It’s the older generation that’s entitled, not students

Tarret · 2012-05-26T01:09:21.646132+00:00

Exactly. I mean, yes - to be a professor is no walk in the park (sometimes). But neither is it a walk in the park to be in more or less any other profession. Either everyone is entitled to tenure, or something like it, or nobody is. There's nothing special about professors.

awesemo · 1 day

Its not being shallow either, who wants to get involved with someone who can't even take care of themselves and is probably going to die way earlier than they should?

It's not being shallow (or maybe it is, technically), but if I'm honest, I am not thinking about a person's life expectancy when I refuse to date them because they are fat and/or ugly. So it's a bit disingenuous to say otherwise.

tswaves · 2 days

Right? It's a grocery store, not a casino.

tswaves · 2 days

I used to be a cashier, so I like to organize my groceries as they ought to be bagged.

However, they're supposed to be trained to bag your groceries properly, so even if you don't help them, that's no excuse.

tswaves · 2 days

Except when the cashier is attractive. Then he/she won't talk to you.

1ncognito · 2 days

If most employees do at least what is asked of them, even minimally, then it would be more or less impossible for 10% of employees to do 90% of the work.

So do a small number of people do a lot of work? Of course. Some people work more than others. But this 10/90 rule is utterly nonsensical.

apokako · 2 days

No. The point was to demonstrate negative stereotypes of Americans as differentiated from Europeans.

There are countless differences, stereotypical or otherwise, between Americans and Europeans. Guns is the only difference in that list that isn't (or at least shouldn't be) negative in nature.

brodie268 · 2 days

But Firefox will clear (or not save in the first place) your private information by default. With Chrome I have to do it manually.

apokako · 2 days

"Hurr Durr/Fat/Jesus/Racist/Guns/etc."

One of these things is not like the others...

xladiciusx · 2 days

"Turn your cell phone into a monitor connected to a microscope."

eafkuor · 2 days

I don't know about you guys, but any time a group of people gather for the express purpose of having fun is okay with me.

Dude_man79 · 2 days

Oh, Belfour...

Early in the 2000-01 season, on October 20, Belfour plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge in which Belfour was subdued by police after a woman he was with became frightened by an intoxicated Belfour in a Dallas hotel room. While under arrest and being transported to the local division, he allegedly offered Dallas police officers one billion dollars for his release without charges.

seKer82 · 4 days

I think Pierre is frightened of Tort.

neverever_d · 5 days

The most effective way to con money is not to ask for money - at least not up front. I am in no way saying it's a scam, but to say it's not a scam because she didn't ask for money is rather foolish.

"Con" is short for "confidence trick." Accordingly, the key point of a con is to gain another person's confidence, and one of the easiest (and most effective) ways to do this is to create several "layers" between what you're asking for and what you want. Ideally, you want your mark to come up with the desired "solution" him or herself, without asking for or even hinting toward it.

Like I said, I am in no way saying we should suspect this to be a con, but this is important information to know, and one should of course always be cautious in situations like these.

seKer82 · 5 days

Doan't stop believing.

williammaier · 6 days

You really shouldn't be doing anything at the volume of a scream for sustained periods of time in an apartment complex. That is simply rude, and I think it's silly how readily we like to chalk just about anything up to "how uncomfortable with sex our society is."

seKer82 · 6 days

Okay. But you don't see a sea of red at MSG. And no one seems to be "snatch[ing] up" those tickets during the presales.

seKer82 · 6 days

Fake shots are difficult to execute without good offensive awareness and positioning, of which Kovalchuk's are second to none. You can't just say, "Hey guys, let's just do some fake shots," or it's gonna result in a lot of turnovers in a lot of vulnerable positions where you really can't afford it. But yeah, the Devils may want to work on that in practice...

seKer82 · 6 days

To the discussion below:

I think everyone can agree that Brodeur, Hasek, and Roy are the best goaltenders of their era, but the order is different for everyone. That is a testament to the quality of goaltending in that era: It's pretty remarkable that we can even narrow it down to three, but I think we can. But we can't narrow it down further. There are too many variables - different teams, different play styles, different everything. To even try to narrow the list down further is a fruitless effort.

viktorbir · 6 days

What else is new.

I thought it was a prerequisite for commenting on reddit to be an expert on economics, law, politics, and every STEM field (the latter of which, of course, constitutes the master race of academic study). I mean, the way we comment, we seem to represent ourselves as such.

viktorbir · 6 days

Tesla wasn’t an ignored god-hero. Thomas Edison wasn’t the devil. They were both brilliant, strong-willed men who helped build our modern world. They both did great things and awful things. They were both brilliantly right about some things and just as brilliantly wrong about others. They had foibles, quirks, passions, misunderstandings and moments of wonder.

I've tried, though less eloquently, to say as much during reddit's frequent bouts of Tesla idolatry and Edison aspersion, but even to suggest something so...neutral is more or less sacrilege here. When reddit has made up its mind, it has made up its mind.

ajninja21 · 6 days

So what if he were? Some people are retired and they can't help it they were born with lack of oxygen.

panda_assassin · 7 days

That information would almost certainly be admissible and relevant in court.

frontpenguin · 7 days

If only he could influence people to spell his name correctly.

panda_assassin · 7 days

Another thing to consider: if people on death row are required to donate their organs after execution, wouldn't that encourage more death sentences for crimes to generate more organs?

Then would not the medical treatment of organ donors be inferior to that of non-organ donors? While possible, I doubt that such is on the mind of doctors/judges/juries that it would have any substantial impact. For instance, no jury is thinking, "We need more workers for understaffed public works projects," when condemning a criminal defendant.

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