I almost killed myself over this dumb shit, right in Japan. At least I feel I deserve the right to make sure people don’t make light of this shit.
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I almost killed myself over this dumb shit, right in Japan. At least I feel I deserve the right to make sure people don’t make light of this shit.
Downvote me more.
I’m fucking infuriated. This kind of attitude is why suicide rate in Japan is so high.
Everything is all about trying hard and achieving results. In their eyes there are no excusable setbacks. It’s always because you don’t try hard enough.
Sometimes I wonder if Fitbit could have its Swiss website with the domain being fitbit.ch
But then how do I assert my dominance at meetings? By having hentai on when plugging in the projector?
Fortinet at my corp just banned the whole thing.
NO FREE SLOTS IN SUIT INVENTORY
That would be a big plus though.
You just have to make sure you bleed faster than the bacteria or whatever can swim in.
It’s still criminal in my country, which means even if RWS does not complain, the ISP can still complain and the police will still arrest.
The law is incredibly stupid at times.
Five assholes, four idiots, and then there’s me.
Keep doing the same damn show over and over, the definition of insanity.
Might refer to more games than one, but just let it be.
Because anyway, you eventually lose your humanity.
I learned a lot, but one thing: use a coconut for its intended purpose only.
In Thailand, a university provides a four-year standard higher education. A college is either:
In our language, if you are going to take a four-year higher ed program, you always say university not college.
I’ll just second OP and say that my girlfriend keeps watching that real shit over and over to the point that we can almost act out the entire thing.
They consider revenue streams more important than one-off payment.
So everything becomes service and we are left in this non-ownership economy where we own nothing.
As the rule is blanket, you can ride one maybe in your school uniform but on a Saturday (maybe after you’re done with cram school – some crams ask you to wear your uniform because it’s how they improve their reputation by recording live sessions with students from many good schools). If that happens and the disciplinary officer knows, you’re given a strike.
It is illegal but so far nobody wants to raise an issue with it because it’s a school that has a lot of govt officials, diplomats, expats, and businessmen sending their kids there. No one wants to risk stinking their own reputation by raising an issue.
As for “how”, apparently if someone accidentally snaps a picture of those kids riding things they shouldn’t be, anytime, and a school disciplinary officer sees it, anywhere, he can give out the warning. Has done so a few times actually.
The rationale of the rule is that vehicle operation is something not befitting the image of a student, especially a student at this (supposedly) prestigious school.
Suffice to say the damn rule made me apprehensive of riding in a friend’s car for a while, and of the idea of getting my own license when I became of age.
When I decided to ask the school about the apprppriateness and legality of the rule (as an alumnus), they said “we are disappointed in you. You were a great student. We did not expect you to become someone who tries to force us to change our ways of life.” That said, unless you grow up to become a nationalist or a right-winger, you are a disappointment to them, so maybe even without this vehicle use thing I’m still a disppointment to them anyway.
This story sounds absurd but yes it is supposed to be this absurd.
I still pass by this school many times as it’s on my way to work. I wish I could tell those kids and new parents who might not be aware of “the system” something they should know …
My school strictly prohibits vehicle use, and considers all violations a strong offense that is on a three-strikes out rule.
Yes, it includes e-scooters and swan boats.
Yes, it includes whether you are in uniform or not.
Yes, it includes whether you are in school or not.
Yes, even if you are licensed.
Yes, it is enforceable anywhere.
The rule is obnoxiously blanket.
HPC researcher but I suck, so am I partially technical?
Haha yeah! The dev just concluded a KS for their new game too!
That’s not “a little.”