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So wouldn’t the solution be to call it Camellia tea instead of “Chai tea”?

You can be concise and still be respectful. Wouldn’t you agree?

Edit: looks like they changed their response after I typed this. I’m done here.

What? There is a huge gap between saying “She turned out to be a fatty, YUCK!” and saying “My date lied about who they were”.

It’s about being polite… but I guess that sentiment is all but dead these days.

Yeah well they were pretty shortsighted calling that specific plant “tea” when there are plenty of different varieties of plants out there that can be used to make tea. That’d be like referring to one specific fruit as “fruit”. No one would be silly enough to do something like that.

I remember a few years back when the skies turned red in SF. It looked so surreal.

What I don’t get is how there seem to be only a few remaining food types that people of certain ethnicities can’t tolerate. Like, some people can’t tolerate cow milk, some can’t tolerate wheat, because they didn’t have those things thousands of years ago. But like, most of the planet didn’t have most of the types of food available now until relatively recently, so why don’t you hear of more people being allergic to tomatoes, potatoes, mustard, etc?

They probably should. FB and all those other apps suck just as much.

I feel like the basic idea of delegation (assigning roles/tasks) is simple enough. If anything, it’s effective delegation that is tough because you have to know the capabilities of your people, and who would best be suited for what.

Fuck Israel, they’re genocidal dipshits. They don’t deserve aid.

2005 was like 7 years ago bro, get with the times!

You would think people understand them by this point, I mean they've been around for at least a couple decades or so by now. It’s just like how I don’t understand how people below the age of 70 don’t understand computers…I mean Win 95 was out 30 years ago!! I used it as a child, and if a 30-40 year old can’t outperform a child, that is straight up embarrassing.