https://www.justice.gov/usao-cdca/pr/two-san-fernando-valley-men-arrested-federal-complaint-alleging-they-exported-611 lol im on another list, i sold to them a few times
general
Tuesday, September 16, 2025
Wednesday, September 17, 2025
I'm glad you're still in-touch with your inner child Rusp
I just had a dream where I was told how to communicate with aliens
They have these at my local target
you can tell I live in a nice area, since they stock the Deluxe version
I never had the deluxe skibidi toilet where I grew up...
Thursday, September 18, 2025
@Phijkchu_Pikachu
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 Click to see attachment 🖼️
I saw, posted in poltiics chat
you should talk to deaddog about it
Last time I talked to deaddog he did not even know about guts and his 4 brothers
Friday, September 19, 2025
Am I crazy, when did homework become optional
What would be the point of that for K-6
I had assignments I had to hand in always, but homework was seperate
homework was a list of questions you were told to do, and I never did them
math wise anyways
I don't think I had homeowork in any other subject
Even in university I did not do practice problems beyond things that were actually assigned for grades, so I realize I just don't like the concept of homework
its good for people who need to learn that way, I don't
We'd have problem sets in math (out of the textbook) that were optional
But homework was 100% mandatory
Maybe occasionally it would be ungraded, but if you didn't do it they'd find a way to fuck you
Needless to say
I almost never did my homework
Elementary school is the only one I actually remember having homework for
they'd give out work sheets
I guess my problem is I do not consider assignments to be the same thing as homework, homework kind of implies optional to me
or not graded at least
I use the terms differently
I understand what it is called and why it is called that
I just have never used the term homework when reffering to a graded thing I am assigned
homework feels more like busy work
see, polu gets it
I agree that language wise, they literally are