And youse in Dublin.

Livin' the dream!

Like everyone else, I get distracted and forget to do this. Then I look out at my car while standing at the register. Naturally, the numbers are not visible from this location...

I remember watching this happen to r/TheDonald in real time.

Google golden passport. Portugal and Spain were at it but I think many countries have shut down the programme.

LEGITIMATE INTEREST!!

r/TotallyNotRobots is spreading everywhere.

Well, I guess you won't find them around here. Remember Tate telling everyone he was 'too smart to read'.

That's just Jim backwards.

I don't want to get all 'Rick and Morty is for high IQs' but I would imagine the type of user that left Reddit in the recent protest is a bit more clued in than the average r/jokes commenter.

The discussions around here certainly have a flavour of the Old Reddit, before Digg even.

You can split hairs, but I certainly don't 'feel safer' around people who raise their voice to me. It's intemperate, threatening and often bullying. But I can see we won't agree.

Emotionally mature adults shouldn't have to shout at anyone in daily life. It's not repressed rage if you have an even temperament.

I do know several volatile people who consider it normal to 'blow off steam' by having a raging argument every now and then. It may be helpful to them but it's childish and unfair to those around them.