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question everything?

Might as well, everything we see on TV or read on the internet is complete BS. If it wasn't you wouldn't be wearing that tin foil helmet.

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I don't usually make political posts.

The giant douche won, just in case anyone was wondering.

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I don't usually make political posts.

I don't think Trump is any worse or any better than any of the other presidents we have had lately as far as breaking rules and doing whatever he wants to do. I think the effect he has had on our economy is better though. I didn't vote for him because I thought he was crazy and would start World War III. I was wrong about that, by the way I didn't vote for Hillary either.

It kind of reminds me of a South Park episode I saw once upon a time. Stan didn't want to vote because the two candidates were a turd sandwich and a giant douche. They banished him from town for not voting... some things never change.

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Legit question: How do you know if your male friend is catching feelings?

It was a lot easier in my youth. I used to get notes passed to me with two boxes... Do you like me? Check yes or no. It seems like technology is ruining the subtle finesse of notes like this.

Also I never even suspected that you didn't actually see this person in real life until I read the other comments. Online romances with strangers seem to have become the norm now though. If you actually are living in a close proximity to this guy and you two see each other often it should be pretty obvious.

It's a lot easier to tell if someone is romantically interested in you when you are standing right in front of them. The body sends messages, whether you want it to or not. Teen boys especially have bodies that react to women that are attractive. So the next time you see him stand too close, invade his space and put your hand on his arm and swing your hair around so that it brushes against him. Then look in his eyes and the answer should be clear.

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What keeps you at Help-qa?

It's a home away from home. It's a secret time transporter that takes me back 15 years.

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The original help.com site was always busy, and I don't think for a moment there are fewer people needing help.

Well I found the old site by typing in "help". You won't find this one doing that, that's for sure.

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I was born and raised in the same state my entire life.

I've been to New York and LA and I wouldn't consider living in either place. Too many people jammed up like sardines. I like to hunt and fish. I'm five minutes from the lake and I can be in a treestand in the middle of nowhere in less than an hour. My kids and I went and played frisbee golf this morning and there were only two other cars in the parking lot when we got there. Wide open spaces for me... good luck.

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I was born and raised in the same state my entire life.

The best place in the world is Nashville,Tennessee. Y'all come down now, y'hear?

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I feel like my boss is starting to get too nosey.

Maybe she's just trying to be talkative. It doesn't sound that nosey to me. Heck I ask more personal questions than that to strangers all the time. Ask her some really personal questions back is what I'd probably do, but then I'm a sandwich shy myself.

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Being a groomsman

Yeah you have to throw a crazy bachelor party for whoever's getting married. Do you know the best man? Are you the best man? If you are it's all on you. A trip to Tijuana, Mexico's red light district is a good idea. It's a lot cheaper than Vegas. Plus I think peyote is legal there... It's a dirty job but somebody has to do it, but think of it as your friend's last few days of freedom.

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