I'm thinking of starting a nonprofit called More Than Words that matches land acknowledgers with Native Americans families. If you acknowledge that you're on stolen land, my organization will match you with a specific family whose land you or your ancestors stole. You would then transfer "your" property to the rightful owner, with More Than Words covering all associated legal and administrative fees.
My biggest frustration with American culture is that everything is viewed as an imposition.
Don’t ask your loved one about a baby they may have lost, don’t bother new parents, don’t step in with a marriage headed toward divorce, don’t invite yourself over, don’t ask when couples want to have kids, don’t offer any opinions about the affairs of close friends and family.
Actually, maybe you should. And maybe the reason we’re all so lonely is that we insist upon having so much privacy from the people closest to us.
Barkeep at the tavern in the far away village to which I have traveled: Hero, our town has been plagued by a Goblin Prince whose underlings have been terrorizing our villagers. His den lies eastward, beyond the wheat fields.
Me: ok do you have voodoo ranger
Public school teachers are insufferable with the “you don’t know how hard my job is” expecting to be placed on a pedestal for a job they chose to do which includes weekends, holidays & summers off
Stop being such a pussy
Train conductor just gave a little girl a ticket ‘with a doggy on it’ and said that it’ll get her on ‘any train in the world’ now. How’s that fucking fair
@aedison I had to tell someone once that an old password of mine was "ThereOnceWasAManFromNantucketWhosDickWasSoLongHeCouldSuckItAndHeSaidWithAGrinWithHisThumbOnHisChinIfMyEarWereACuntIdFuckIt!6969420666