Taniwha420

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Taniwha420 ,

I mean, we're kind of known for war crimes too. Was anyone in WW1 worse than the Canadians?

Taniwha420 ,

Lots of good articles on Canadian brutality in WW1 if you do a search. As for war crimes in particular, here's one of many articles mentioning how Canadians killed prisoners of war:

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/the-forgotten-ferocity-of-canadas-soldiers-in-the-great-war

Taniwha420 ,

Yes. I noticed a decently reputable (but mega corp) bag of whole espresso beans... 50% robusta. I was surprised.

Everyone is right into burnt coffee for some reason too. I hear a lot of people talking about dark roasts and how they like "strong coffee".

Taniwha420 ,

Holy shit! This dude's pluralising in Greek!

Taniwha420 ,

No. This story starts with filthy SE Asians. Europeans are just the man-whores that gave them to everyone else.

Taniwha420 ,

It takes time for earth worms to occupy available ecosystems. It's not like they're natural migrators. In particular, they're slow to cross rivers. Not very good swimmers either. I'm addition to agriculture and construction, anglers also seem to be spreading them.

Hey i just wanna know are raccoons evil in some kind of way ?

A lot of things i thought were cute and nice like dolphines, ducks, cats (i saw one cat eat anothers new born), dogs (multiple cases of eating dead owners due to a variety of reasons starting from trying to wake em up to other malicious reasons), hamsters etc turned out to be wrong . Raccoons are the only thing i believe in...

Taniwha420 ,

When they are in Kill Mode they are absolutely vicious. They'd reach through the fence and pull the chickens' heads off.

Taniwha420 ,

3 or 4 double shots in the morning. Drip and (especially perc) coffee delivers more caffeine, mostly due to volume. I've knocked myself into jitters with drip on numerous occasions. Never done this with espresso.

You're fine. I've had baristas balk at a quad shot right after serving someone a 16oz. drip without even blinking. There's probably as much if not more caffeine in the 16oz. drip.

Taniwha420 ,

I had a customs officer take me aside and interrogate me after a series of long international flights. "If you don't have anything illegal, why are you so jumpy?"
"Because I've been awake for 48 hours straight and I'm getting interrogated by a guy in a uniform determined to pin something on me!?!" Motherfucker.

Taniwha420 ,

I was wondering until this comment. "Ethiopia? Ecuador? Oh! Colombia."

Taniwha420 ,

I'm no Dahlia expert, but I'm offer some thoughts.

Transplanting is a bit traumatic. Did you give it lots of water?

It's interesting though because the leaves and the buds look pretty good (not water stressed).

It may just that it was a bit stressed and have to on that flower.

Is the flower stem damaged in any way?

Taniwha420 ,

Why would you want it near ... ... ... anything?

What the fuck is wrong with us?

Taniwha420 ,

Not sure you've given us enough context. Why would I feel the need to defend myself when someone asks me directions.

I have a suspicion you're asking if someone questions my actions or something.

Taniwha420 ,

That shit scarred me, and I think was a major contributor to an anxious-preoccuppied attachment style as an adult. A lifetime of being put on a pedestal from the recognition I was bright and a novel thinker, and then the judgment when I inevitably goofed something up left me with a deep -rooted belief that the true me was unworthy and an inevitable fuck up. "Taniwha is an intelligent and capable person, if only he would stop being such a fuck around." I learned not to trust myself because inevitability I'd do something impulsive, or miss some social queue, or not stay with the program, which made me very Other-focused and wanting to do the "right thing" so I didn't let everyone down again.

Every single report card and evaluation I've ever received was full of back handed compliments pointing to a moral failing. "... if only he just completed his homework on time," "... needs to stay focused," "... too much time socialising with/distracting his neighbour."

"Lots of potential ... If only ..." Never enough.

Fuck you. That was the thing I was born to struggle with. How many stupid kids got sent home with report cards that said things like, "John's a hard worker and attentive student. He has a lot of potential, but he needs to work on not being stupid."

Parents: "Johnny. You NEED to stop being so stupid in class, and start being smarter or you're going to need Canada's most disciplined ditch digger."

To this day, an accomplished academic, a variable professional, and kind person I still freak out inside when someone gets excited about me. I keep falling into relationships with avoidants because trying to please someone who I've let down is just about all I know.

Taniwha420 ,

Is this comedy, or cross-cultural miscommunication? "I'm afraid," leaves half the thought unexpressed. It relies on a cultural understanding of being afraid of the shame of saying, "no," to someone.

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