Onions Are Like Worms

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ssssssssso  fun fact, honey is water soluble

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Mine is “Dungeon Crawler Carl”, by Matt Dinniman

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Hello folks

G’mornin’! What’s good?

 That’s a book.

I know. I’ve read most of the series.

It’s a term that’s jumped away from cinema itself and become something that can refer to anything you experience or view. 

So it’s possible to hear a frisbee game described as such, for example.

 

yes

 Yes, I do!

Hi all!

Morning y'all 

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Morning y'all 

 Hi!

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Never to much sugar

 ok, I lied. that's just a bad combo. now cinamon rolls...

 Cinnamon rolls can be horrible.

 how dare you insult the magnificnce of taste and the paragon of sweet beutey!!

They’re quintessentially unhealthy, that’s for sure. Dunno about ‘paragon[s] of sweet beauty’.

 I know. I was mostly kidding, as I'm aware everyone has their own tastes.

I get that. I’m fine with people sharing their opinions, and I thought I could share mine there. My bad.

 No. Your logic was perfectly sound. No need to say sorry for that.

I shared an opinion, which isn’t logical (as it’s based upon personal experience/emotion and thus is subject to bias). Anyway, I’m apologizing for being overly cold in my description. Sorry again.

 Why isn't the opinion logical?

An opinion is inherently illogical because no opinion is completely neutral. It’s always biased based on emotion and experience, like I said.

For example: a father held captive is brought to two of his children, who, let’s say for the purpose of this, are different. One shies away and is unkind to the father, while the other loves him greatly.

He is told he will be freed along with a child if he chooses one to remain in captivity for life. He’ll most likely choose the lovelier one.

Or, if they were the same in relation to him, he might choose to remain in captivity so both of them can leave. Either way, his emotions and experiences ultimately decide who is the most important.

 The idea that opinions are inherently illogical displays a fundamental misunderstanding of logic

Logic is objective, opinion is subjective..

 Logic is also subjective. People can have the exact same premises and reach different conclusions, all of which could be perfectly logically sound and valid. If logic was objective, there would only be one true, correct conclusion, but that is obviously not the case, because of the existence of various philosophies.

Oh hi Himy!

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Mine is “Dungeon Crawler Carl”, by Matt Dinniman

peak cinema

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Hello folks

G’mornin’! What’s good?

 That’s a book.

I know. I’ve read most of the series.

It’s a term that’s jumped away from cinema itself and become something that can refer to anything you experience or view. 

So it’s possible to hear a frisbee game described as such, for example.

 

yes

 Yes, I do!

 I love that series… read every book so far and waiting on Parade of Horribles

I made a Fighter subclass inspired by the Poison Squad, a group of volunteers who ate actual, obvious poison every day in order to make certain that it was actual, obvious poison.
The reason?
The food corporations were putting that stuff in food and trying to convince everyone that it was perfectly safe.

hello! just wanted to say hi.