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  1. Comment on <deleted topic> in ~life.women

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    That was absolutely the point. No one is insinuating at any point that Ashley is responsible for the decision. It didn't even come across that way, even a little, to me as I read the article. In...

    That was absolutely the point. No one is insinuating at any point that Ashley is responsible for the decision. It didn't even come across that way, even a little, to me as I read the article.

    In addition:

    Regina had considered abortion during one of her own pregnancies. But her grandmother admonished her, “Your mama didn’t abort you.” Now Regina felt caught between her family’s general disapproval of abortion and the realization that her 13-year-old daughter was pregnant as the result of a rape.

    Ashley, the 13 year-old, wasn't being shamed. That story was about the great-grandmother shaming Regina (Ashley's mother) in the past.

    23 votes

  2. Comment on Complacency kills: The crash of Continental Airlines flight 1713 in ~transport

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    I absolutely love reading through these. I'm fascinated. Does anyone know of a source for similar articles on nuclear incidents??

    I absolutely love teasing reading through these. I'm fascinated. Does anyone know of a source for similar articles on nuclear incidents??

  3. Comment on Best method to get rid of mealybugs (and maybe scale too)? in ~hobbies

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    This was my final solution for scale, and the only thing that got rid of it for my dwarf umbrella. Misting the plant with undiluted 70% isopropyl alcohol gave the plant some immediate relief, but...

    This was my final solution for scale, and the only thing that got rid of it for my dwarf umbrella.

    Misting the plant with undiluted 70% isopropyl alcohol gave the plant some immediate relief, but I'm not sure every plant can tolerate that.

    1 vote

  4. Comment on Lets talk roguelikes! in ~games

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    I'm a little disappointed I haven't seen Slice & Dice mentioned. It's a dice-rolling rougelike that's a ton of fun. Like Into The Breach, you know what moves the enemies will make. You also have...

    I'm a little disappointed I haven't seen Slice & Dice mentioned. It's a dice-rolling rougelike that's a ton of fun. Like Into The Breach, you know what moves the enemies will make. You also have an unlimited undo button, which really brings the game into the "find the perfect turn" territory. Which you have too, because this game is tough! (However it's very well balanced.) There are a ton of different enemies, heroes, and items.

    3 votes

  5. Comment on Anyone here a fan of Kdramas? in ~tv

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    Hometown Cha Cha Cha was excellent. A dentist from the big city moves to a small seaside town to open her own clinic. There she learns about life in a small town, taking care of your neighbors,...

    Hometown Cha Cha Cha was excellent. A dentist from the big city moves to a small seaside town to open her own clinic. There she learns about life in a small town, taking care of your neighbors, and falls in love with the village "Chief." It's incredibly cheesy sometimes, but also explores some darker themes like divorce, trauma, etc.

  6. Comment on Dungeons and Drag Queens debuts a fabulous, fearsome foursome in ~games.tabletop

  7. Comment on Dungeons and Drag Queens debuts a fabulous, fearsome foursome in ~games.tabletop

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    I'm not super familiar with Brennan Lee Mulligan, but it looks like he's having an absolute blast! I might have to add this to my life alongside Critical Role.

    I'm not super familiar with Brennan Lee Mulligan, but it looks like he's having an absolute blast! I might have to add this to my life alongside Critical Role.

    4 votes

  8. Comment on Any Android games that are worth playing these days? in ~games

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    There are quite a few good board games with mobile versions. Everdell, Root, Terraforming Mars, etc. Board Game Arena has a lot of games that work really well on mobile as well. I'd say even if...

    There are quite a few good board games with mobile versions. Everdell, Root, Terraforming Mars, etc.
    Board Game Arena has a lot of games that work really well on mobile as well.
    I'd say even if you're not normally into board games they are worth checking out.

  9. Comment on Any Android games that are worth playing these days? in ~games

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    Slice & Dice is so fun. It's easy to lose track of time.

    Slice & Dice is so fun. It's easy to lose track of time.

    3 votes