It is okay to cherrypick aspects of cultures to dislike but not an entire culture. Examples: The Aztecs and human sacrifice. Nazi Germany and the Holocaust. The Spartans and infanticide.
Yes but only if the culture is not their own.
They are not a bigot as long as they do not feel superior to the people of the disliked culture and still treat individuals of that culture as unique individuals and not stereotypes.
Just to clarify, this poll is for those who can grow facial hair and chose to wear facial hair. If you don’t qualify I will leave a blank space at the bottom for you to push on.
Regardless of beard length do you shave any of your face?
If a follicle can grow hair on my face I let the hair grow including the neck
I shave everything below the jawline or some line near the jawline
I have a neck beard only and shave everything above that
I have some other style of facial hair I consider a beard but it doesn’t fit into the above
Have you ever been to any Homecoming event (after graduation, not while you were a student there)? You can include events at any kind of educational institution that you graduated from or even just attended. Don’t include events at places you didn’t attend.
I never attended any educational institution that had Homecoming or I don’t know if any did.
I’ve attended an educational institution that has had Homecoming, but I’ve never attended an event.
Yes, I’ve been to at least one Homecoming event.
I attended Other University where I majored in Other.
It’s some years into the future, and after an acceptably long life, you have died. And to your delight and/or surprise, not only is there an afterlife, you got into heaven.
If, as part of your heavenly orientation, you were offered the option of seeing a presentation about small things you did throughout life that unwittingly led to positive outcomes, would you be interested?
Things might include a time you decided to do the dishes before you left the house which kept you from getting into an accident with a distracted driver who was on the road when you originally intended to leave; when you replaced an extension cord days before it would have caused a fire; when you moved a fallen branch off an wet path someone would have tripped over and been seriously hurt; when you impulsively plowed the neighbor’s driveway and he didn’t have a heart attack shoveling; when you showed an old coworker a listing for the pet they’d adopt and who then helped them get through a horribly tough time after you lost touch…
Would you want to see your clip reel?
Yes
Yes, but only if I didn’t have to see a reel on things I unwittingly made worse too
The oldest post-WWII suburb in the US are now 76 year old (Going by the year construction started on Levittown, NY, in 1947, widely considered America’s first post war suburb).
When do you think a mid-20th century American subdivision will be designated as an historic district, whether by a local, state, or federal government? I mean an entire neighborhood being granted historic status, not just an individual building.
Within the next 10 years
11 to 20 years from now
21 to 30 years from now
31 to 40 years from now
41 to 50 years from now
51 or more years from now
I don’t think such a neighborhood will ever be granted historic status
A midcentury subdivision already has been granted historic status, WildaBeast is just unaware of it
A lot of the people in the vegan thread say they never really liked meat. That’s the “don’t like meat” option. You don’t have to hate it to say you don’t like it in this poll, just that you’d prefer to eat other stuff. If you avoid meat because of health or ethical issues, but really enjoy it when do eat it, vote that you like it.
And for purposes of this poll, say you like asparagus if you like it at least as much as most vegetables, and you’ll eat it when it’s on your plate. You don’t have to love it. But if it’s something you avoid, especially as compared to other vegetables, pick “don’t like”.
Given that information, and also given the information that 100% of the people answering the poll accompanying it as of the time of my typing this say that they do like meat: is the reason for this discrepancy:
a near-total lack of overlap between the people reading this thread and the people reading that other thread?
people are giving different replies in this thread and that one
just coincidence in who’s posting first; as soon as thorny posts this one, a number of people will post in the one above that they don’t like meat
something else
how could you not list bacon as an option in a poll involving meat?
