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Fuck you. My cousin made history in our small town for being the first Water Polo to become star quarterback. You’re saying he shouldn’t have been able to play?
They can play the sport they were born as or they can not play sports. Simple as that
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either you let trans people play sports or we abolish sports. simple as.
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what a world we made of
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Very midwit take to be surprised that the most popular items of media appeal to the most standard kind of person. That’s just how numbers work.
Spent the last 18 hours listening to an episode from each top podcast for this This is the current state of American culture
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THE BIBISI BIWISI DIALECTIC…
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Just ate the whole pizza instead of just half I feel like fouseytube #edtwtfordudes
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They’re needs to be a New York Times crossword for straight men
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These are the walls we have trained to scale
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Rehab — “what a place to Find Yourself in”
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In the Christian world, as long as you indicate that AT SOME POINT you are going to get married, you are free to share all the scandalous details of your fantastical sex life
My gf put forward a wedding date that is calculated around her cycle. I'm actually going to be assaulted.
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Everybody get more dysgenic NOW!
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That was literally the worst strands ever @nytimes wtf
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Do the kids know we’re joking
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Music, specifically orchestra, is a microcosm. As a white kid who’s parents didn’t force me to practice and therefore consistently played 6th-10th chair cello, I too derided the robotic tiger-spawn Asians who lined the chairs in front of me. There was no way these copy paste
Ok, here’s a story about the Great Asian Grindset Debate. A couple years ago we put our kid in a piano school run by a Korean woman living in France. There’s a recital at the end of the year where all of the kids play; half Asian, which is very unusual for France, half White. The Asian kids were all excellent. They were all an 8 or a 9. The White kids were all over the place. There were 1s. There were 2s. There were 3s. There were also 10s. The Asian kids all played, sorry but it’s true, somewhat robotically (which is no shame for a kid!). The best White kids played with that extra dimension of soul and emotion that made them touch greatness. The Asian kids were *all* 8 or 9. The White kids were all over the place from 1 to 10. At the end the lady who runs the school gave a little speech, which was full of nice things, but had as a big throughline chiding the parents of the White kids for not making their kids practice more. At the end, she made a joke: "Remember, make your kids work, because no matter how hard they work, there’s an Asian kid next door who’s working twice as hard." We all laughed, myself included. Do I think that the culture that produced those 8-9 kids is healthy, or one that I would like to see dominant in my country? Hell no. Do I also wish that the White kids who were below an 8 had worked, say, at least 10% harder? Some 50% harder? Hell yes.
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If you have both, you may one day write the piece. If you have the second, you find yourself listening to the cello instead of those with the first. If you have the first but not the second, you will stay in the orchestra as long as you play quiet enough so that nobody realizes
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You lack the second. If you have the first, and think yourself smarter than those who have the second, you will play loudly and incorrectly from the back row and get kicked out of the orchestra.
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