This is true! Yay.
We need to work out details still though.
'Unleashed'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
This is true! Yay.
We need to work out details still though.
Odd. I'm doing some research, and looking at a bunch of draft cards from WWII. There are checkboxes to check off race. The options are White, Negro, Oriental, Indian, and Filipino. I'm really wondering how they decided on those as the options.
There are also check boxes for complexion: Sallow, Light, Ruddy, Dark, Freckled, Light Brown, Dark Brown, Black. "Dark" seems to have been used for relatively dark-skinned white people.
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Good to see your electrons around here again!
I'm of the one-handbag-at-a-time school of ownership, but I'm actually thinking of buying a confidence-building pretty 'interview' bag from my local crafts store.
Of course, I could knit one, given enough time.
I got one from a boy who talked about net relationships helping him be less lonely and it struck a chord for him on that.
See, now that's what I'm talking about. So awesome.
The options are White, Negro, Oriental, Indian, and Filipino. I'm really wondering how they decided on those as the options.
That's just... odd.
There are also check boxes for complexion: Sallow, Light, Ruddy, Dark, Freckled, Light Brown, Dark Brown, Black. "Dark" seems to have been used for relatively dark-skinned white people.
Now this is something I still come across -- I like to do these market research surveys, and sometimes they're about makeup or something, and include a question about complexion. Usually it's just light/medium/dark, but I've already told them my race, so I'm never sure if they mean dark for a person or dark for a white person!
I probably buy four or five bags a year. Some of them are just "ooh! shiny!" and others are part of an ongoing quest for the perfect every day bag. Though my last buy is as close to that as I've managed, so maybe I can hold off for a while?
There is no water at work. A water main is broken right outside our building. In a humane workplace, they might send us home, but not here.
Oh, and my sincerest, laid-off-recently-myself commiserations to meara!!1!
I just got ny first crackpot asshole refuting one of my essays.
GRRRRRRR.
Huh. What's he refuting?