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Which part is the joke

About to leave for Homecoming

ImANargleHunter said
YOU LOOK SO DIFFERENT FROM WHEN I SAW YOU LAST

ye im fucking hot as shit

we turnt up so loud
fuck
NO FLEX, ZONE- NO FLEX, ZONE

jfc i threw up in the bathroom at one point
had like 2 girls grindng on me in the party bus
too much

About to leave for Homecoming

Going with a friend, should be fun. We have a big group and like 2 people on deck to bring Cards Against Humanity. Also a party bus, yay.

Killing it in this bowtie tbh. I look dapper as shit, will post pics later.

edit:

obligatory pre-party selfie

I need help with real life stuff. Update #1

You seem to be handling this well.

Which part exactly do you need help with even?

I am filled with righteous anger

Halo said
oh'cause yeah that was what I was trying to get at with the "asking for it" thing and thenc:carry onI was gonna respond to this and then I had a horrifying realisation. Without even setting foot in OT, I am becoming one of them. Every thread I set foot in...Forgive me, gods of Spam, for I have sinned. ;-;

Read this thread

triple post nuguild is the worst

Read this thread

double post nuguild sucks

Read this thread

Cpt Toellner said
Coming from the person who floods the forum with stupid stories about her roommate every fucking hour.

+1,000,000

I am filled with righteous anger

Halo said
There is absolutely nothing morally wrong with leaving your stuff out in the open. You aren't a bad person for doing so. You are not "in the wrong" for not having taken precaution against someone else's shitty actions. As that is my belief, in my view what I said was perfectly applicable. But considering you're edit, I'll primarily respond to Jory-senpai. My thoughts are in a hider below though, because I've typed them all out now and I may as well put them there.

You are correct, it is not morally wrong to not take precautions. In the examples you provided, it is very clear that yes the victims in the situations did nothing wrong. However, in the pencil scenario, it's rather petty and small, taking the correct precautions to protect your things is very common knowledge. Don't leave your wallet in your back pocket in an airport, don't walk alone in sketchy areas, yeah? It's never ever "your fault" if something bad happens to you, but really it's pretty simple, precautions are as easy as putting your pencil in your pocket before you get up from your desk, putting the wallet in your front pocket, or taking the long way home. Again, it's not applicable in larger/more complicated situations like you outlined in your post, but works here for our purposes with Rax.

I am filled with righteous anger

Halo said
There is absolutely nothing morally wrong with leaving your stuff out in the open. You aren't a bad person for doing so. You are not "in the wrong" for not having taken precaution against someone else's shitty actions. As that is my belief, in my view what I said was perfectly applicable. But considering you're edit, I'll primarily respond to Jory-senpai. My thoughts are in a hider below though, because I've typed them all out now and I may as well put them there.

You are correct, it is not morally wrong to not take precautions. In the examples you provided, it is very clear that yes the victims in the situations did nothing wrong. However, in the pencil scenario, it's rather petty and small, taking the correct precautions to protect your things is very common knowledge. Don't leave your wallet in your back pocket in an airport, don't walk alone in sketchy areas, yeah? It's never ever "your fault" if something bad happens to you, but really it's pretty simple, precautions are as easy as putting your pencil in your pocket before you get up from your desk, putting the wallet in your front pocket, or taking the long way home. Again, it's not applicable in larger/more complicated situations like you outlined in your post, but works here for our purposes with Rax.