wow, I really didn’t expect such a thought out response. I really do appreciate it. for me the sentence conveys the idea that despite all the effort put in, some undesirable circumstances have already occurred, and no further action can change them. but in the general usage, I absolutely agree that it is a stupid sentiment, suggesting that one should stop trying despite there being things that can be done. sometimes it’s hard to keep hope in the world with how it is, but damn it, it’s worth holding on to that hope if you can, and if it means you can at least try to make a difference in the world. anyway hopefully any of what I wrote makes sense lol

I sure as hell wouldn’t be that cute :(

tits what tits

byu actually does have a bubble tea shop, but they make it without any real tea

b-but the bible says premarital sex is the second worse thing to murder! we all need to get married to each other first, then the butt stuff.

yeah, it’s all stupid arbitrary rules. you aren’t allowed to drink any form of tea either. it also says any form of premarital sex is the second worse sin to murder. and of course there’s all the stuff they like to ignore, like the stuff about not divorcing or anything that doesn’t align with their business ideals of making money off the members

I think I may be able to manage, just depends on the individual in question :)

absolutely, who even needs a bumper or a wheel that can successfully turn 360 degrees bit of wd-40 should do the trick I reckon

yeah, luckily it was pretty slow and nobody was hurt, the car can probably get fixed

thank you!

I love acerola, I highly recommend his channel to anyone interested in this type of thing

Oh my, it honestly looks kinda cool

The LDS church is straight up is a scam. They are tax exempt, require you pay tithing, and even use their members to clean the church buildings, despite the absurd amounts of wealth they have. And all they do with that money is build temples all over the place, and hoard it.

It really does, and it especially sucks to live in Utah where everyone silently judges you for existing