nvm physicians, looks at london cabbies for memorization. with enough practice and dedication, your brain adapts to do what you want it to, some people take longer than others

i can multitask

lol, you could use help though. you're perfectly valid as a human, but you seem to be a shitty human, one who could use the help of a therapist to figure out how to be a less shitty human. though, to be fair, i don't know you personally, so maybe you're perfect in your irl situation, but on here, you seem less than ideal

aww, someone's being a shit online. well, i'm sure your imaginary reckoning brings you great comfort. have you considered therapy?

documents are dynamic, and in the grand scheme of things don't matter. if someone self identifies as something other than what you think they should identify, your opinion is invalid. it's not that tough to use someones correct pronouns (correct ones being the ones they feel most comfortable being called). and correct pronouns are not something you have to earn, misgendering someone because they did something bad just shows that you're a shit person who doesn't respect anyone who doesn't fit into your worldview

it doesn't sounds like we're living 1984 levels of reality denial

and what do you call people with xxy, xyy, xxx chromosomes?

unfortunately he was elected, so it's hard to fire george santos

i thought DNRs meant you couldn't rescue them?

the wrong impression? if they didn't like you they wouldn't've given you all that food. you made a realistic impression and have come out ahead

if it's at an angle then it's a garbage cant

sugar

i used to be ok with the rain, but then i grew out my hair, and i don't really have hooded clothing, so now i don't like the rain

no, he already snorted his private line

coming into contact with a big cat can be fatal, even ignoring the allergy aspect of it

with trepidation, especially the 26.2 km races, cuz of the heat, mostly

"don't you mean 'sped monkeyed'?" "you've gotta keep the whole sentence in the same tense, otherwise things can get tense"