I’m here for jacked, sexy Santa :P
Refugee from another, less-friendly instance. Please forgive the youth of my account— I’ve actually been around here for a while. Still, glad to be here!
I’m here for jacked, sexy Santa :P
Or maybe my parents were just bad at hiding it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
As a New Yorker, I absolutely am familiar with SantaCon and the jolly, puking hoards of Santas it brings forth, lol
Something not dissimilar happened to me in the late 80s regarding a Nintendo that Santa had brought us. My mom just said that “Santa leaves receipts for the parents”. I couldn’t argue with a logic at the time because I was a child.
Lmao
It was like this for me, too. I figured it out when I was six, but got a stern talking to my parents about ruining it for my brothers.
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Congrats on teaching your kid critical thinking, but I must say, sometimes kids just want to pretend. It’s a thing they do, and I personally miss the freedom. I had to do that as a child. Let them dream.
At the same time, I think it sounds like you’re doing a good job of planting the seeds of reason and logic that will flourish later.
Aww!
Finding out that Santa wasn’t real was definitely, and undoubtedly, the first domino to fall in my journey towards atheism.
When I was very little, and we put cookies out for Santa, my mom would always let me eat one because she “didn’t want Santa getting fat“.
My father happened to be on a diet at the same time. I figured it out when I was six.
From that point on, my “punishment” was to be the chief gift wrapper. I suppose the one good thing that came from that is, after many years of wrapping gifts for my whole family, I am now an expert at wrapping gifts.
Spoilers, sweetie ;)
Free and open source software and content has never been more prolific, nor has it ever been so widespread and successful. It’s not going anywhere.
Your personal exposure to it, and what you may see and hear of it can fluctuate and vary, depending on where you’re looking who you’re listening to. It can also be affected by marketing pushes from for-profit companies. That doesn’t mean there’s any less of it or that it’s somehow dying.
There had never been a time when free and open source of software and content has been so prolific, successful, and popular. It will only get more so moving forward. And while there are certainly those who would work against it, I doubt there is much to fear about it going away.
Kinda, yeah. It’s horrible.
I recommend against it. They’re stringy and bitter.
Gasp!
Wasn’t this pretty much expected as where he would go?
If you’d like the taste of linen and bone dust
Are you my mummy?
Since people began using voice to text dictation, I’ve pretty much ignored spelling errors and the odd placement of commas.