Posts made by Kekkaishi

@raphjd The fact that she said it a second time confirms that she actually mean it and not just the slip of slip of the tongue (not that there was really any doubt really)

@raphjd It's not the first time she said it. I don't remember when, but it was during Trump's term.
At this point I'm not surprised at anything the Democrats and the liberal media are doing. They are authoritarians who would see America's burned to the ground just to be in power - I'm not even beeing bombastic about it. They hate everything that America is and was built upon

@bi4smooth I remember an encounter many years ago where I worked as cashier at a drug store.
A customer enters who speaks English natively. I don't remember the details but he asked me a question (in English of course) and I answered using the word "either" (pronounced I-ther) in regards to comparing two products or something. The weird thing is that he seemed to not understand my meaning of the word, not until I used E-ther to "correct" mysellf.
But most likely I misused the word altogether in a sentence

@Dracula975 Thanks!

So which pronunciation is the American?

I have some words that I hear sometimes that are pronounced differently. Therefore I'm not sure what is the correct way to pronounce these words.
I will write the word and then the 2 variations phonetically for better understanding

Ideology: E-diology or I-dioloty

Either: E-ther or I-ther

Devisive: di-VI-sive or di-VAI-sive

Beyond: be-Yo-nd or be-O-nd

Resource -> re-So-rce or re-Zo-urce

So which is it?
thanks.

@john32123666 Thanks! appreciate the effort you put in your answer

Recently I heard the word "coregasm" in reference to gym workout. When I googled it, I couldn't find a direct answer. to my understanding, it is when men or women orgasm during an exercise,
also when I googled it, I came across the word kegel

Can you explain the two words?

@wade2520 You are correct. The vaccines do not stop the spread. I believe even a CDC official said it at some point (not sure entirely). Covid is extremely political to the point where the actual disease doesn't matter

Does any of that excuse his hard-headed refusal to ever admit to being wrong? Or even "misinterpreted"? Of course not! But as I do in other areas of this Politics section: let's be fair and avoid unnecessary hyperbole.

We can disagree without insisting the "other guy" is stupid or just-plain-evil! (even if one, or both, are actually true LOL)

I agree with your post. However, I would like to direct your quote back at you and even all of us really who are tribal when it comes to politics for the most part. You two, imo, are both ends of a spectrum

Haha that is funny

@bi4smooth already consulted a doctor and got treatment. thanks

I know you're not doctors, but before I decide to go to a doctor,
It has evloved into this, is this getting better in your opinion?

I feel pain on my penis. attached a photo. is that an STD? what do I do?

@raphjd I must agree with you there. When I first started following you and your interaction with @bi4smooth I noticed that no matter what he said, you were always bombastic with your responses which I thought at times were uncalled for (still do). But now I realize - in my opinion - that @bi4smooth has genuine TDS and has to defend everything liberal

@raphjd agree

Disgusting! was the husband in on it?

Yet people are stupid enough to realize it themselves

@bi4smooth I didn't say that the whole company is responsible. The responsibility falls on the individual only. What you are describing in your example, the employee who didn't want to go get the milk didn't know about the allergy (unless he was told in advanced). I'm 100% sure had the employee knew about the allergy, he would act accordingly

In the Lush consmetics case, even though the employees and the manager knew very well of the child's disability and mask exemption, they still refused. Is that intentional enough? I will say that due to the mask mandates, the employees must have believed that there are no exceptions to that rule obviously (perhaps indeed company policy?). IMHO, this was well beyond a mistake

How many grains of sand make a heap?