses is often required, emphasizing the broader impact of the offense. Probation may be considered for first-time offenders or cases with mitigating circumstances."


  • “J-B Weld can withstand high temperatures up to 500 °F (260 °C) continuously and up to 600 °F (316 °C) for short periods. It is designed for bonding various materials and is resistant to shock, vibration, and temperature fluctuations.”

    I’ve used it to put a chunk of engine block back on a motorcycle that got ripped off by a drive chain coming off and catching a bolt. Held it from leaks and drove it for a few years after that. I’m not familiar with the glass you use and such, probably best to research first.

    Sorry if it couldn’t help due to the shards you’re talking about. Best of luck mate. It works like mixing two putties together and their chemical reaction does the weld at normal temperatures so you don’t need electric/gas machines, just patience to not get it all over you hands, rags w.e





  • $300 shoes? I think the most expensive shoes I’ve ever bought were $70. I’m sure a lot of the issue with him getting picked on isn’t so much brand name but him feeling like he has no say in what he wears and feeling like he is dressed by his parents in styles he has no say in. Its been 25 years since I entered middle school like this kid, but back then I would have felt the same way if my parents were forcing me to wear something I didn’t like/want. It wasn’t about price either. Often times the shoes my parents wanted me to wear were the same or higher in price, but styles change over time and vary by region/groups. People have their own personalities and prefer to fit in if they can. If the kid doesn’t want to feel like a toddler and have more freedom in what they wear it isn’t a bad thing.