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The TP should be the backup from the start, with the primary system being the bidet.

Bitch, you can say bitch on the internet.

Ha same here.

The first notable occurrence was when I was around 9 and and we were hiking in the woods. My brother and me we both in shorts and t-shirts and running around together. When we got home my mum found a tick on him and after some more searching she removed 14 ticks from my brother. So she called me in immediately after that, but even after stripping me down naked and thoroughly searching I had 0 ticks.

And that kind of scenario has repeated over and over. Had a BBQ with some friends under a tree. Multiple people reported having ticks the next day. Not me.

Still haven't had one ... ever.

But it’s never stopped meaning that, though? It’s still extremely commonly used to tag that sort of content, and I don’t know why you’re starting to insist that words don’t mean the things they say.

The literal meaning of the phrase is useless, since what is safe at a workplace varies drastically with the workplace. It's also relevant in a lot of other settings that aren't work, like browsing your phone on public transport or at school. It's also very common for phrases to have a different meaning from the literal meaning of the individual words. I'd say that's even the case for most phrases. When you say it's raining cats and dogs there aren't actually cats and dogs falling from the sky. In this case the actual "work" aspect isn't relevant.

What the tag does signify is that the following content might be disturbing or inappropriate in certain situations so you can be aware before opening it. And bikini pictures don't warrant that warning, even if some workplaces have a policy against it.

I guess. But it's good enough for me and all my content is only in 1080p anyway, so I don't think the display is limiting me too much.

What's good for the cancer ....

I got a "signage display", which is basically just a large monitor connected via HDMI.

Despite what the letters literally stand for or where it's from, it doesn't actually mean that (anymore). If it did for most people almost any media would be "NSFW". Most people would get in trouble for watching a movie or playing video games at work, regardless of content. That's obviously a useless definition.

Since it was popularized on reddit and other social media the tag now defacto means porn/gore. That's how the vast majority of people uses it and that's how I think it should be used.

And of course people can complain. But well, sometimes the complain might just fall on deaf ears. And in the case if demanding bikini pictures be tagged as NSFW, I think rightfully so.

Yes.

Even better, get rid of it entirely and get a dumb TV.

As I said, I regularly seen bikini picture and the like on office computers, so yes, I think it's acceptable in "western culture". Maybe not in some of the more puritan countries or large corporations, but in general, yes.

Also the term NSFW isn't defined by what is literally allowed at workplaces, so the entire argument is pointless. It's a tag for porn and gore. Bikini pictures aren't porn.

I'm not sure. Most people are in China and India and I know little about their office culture.