Duhtocqueville

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[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 6 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I’m not saying AI shouldn’t be regulated, but I am saying I think we’re too incompetent to regulate it and will just be giving industry players barriers to entry and monopolies instead of regulating AI.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 7 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (1 children)

Airport and airline dependent. I’ve waited an hour and a half to check my car seat for a budget airline.

TSA are equal opportunity haters and don’t care if you got to the airport two hours ago and your flight is in 30 minutes. They tell you to get in their line 2 hours before your flight and by god sometimes they are gonna make you wait two hours.

Edit: oh yeah also waited an hour becuase my budget airline wouldn’t let me print boarding passes and said “see agent” but didn’t staff any agents. Turns out they want to make sure your one year old is actually a baby and you’re not just a cheapskate trying to hold a twelve year old in your lap.

Doctor, no … in the ass.

10 things I hate about you in the ass.

Have you tried one? It’s pretty good. It’s got mini pickles, mini wieners, hush money puppies, some and Im peaches topped with saffron and gold flakes. It’s what they serve at the grand estoria hotel to any guest who says “pardon” about themselves.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 1 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

I don’t post my children either, but this little girl has an obvious and non hidden difference. It looks like she doesn’t have eyeballs.

So you’re a parent, first obligation to your child. But even inside that world there are some competing pulls:

  1. You want to build her a more accepting world. There is a perception that different physical appearances need to be covered up or hidden or not displayed. This can make people less accepting becuase they encounter it less often. If I’m her parent I want to normalize people showing off these differences so she is more accepted.

2.You don’t her to ever think you’re ashamed of her. Many parents post often and loudly. It’s a concern that she could get a negative perception of this privacy as she gets older.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

The king was as hard as a rock

And rubbed one off into a sock

I wanted to opine that his love line was divine

But instead I just said nice cock.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 3 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Based on the wording I’m guessing it’s a gated community.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 5 points 3 weeks ago

I recently freed my 8 year old human child from a gap in the couch.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 8 points 4 weeks ago (7 children)

Am lawyer.

We have basically three murders:

An intentional killing with Malice aforethought or premeditation as you put it.

An intentional killing in the Heat of passion lacking the premeditation.

An unintentional killing, manslaughter.

In Tennessee the middle on is called intentional manslaughter and that’s the one at play.

There are certainly cases where the jury has concluded at some point between bullet one and bukket six you formed the premeditation required.

[–] Duhtocqueville@ttrpg.network 19 points 1 month ago

I write to you all from the parents table.

It began lame as hell. I was a single man with a married brother who had a young child. I was clearly there to keep them company.

Later, there I was with my own child. At a table of people I didn’t know with children. Next to the goddamn speaker.

Then, I’m happy to report, I was at one of my favorite cousins weddings. I was there with her oldest brother and his child my kids age. And a bunch of other people with kids that age. And it was awesome. Finally.

I submit the best table at a wedding is one that you really fit in with. Whatever commonality that may be.

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