Duncan McMahon

@mae2h @waterleaky Mama is not a created word, it was discovered

@waterleaky replying so this can be top comment

lowkey how do babies know to skip the "say" part

@scubatroll1914 @SydSteyerhart Also...why does she have to destroy the world to do that? Can't she just....lock the door?

@SydSteyerhart So she wants to hide out in a bunker and read books written by people dumber than her? Makes zero sense.

The sharpest (and funniest) commentary in THE BOYS is that they gave the mantle of "smartest person alive" to a DEI hire black woman who displays no intelligence, nor is ever shown to possess any original ideas whatsoever.

@memeticsisyphus I think perpetual adolescence is a a symptom of safety culture. We’ve insulated young people from consequences to well. Consequences are what forces you to grow up. Got your 21 year old girlfriend pregnant in 1928? Congrats dad, move out, marry, and grow up

I think this piece is getting at something extremely important in our culture: m any people are failing to grow up. Childless adults obsession with children’s media is one of the least harmful manifestations, but it’s like a dye contrast highlighting a more serious problem. There’s very little encouragement in our culture to grow up. To take on responsibility, to start a family, to move out, to take up that next stage in life. The result is mass arrested development and a generation missing out on the most meaningful relationships life has to offer.

@SkyeRoberts_ @ReedRothchild12 @cdolan92 I never was good at making a collage, but I didn’t know it was a place

@damnineedhandle @ReedRothchild12 @cdolan92 I think being abusive on the internet is cringe. It isn’t that hard to form an argument. Maybe you need to go back to collage and learn some debating skills.

Recently went to Disney with a double stroller. Tough to navigate crowds IMO Disney adults severely detract from the experience for kids Every scheduled parade in MK, character walking around, and line is overwhelmed by 30-45 year olds in $200 of Disney Swag blocking the view

@SkyeRoberts_ @cdolan92 Theater, travel and Disney lmao I’m the weird one, theater girl?

@damnineedhandle @cdolan92 I also do theatre and travel. Pretty sad you have nothing better to do than insult people with a different hobby to you. That is weird.

@ReedRothchild12 @SkyeRoberts_ @cdolan92 I’m insulting her. It’s cringe and she should grow up

@SkyeRoberts_ @cdolan92 I'm not insulting you, just trying to understand. Maybe I am missing something. Surely you understand that adult demand for Disney did not exist for decades, but now it is putting massive pressure on pricing for families who want to visit these parks for their children?

@SkyeRoberts_ @cdolan92 It’s cringe get an adult hobby weirdo

@cdolan92 A family with a double stroller is taking up more space than 2 Disney adults. Everyone is entitled to be there if they pay. If you don't like crowds it probably isn't the right vacation for your family.

@falcon1164 @RichJWidmann Disney is for kids you fucking dumbass

@RichJWidmann Interesting; because I’d pay extra for days not to deal with your fucking brats!

My wife and I just returned from Disney with 3 and 4 yr old kids. They loved it. But the interactions with “Disney adults” left us with the feeling that we’d pay even more money (I know it’s already crazy pricey) for days at Disney reserved for families with kids under 12.

@Aquinas5621 @CatholicAwesome This is stupid. I find my wife attractive. I sleep with her. Its not a sin

@CatholicAwesome It can be a sin. If its done just for sexual gratification and not as an act of love or procreation its actually a sin

Do the people that think marital sex is a sin confess it?

@Mary_is_Queen @CatholicAwesome I bang my wife because she’s hot and find her sexy. Like God intended.

@CatholicAwesome Laying with your wife outside of the intention of procreation is a venial sin and therefore is not nessessary to confess.

@shagbark_hick I was homeschooled. Turned out fine. Most of my friends too. But we all knew many homeschooled families were the kids were neglected and could barely read. The guard rails are easily bypassed. Worst part is the parents knew what they were doing and didn’t give a shit

Look, pro-homeschooling people are piling on this guy but he's not wrong at all. I know of families who are straight-up failing to teach their children beyond a 2nd-grade education. Like 16-year-old kids who don't know what the Capital of the US is, have never heard of Toronto, and could not perform a basic algebra problem. While it's true that there are many excellent homeschooling families whose instruction far exceeds that of any public school, the fact is that the American system of "school your kids however you want" does also yield a lot of severely stunted kids who get stuck playing "catch-up" for the rest of their lives. My wife was homeschooled, we might homeschool, I'm not averse to the practice per se, but it's a fact that there's a whole world of multi-generational homeschoolers who are not and will not rise above a 2nd or 3rd grade education level by their own volition. Should the state intervene in these cases? I dunno, the answer to the question is not as "easy" as many make it out to be. The idea of barely getting through 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' at the age of 16 should be appalling, and it IS happening in some American homeschooler families.

@evihusz99810 @ashleysbored That’s….just not true

@ashleysbored It is smaller possibility than SIDS which happens more often when baby is away from his mam and cant hear her heartbeat.

crushing babies during cosleeping is a problem so old we have a story in the Bible about it. Don't tell people there's no risk; you're lying

@depechejoe So they should take our money and be sneaky about it? Trick the dumb voters who don’t know what they need?

The actual, real solution to this is just to fundamentally revamp the way people’s paychecks are presented to them, so it doesn’t look like a worksheet with a big “they’re taking your money” section

@olgakhazan Its definitely not as dangerous as they say, and I wont judge people who do it, but it ads another point where something can happen to the baby. My wife and I were happy to stand up and grab our babies out of the basinet to eliminate that risk

They tell you like 3 million times while you're pregnant + right after you've given birth not to co-sleep

@kimberlydisney @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban Tell me what state you think allows businesses to ask more than the two questions or demand documentation, and I will show you per their laws that’s not what it says. With the way you’re insulting me and not providing sources I think you know you’re wrong

@damnineedhandle @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban States' Rights ENHANCE the ADA which they are entitled to do and have done for decades. Recently they added in the "fake" service dog laws. If you are too dumb to understand this - not my issue. I am done trying to educate you. Bye.

We may eventually see a small cultural backlash against dogs. Nothing crazy, everyone still loves them. But there might be stricter norms: leash your dog, pick up poop, stop bringing them into grocery stores. The Millennials and Zillennials have pushed things too far.

@kimberlydisney @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban Businesses asking more than the two federally allowed questions restricts access, therefore is illegal.

@damnineedhandle @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban 🤣"federal supremacy" in this case only applies if state/local laws provide fewer rights/protections for people with disabilities. In the case of Service Dogs - current state/local laws are enhancing those rights/protections for their disabled/non-disabled citizens.

@kimberlydisney @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban No, they don’t. The order of dominance of laws is Constitution->Federal->state. Any state law that conflicts with federal law is illegal. Here is a source. bonalaw.com/insights/legal…

@damnineedhandle @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban States' Rights Prevail -- you are incorrect

@kimberlydisney @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban That additional documentation is voluntary. Businesses cannot deny anyone entry for not having it. That is how federal supremacy works

@damnineedhandle @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban That is true - however in SOME STATES they can be asked for additional documentation...AGAIN -- HOW DO I KNOW THIS? I HAVE THE ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION!!!!!

@kimberlydisney @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban Did you not read this?

@damnineedhandle @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban Did you not read this?

@kimberlydisney @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban Yes that is the federal law that allows that. States can’t change that. They cannot ask more than the two questions prior to the dog being disruptive. You keep bringing up unrelated things to my statement and acting like I’m stupid. You are the stupid person here

@damnineedhandle @ThinkyCrow @nap_ygg @StatisticUrban 4. SD maybe removed by a business owner for situations like A. barking in a movie B. their behavior poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others