Kris Kristofferson thought the most lonesome thing in the world was being alone on a Sunday morning.
I contend that this reveals he is a man who never had to put the cover on a comforter on his own.
Kris Kristofferson thought the most lonesome thing in the world was being alone on a Sunday morning.
I contend that this reveals he is a man who never had to put the cover on a comforter on his own.
@karlauerbach @wakame @grumpy_website I'm not so sure that's a rather strong reason. Computers have many, many attack vectors.
@adhdeanasl @aarontempler you can even add what you say in your original order, which is that people often judge themselves to be louder than they actually are! That's very reasonable advice.
@adhdeanasl @aarontempler the "If you're considering refusing a mic, think about the fact that there may be people with difficulty hearing in the room and err on the side of using it if you're not sure you will be loud enough for everyone to hear."
There you go. Then you won't be ordering to anyone to do something, which is good, and you'll be suggesting they do something that's actually useful, which is also good.
@adhdeanasl @aarontempler no, I hear you just fine. Thank you for the order, but it's clear you haven't thought about this at all. I am not going to blow out everyone's eardrums because there might be someone in the room who couldn't hear otherwise.
I strongly suggest you go back and edit your original post. This is reasonable advice that I think should be followed:
@futurebird driving home from a friend's house today, I realized that a tiny ant was lost in the forest of hair on my arm. When I got home, I helped her into the grass, but I understand that is essentially the equivalent of dropping me in a Khazak suburb and assuming I'd be fine because I live in a suburb.
Is there anything useful that I could have done for her at that point?