I dont know if this js bucky on this marvel display, but. it's bucky now
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I dont know if this js bucky on this marvel display, but. it's bucky now
ah yes, a proffesor emails my class and asks us to respond if we’ve gotten said email—a month before classes start—and then proceeds to ask me to “check my email regularly from now on” to avoid another “8 day lag in communication” when I do respond
like, I’m sorry, but maybe I’m not checking my school email as regularly because school hasn’t started yet?? or, maybe, just maybe, professors should take into account that students are kind of overwhelmed right now and a week delay in emails a month before school starts isn’t that huge of a deal???
Since my relationship started out long distance, you think I'd be decent at coping when my husband has to go on business trips
But,
No, no I am not
My problem with my hair is that there is no friggin hairdresser in this city that can fucking handle it
“I’m not gay!”
Lego now has a pink range for girls
http://friends.lego.com/en-us/Default.aspx
So, that ad was a nice piece of nostalgia, hearkening back to a time when beauty COULD be non-gendered in the world of Lego. The text I wrote was my anger at how they are now marketing specific pink Lego for girls, when back then, they seemed to acknowledge that girls didn't automatically demand a pink pretty version.
Thank you for explaining. This website is actually terrible. I always assumed Lego would just remain...lego. little colourful building block. This is upsetingly no longer true. I'm sorry for my comments :(