Bad, but not worse. It's funnier when there's no TP so you know there's an uncomfortable asshole out there.
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Bad, but not worse. It's funnier when there's no TP so you know there's an uncomfortable asshole out there.
Depression and mental health annoys me. Friends who leave too early annoy me. R.I.P Wes. A bunch of Montana rednecks will miss your upstate new york ass(wherever the fuck that is..)https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...359badd57d.jpg
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Damn. Sorry for the loss of your friend.
I was out doing trailwork this afternoon and a biker who stopped to talk said a homeless guy defecated on one of the bridges we built last summer. No mention of TP so your scenario might be the only solace here.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser4
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Hmmm, unhoused changes the equation.
Unhorsed is annoying, I don’t see anything derogatory about homeless
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Unicorns think horses are important. Pffft.
We’re related.
Spellcheck didn’t recognize unhoused, coincidence?
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I chose one word, I don't think it's the only correct word. You are free to use the word you chose. Hopefully I am free to use the word I chose if I see fit.
Have you always used “unhoused” to describe the homeless?
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Spam, Junk, Unwanted.
How many shit folders do we need in our email?
No, i have not always used the word, however, it is an apt description and I don't mind using new words as they come along if they aren't offensive and they add new nuances to the discussion.
Added nuances…,
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Add in a corporate Mimecast secure email gateway...Quote:
Spam, Junk, Unwanted.
How many shit folders do we need in our email?
On Hold Messages - Personal
On Hold Messages - Moderated
Bounces and Rejections - Bounced
Bounces and Rejections - Rejected
Plus the random security questionnaires that pop up when you try to open an email: Are you really sure this email is safe?
Same thing for links in emails.
what's the problem with the word "unhoused"?
Just my opinion, but I think it suggests removal of the responsibility of the situation from the afflicted. Bootstraps, and all that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
It's offensive to the horseless.
Eta: Sorry, I meant to say "those experiencing horselessness. Just because they have no horses now does not mean they will always be horseless. Their horselessness does not define them. Also, they may be cat people.
It's a masked attempt to make people in an unpleasant situation feel more respected, where the actual purpose is to make the well off people using the word feel better about themselves because they have made a public display of compassion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
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Let answer your question by posing another: What’s the point of the word “unhoused”?Quote:
Originally Posted by Danno
"I've got an idea about homelessness. Do you know what they ought to do? Change the name of it. It's not "homelessness", it's "houselessness". It's houses these people need. A home is an abstract idea, a home is a setting, it's a state of mind. These people need houses; physical, tangible structures."
-George Carlin, 1992
for those who are quoting my post, what are you using to post? Because I still can't quote on FF.
TRG app on the iPhoneQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
SameQuote:
Originally Posted by mcski
The fact that a guy I know has to worry about him or his wife and kid being deported because of the color of their skin, in the year 2025, in the United States, as a US citizen. Their friend who is a citizen was deported and instead of an apology, they told him he was "Collateral Damage". He is 70 yo.
"You won't have a name when you ride the big airplane, and all they will call you will be deportee." W. Guthrie