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Actually it can be even. 1/3 of 100 is 33.3333333…. repeating forever, so that x3 is 99.999999….

And so the remainder is 0.000000000….1, except you never actually reach the 1 because it’s infinite.

And so each 33.3333… would round to 33.3 for the sake of the poll rounding to the tenths place.

Reblogging would be a great help, but don’t feel pressured to

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A hummingbird thought a man’s orange hat was a flower [x]

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Reblogging would be a great help, but don’t feel pressured to

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Taking the kids to see Alien in Fort Worth, Texas, May 1979.

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Guess what

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Sound up for important noises

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Watched smoking kill my grandma and step-grandpa on my dad’s side, never had any desire to start what could easily become a deadly habit.

If you have shared it with someone else or didn't finish the whole thing, select a "yes" option. Select the option that best describes your experience with cigarettes.

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“Having your own room is the bare minimum”

Please go talk to like 5 people with siblings. Your experiences are not universal.

Also, “bare minimum”? What’s the ideal, each kid having their own apartment?

Now ideally, especially as kids get older, you want boys and girls in separate rooms. But you can easily have 2-3 kids comfortably in one room. That’s what bunk beds are for.

I did get my own room growing up, but that’s because I have one brother who’s 8 years younger than me and by the time he came around we were in a position where we could each have our own rooms. I am grateful for that, but if I’d had to share a room it wouldn’t have been the end of the world.

The real issue with this is the implication from these commenters that if siblings have to share a room, the younger ones shouldn’t exist. Shouldn’t have been born. These people would say it is better to have never been conceived or to have been aborted so you don’t have to *shudder* share a room with your siblings

It would be laughable if there weren’t children who have literally been killed in the womb because of mindsets like this.

Bruh I didn't have my own room until I was like 12. And it was half the size of the one pictured lol

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I asked my mum how she has managed to get our family, of 8 children, to church every single week since I have been alive, and this is what she said, very paraphrased.

“You have to go. You don’t decide to go. You take the decision out of it and know that you’re going to go every time. It’s hard but you do it. You fight the zippers and bows and laces and spit on the shoes to get the scuffs and scratches out. You brush messy hair and ignore whining and you throw bread in their hands and tell them that’s what they can eat on the way. If it’s hot you bring water, if it’s wet you bring an umbrella, if it’s windy you bring scarves and if it’s snowing bring heavy coats. You go by car, by train, by bus, on foot, you just have to go.

You need it and they need it. They need to experience the mysteries of God, and so do you. You need to do it together as a family. But if you only go sometimes, if every weekend it’s a question if you will go or not go, then they’re going to see church and religion optional. It’s not. We don’t go to church to see people and have a nice time, we go to church to live.” 

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Ok but it was always the wealthy who got prescribed sea air and sunshine - and the wealthy still do go on “wellness retreats” in tropical seaside locations. Nothing has actually changed.

We just forget that Victorian-era novels about wealthy upper class families don’t actually represent normal day-to-day life for the average person in the Victorian era.

we used to get prescribed a summer on the seaside. now we just get told to go touch grass. the economy is in shambles

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God always answers prayer. Sometimes the answer is “no.”

“In Gethsemane the holiest of all petitioners prayed three times that a certain cup might pass from Him. It did not.”

— C.S. Lewis  (via you-before-me)

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TIL: Paper airplanes were not created to mimic real airplanes. They predate them.

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when you change the icon to the regular yellow snake flag in June, thats probably one of my favorite jokes of all time. I've told irl friends about it and they all get a good laugh.

Get ready

Snek is coming

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Milton Glaser, Therapy With A Tomato, 1978