I got their hot water dispenser but didn’t see any kettles except ones that timed out after like an hour.

I don’t need to drink tea at all. But if I have to sit and wait for water to boil, I just don’t drink as much. Maybe it’s my ADHD, but I’ll just put it off and then suddenly it’s the end of the day.

I tried to get an electric kettle last year, but I guess they don’t make the kind that keep the water hot all day anymore. So I had to get a whole hot water dispenser that keeps it hot for days now.

Bigotry, rape, and stick drift. Yup, totally comparable.

I’ve heard people describe games like this as “Metroidbrainias”, which is the dumbest name ever, but the point is that it’s a game where progress is blocked not just by obtaining in-game power-ups, but by learning how to use abilities that you already possess at the beginning of the game. The player is the one who levels up. I love that.

Also consider trying it again, but use items. The items completely break most of the fights if you just use them.

I know that sounds like obvious advice, but my personal inclination is to never use items, and usually items aren’t that great, so it was novel to me that when I got stuck, the answer was just: use items.

I don’t have some unique perspective, but I have ADHD and kids.

I struggled with ADHD my whole life, thought I was just lazy and incompetent, and then I got diagnosed as an adult. I got on meds, worked through some of my issues a little I guess, and mostly got my life together. Standard ADHD story.

Twelve years later my wife and I had our first kid. Seven months from now, we’ll be welcoming our third.

I always wanted kids, but in a vague sort of way. I thought maybe later in life it would be an answer to my cosmic dread and fear of death. I didn’t have strong personal feelings about it, but I always figured I’d have them.

I love them so much. I’m stressed and frustrated a lot of the time, but overall I’m happy.

You seem to be misunderstanding what disability means. ADHD is recognized all over the world as a disability. It is literally a disability.

There are different degrees of disability. Just because someone can function doesn’t mean they don’t have a disability. You mentioned arthritis. Many people with arthritis can do most things, just with difficulty. Medication can also help them. They’re still disabled.

You should take one more pass at it.

For me there’s also, “Wake up late on a Saturday, eat a half pound of chocolate, and go immediately back to sleep.” That was when I didn’t take my pills on weekends though.

They only get to about half an inch. And they’re sort of round, not as gross as a lot of other bugs. But yeah, they just slam themselves into doors and windows. It’s noisy and weird.

June bugs are so annoying. Every April they start slamming their little bodies against the damn back door, and I’m like, what the fuck are you doing?! You’re two months early, you assholes!

It’s fine when they do it in June, but I have to put up with two months of that early bullshit.

Any time someone can’t tell the difference between centrists and fascists, I just have to assume that their stance is more about arguing than it is about a sincerely held ideology.

Censoring a meme on the internet is stupid.

The typo makes the answer incorrect. The whole question would need to be thrown out.

That’s an interesting perspective. The odds of correctly guessing any multiple choice question with four answers should be 25%. But that assumes no duplicate answers, so I still say that’s wrong.

Does better reading comprehension get you a better answer?

B.

This is a multiple choice test. Once you eliminate three answers, you pick the fourth answer and move on to the next question. It can’t be A, C, or D, for reasons that I understand. There’s a non-zero chance that it’s B for a reason that I don’t understand.

If there is no correct answer, then there’s no point hemming and hawing about it.

B. Final answer.

A tree stole my wallet and had sex with my wife!

Damage done. It’s not even good news at this point.