On a letter sure, but in person I don’t think I’ve called anyone Sir unironically since I was in school.
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On a letter sure, but in person I don’t think I’ve called anyone Sir unironically since I was in school.
If you tried using the Icelandic equivalent of sir or ma'am in Iceland people would just look at you funny and think you were trying to be an asshole.
USA has done 5.470M tests - so which of the following are not "Major countries?"
| Russia | 3.019M |
| Germany | 2.072M |
| Italy | 1.757M |
| Spain | 1.199M |
| UAE | 1.057M |
| Turkey | 899K |
| Canada | 707K |
| UK | 665K |
| Australia | 517K |
| France | 463K |
I wouldnt pay it much Attention. Last week he said they had done more testing than the entire world combined.
Don't feel sorry for Dr Birx
We’re living in a post truth world, the reality doesn’t matter any more, he’s made a claim and to his audience that’s that.
She’s right. Unfortunately.
The whole system is fcuked. But the least damaging way through this whole thing would be to pander to Trump.
So when you’re speaking to a man whose name you don’t know, how to you address them?
I call the majority of my male customers Sir until I am corrected or offered a first name to address them by.
I would say when I visit most shops, pubs, restaurants etc I get the same in return. So it is most definitely commonplace. However some places, especially with younger staff 30's or below often say mate, which makes me cringe, and only use if I know the person I'm speaking to.
As mentioned above. Sir is just being polite and showing good manners.
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Of course it's the Democrats fault. It always is, isn't it?
I would say when I visit most shops, pubs, restaurants etc I get the same in return. So it is most definitely commonplace. However some places, especially with younger staff 30's or below often say mate, which makes me cringe, and only use if I know the person I'm speaking to.
As mentioned above. Sir is just being polite and showing good manners.
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Of course it's the Democrats fault. It always is, isn't it?
Hi? Hello maybe if I'm feeling particularly formal?
Hm, fair enough. Must be a cultural thing then. Where I am (Trinidad) it’s fairly common to refer to someone you don’t know by sir or ma’am. In addition, in the hospital when I’m speaking to relatives I always use those titles, and with patients as well when I can’t remember their names.
Might be something that comes along in your line of work as well. A lot of countries I’ve visited, in restaurants and such they usually call me ‘sir’.
That's how that prick got to where he is, nobody calling him out and "pandering". Why the feck should we? feck him and his administration. People need to tie that fat cnut in to knots in his own head. Pander to a man that peddles dangerous drugs and suggests injecting bleach, feck that pal.
Agreed. Don't pander to him, watch him do some vindictive shit and then hang him by it publicly in the media. The coward backs down when he's confronted strongly enough.
To be fair, that part is pretty true
He probably thinks that by going to the tanning bed he is negative and that is the reason. At this point the reporters should just ask him to inject himself with bleach and see if that works too.
"These computers have old engines. Gaming engines are quite good but the graphic engines on these computers are old. Lots of blue state workers playing solitaire and not enough doing their jobs because of these old computers. They just can't get their work done because of it.
But, the brains of the computer are just as slow. And the cyber? Very slow cyber because the fake news media are pouring all their false information into the pipes and blocking them up. Big balls of junk clogging up the cyber pipes. And they can't get enough of it so they keep pouring more in.
I offered them new computers but they said 'no'. These were good computers, too, and they still refused them. Said they were no good. But they came out of big servers from the FSB HQ in Moscow. Didn't matter that we gave them the best virus scan and cleanup available; wiped them all down with bleach to clean the germs out of the engines."
Like that one saying she is a lawyer. Sums up most of these protesters.
I found this funny.
For people who do not know him, he is one of the top AI scientists in the world, and the director of research at Facebook (Facebook has been criticized in this thread for being pro-Trump).
Nice one, though I think this kind of humour will go some way above a certain percentage of the Trump supporters. And seeing them getting agitated is underestimated entertainment.
"I know computers. In fact, people are surprised about how I can understand them. Maybe I should have done computers instead of becoming President. My Grandfather was a computer. Supergenius computer. The first and best computer. He was a computer on the Apollo 1. The Democrats, with their hoax, fake science and news, made it crash. China was also at fault, due to them manufacturing parts in China, maybe we should stop trading with China, maybe. WHO did not warn us about China and the parts being bad, I mean really bad, so I will look into their funding."
"We don't have a civil right to be immortal, it's correct that people at risk die" is my pick.
Sums up so much of US politics.
Sums up so much of US politics.
"my grandfather was a computer" is something I really can imagine him saying.Also these are mostly white Republicans from southern California, among the richest groups of people on the planet. All the war and the military and everything, it's for them and their lifestyles (the endless line of cars the 5G woman referred to, for example).
I'm laughing but I'm scared England will go down a similar route.
Trump + 5g + flat earthers + anti-vaxxers. This video has it all.
Well then.
I find it impressive that people can rage at the tyranny yet support Trump. I suppose they are blaming the state governments for the lockdowns?
Fecking hell, so much anger.
This video is an example of why we must never allow our news media to fall below a certain standard.
Something has turned these people into lunatics.
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NPD is a serious mental illness. People like that usually:
1. Don't really have true friends
2. Lash out when criticized; even when it's criticism that would help in personal development.
3. Seek to blame everything on someone or some event that makes them look bad.
4. Don't ever apologize
5. Really think in their heart that they're right.
I've always said give me a truly crazy person to deal with rather than a narcissist any day of the week.
I know someone who's a complete narcissist in every sense of the word. He's over 70 and up to this day cannot have a proper relationship with any of his kids. He's always alone and still wonders why no one wants to be around him.
Actually, another civil war might not be such a bad idea.
Can it be televised ?
The ratings would be yuge!
What is wrong with people?
Another thing, look at the number of children in that video? They don't stand a chance.
What a fucknugget.
Ask him would he be willing to test it on his kids or grandchildren. You know the answer will be yes.
I want them all dead of the illness they say doesn't exist. Does that make me a bad person or just worried for the future of my kids in this country?
Odds on him actually creating an award called the "Noble prize" so he can give it to himself?
Odds that most of his supporters dont even realise its not the real prize if the above occurs?
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