@Corbienest Also, businesses that don't utilize their right to remove one. You can remove a service dog for the same reasons you can remove a child - biting, shitting on the floor, causing a ruckus, being out of control, etc etc.
@Corbienest As somebody who works one, it's the worst. I hold my dog to such high standards, and I don't even think about taking him anywhere when he's in training that he isn't ready for. If your dog can't do the job, you need to use a different tool.
@Corbienest@butchbatnix I have not had a particularly long list of roommates by any stretch, but...why would you not simply own your own essentials? Did they move out of their parent's houses together with nothing and just make a communal pool? If not, why do they not have their own shit?
@Strangeland_Elf The knowledge that some things are not for some people, and that I am simply not the audience for this thing, is so undervalued. Just because a thing is not for you does not make it bad - it just means it's not for you. And that's ok! How boring the world would be otherwise.
@Nyct0phil3_x That's one of the things I have always admired about my parents. They are whole, complete, interesting people outside of parenthood. I aspire to be as interesting as my parents.
@CaseyBHead Excuse you I was looking very appreciatively at the spoodlers. I only ever look upon them with disdain when they are not where they're supposed to be inside the house. Or the truck. It's too small in there for surprises.