I have no idea. I work in a large department and I don't know who 3/4 of my coworkers are. I've never even seen the symbols in person, this was the first time I was made aware of them.
Honestly, this tracks with where I work. I thought it was something cooler.
This was posted under the punch clock at work. I assume it's some kind of occult symbol but that's just a guess. Anyone know what it is or what it means?
I genuinely believe everyone should serve some sort of customer service role at least once in their life.
From the ones ive seen mentioned, I second Electroboom, Crime Pays But Botany Doesn't, Practical Engineering, ZeFrank, and Kurzgesagt.
If you like biology and evolution, I would recommend Lindsay Nikole.
If you like deep dives into various types of engineering, I would recommend Real Engineering. He does a lot of aviation and aerospace stuff.
Husbando, yeah. I agree with you though, it's not as fun to say.
Can I pick both?
The overarching answer is "people are different". But I suspect you want a more granular answer than that.
Depending on various factors like age, sex, hydration status, disease process, etc., some people's skin is more elastic than others. People also have different pain tolerances. If you mix and match all of these factors, you'll get people reacting differently to the same stimuli.
Ground beef.
What do you call a cow with 2 legs?
Spongebob
DragonBall Z
Ed, Edd, n Eddy
And at the time of writing my previous two posts, I was a little drunk so I hope I made my point lol.
But yes, I understand where you are coming from. There is always an alternative, more "polite" way of getting a message across, even if that message itself is not polite. Using curses is a crutch for people that do not have the wit and vocabulary to say what they want to say. Did I get that right?
I feel like we agree to some extent. However, where we differ is in our attitudes towards the use of curses. You seem to look down on people who curse at all whereas I look down on people who curse profusely. By profusely, I mean in situations where cursing is not warranted (inappropriate setting) or just general overuse.
I think people can do and say whatever they want so long as they don't hurt anybody, cursing included. I don't see how the use of curses actually hurts anyone except maybe the recipient of a pointed "fuck you". Anyone else around to hear the curse word only gets offended because society told them to.
I draw the line at racial slurs. That's just not cool.
Yeah, I remember that! this is very reminiscent of that incident judging from the rest of the comments.