Posts made by ICBWIWTBUYTMIO

Let's start with the basics first, which are not really related to english-these are universal rules.

1. A sentence starts with uppercase(yeah, the CAPSLOCK button/holding the SHIFT key has, indeed, a purpose!).
2. Comma spacing. There's no space between the first word and the comma and one between the comma and the following word; exempli gratia: "word, word".
3. An interrogative sentence ends with a question mark("?")-unless it's a rhetorical one, which could be either an exclamation mark/a mere period/question mark.

Now, that we got that right, let's get to the next level.
English had multiple forms from its beginning till now: Old English, Middle English and (early)Modern English. Keep in mind that these forms had more letters(runes) than the current one(that results in the replacing of, let's say, two different runes with a single letter, hence the existence of homographs.

Sell one of my kidneys(other organs too as long as that wouldn't kill me-the docs wouldn't let you do that otherwise) and leave the money to the relatives. No need to leave the Earth a bit colder.

They were good workers in the 19th century.

Not trying to be rude, but I would rather shove a broomstick deep in my own arse than listen to all those fake ass rappers.

If you haven't read the message in the following minute after receiving it, you will be notified(unless you have the chat with the person who sent the message open). However, the notification system is quite crappy, sometimes you get notified even if you read the message and that's because you didn't focus on the chat(by pressing on/scrolling it or whatsoever).

It looks like my last poem wasn't successful enough, allow me to try again, especially for those who didn't enjoy my previous one:
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
I have 5 fingers,
The middle one is for you.

Rocks are hard,
So is my dick,
Suck it.

@potatoespotatoes Maybe uncheck that damn option which won't let me dm you

@potatoespotatoes I must admit, you're one hard to catch vegetable(or goat).
You must've been a psychology student assuming your knowledge on this topic.

@andria The "8 hours of sleep" is quite a cliche, 7 would be enough to function properly. However, since I don't know about your job/college, here's my take on this:
Plan ahead and make yourself a strict schedule to follow. That means, you already know how much time you will spend on everything in the following day, on your way to college/work, eating, getting your work done and so on and so forth. Let's say that you get, on average, 7 hours of sleep, that leaves you with 17. are you a part time employer or full time? Do the math and see how many hours you are left with which are not essential(required to develop your daily routine).
Start from the first hour of the day. This will probably depend on your work/college(you might be there already) and will look like a pain in the ass, but let's take a simple example. You wake up in the morning of a beautiful Sunday, what's the first thing you do? Check your phone, social media & chats. Is that really vital? I doubt so. Delay that one hour, get up and do your tasks. You've probably heard of those military insane people who wake up at 4:30 am and start doing their thing. It's unpleasant and feels like shit, but they already know that the very first hours of the day will decide the rest.
Also, try to have a day off when you feel like collapsing, everyone needs a bit of time to get their shit together.

@odin Half true. That child will have to choose which path to go- be like his father or try as much as possible to avoid that from happening. If the kid realizes it's wrong, then there's no excuses for who he's going to become. "Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you react to it." - Charles R. Swindoll
On the involving part, word up.

@potatoespotatoes Mind elaborating why there has to be a given subjective value to the maxim? In my eyes, judging someone as being either guilty or innocent is totally objective.

@potatoespotatoes Of course I get your point, you seem to know too much for a non-human.

No act is inherently evil or good either, nothing is, morality is subjective, wickedness is too and pleasure too, none objective
Your evil might be his good, but at the end, nothing is really evil or good, evil and good don't really exist, ask an atom what it thinks good and evil are, you get my point

Morality is, indeed, subjective, but let's say that we are talking about the most accepted form of morality( by the majority). One simple example? "Innocent prisoners shall be freed". Being inherently evil/good according to the morality of which the majority set the bounds is possible, but even that is quite rare.

@potatoespotatoes You truly like to mention my nickname. If by "inherently" you refer to a characteristic you're born with, then there's nothing to argue. However, it can become something natural for someone to act evil(immoral/wicked/unpleasant) if the subject is predisposed to/taught such things.

I talked to Aman. Twice.