kerrigan778

That is some prizewinning headline writing there.

I'm not going to transcribe the article for you dude.

You should probably read the context around a comment before replying to it.

Instead of Kleenex I go to the bathroom, blow my nose into my hands, then wash my hands. I've never entirely understood the need for disposable intermediaries. Blowing my nose Kleenex or not without washing my hands afterwards seems unsanitary so why add waste?

I mean, yeah it's possible to watch a show and only watch the "MOTW" style episodes that don't deal with the central overarching plot. I wouldn't recommend it in DS9 though.

Are those barely related facts or are you convinced a kid being just forced to learn an instrument qualifies as child abuse?

Yeah, I got that part, why is there someone behind them super weirdly embracing them?

Gotta admit I can't argue here, I only briefly had to deal with SAIF for a pretty minor on the job injury that did not result in any paid time loss and I barely had to think about it, just went to the doctor and didn't pay anything a few times. Easy to imagine that experience is not universal to more serious issues.

And 69% of statistics are made up https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2014/aug/05/oxfam-ireland/do-women-own-1-worlds-land-no/

WTAF is going on with that thumbnail?

I am... ALMOST sure they're making a joke about farting keeping them awake.

People get a significant amount of their protein intake from sources that aren't usually considered "proteins". Lentils (and mung beans if you don't think of them as lentils), wheat, rice etc all have significant amounts of protein (especially lentils). Yogurt and cheese has lots of it too. Not sure what part of India you're in or what sort of food you're mostly eating but my guess is you're getting more protein than you realize.