Bluey has shown tons of different families, so I could understand how some people might see it as a cop-out that this is the one thing that's only mentioned off-hand in a line and not actually shown.
Absolutely agree with you. And even my whole point with background characters storylines. As far as I can recall, and I could be wrong too so someone correct me but
We see Missy's mom (or possibly another caregiver) in Pass the Parcel. She's a Shiba Inu, and Missy isn't. It could be that Missy is mixed, or she could be adopted.
I totally don't know dog breeds 😂. But I love how you suggest another caregiver...I actually work as a nanny until I finish my degree and it's so weird being automatically assumed as mom in public it's a weird conversation, but I still hate it when I don't correct them and go with it because it's easier and usually the person isn't even in earshot anymore.
I know, the post title calls it that, I was helping someone who was confused by the meaning of the post. I actually only know what monologue means because a few years ago I was really into sketch comedy and found one by studio C called "mono" monologue. I haven't actually watched it in years so if you end up watching it and hate it don't come at me but it does still make me laugh because I will randomly think about it from time to time.
I went back to that sub trying to find you. I think I had mistaken you with someone else with very close same flair. I am sorry, but just the same, I like your post, no pun intended. And I love comedy too. Cheers!
So I'm a nanny, and I have a sticker on my water bottle that says "be kind to your mind". The other day one of the kids asked me to read it to her (she's 5, been with her since 22 months). She knows I have "sad" days sometimes too I don't even remember why it came up but we talked about how sometimes people can be mean to themselves, and she knows I sometimes "say mean things to myself".
Lol not even because it's actually WAAY Too short for that. Below the knee minimum to even be considered adjacent. Also the neckline is too low to even be adjacent. Stick a white tank top under it and MAYBE it'll pass? (I grew up wearing what would have been considered "Mennonite adjacent" except at least I was allowed pants...I also grew up around a lot of true Mennonites and ex Mennonites, this next to a true menonite would be more like comparing this to swimwear? Idk sometimes I find myself with that mentality I grew up in and I'm genuinely not judging I really don't know how to explain it?)
I think you mean jacket potatoes 😂😂 (I only "correct" you because it's so funny it's called jacket but I think it just means it's served with the skins or something?)
Can I be the first annoying super fan to point out that The elevators are not modeled in the correct locations? They weren't behind the bridge, they were behind the grand staircase.
Okay this is going to sound so weird but I literally had a dream where this exactly happened to me. It just suddenly like...wormed it's way out. This was MAYBE a week and a half ago. I thought I was going crazy because...that's not how these things look? And I've had tonsil stones before, actually dealing with some now too that's probably why I had the dream but it's been confusing me but like this is so funny to me now for actually no reason and I don't even know you but I feel connected to you through this experience. (My dreams arent real obviously, but they are about as close as you can get, they are really vivid and real feeling, so when I'm not having actual PTSD related nightmares I get really weird stuff like this that is very vivid and usually is still nightmares, but sometimes isnt and is just funny, like last night one of the kids I nanny, while I was being the nanny, was doing my dental appointment and was just picking around with the sharp thingy on all my teeth, he's 5, I was just fine with this).
I read this as some animals have been on longer and was confused by the weird way to say some animals have been alive longer. But yes both are true. Some animes have been on longer...and some animals have been alive longer (I'm not even just talking sea turtles, some of the 'really old' cats and dogs). Can you tell I'm a vet tech student 😂
Absolutely. I don't know if I did the first time, I was a kid, but definitely every other time. Not usually for Jack and rose, although sometime I get a little sappy about that part of the story... usually it's because of the actual tragedy. As soon as nearer my God to thee starts, that entire sequence hits so hard. I actually saw Wallace Hartley's violin in person at the pigeon forge museum, I went for my 17th birthday (honestly best birthday ever). I didn't know it was on display, and I had already been in awe at everything I had seen. Then I saw the violin. I think I actually cried, absolutely wasn't expecting to see it in my entire life, much less suddenly right in front of me right in that moment. My dad ended up having to pull me away from it after we were in there for a ridiculously long time with me just staring at it. The next time I watched the movie, I actually cried a little every time the band played ANYTHING. And then just SOBBED at that scene. I have a hard time just listening to that song in general now without getting emotional.
Can I just say how much I absolutely love that I found this group of people who cares about this as much, if not more, than I do??? Like I grew up (and still do) annoying everyone during "Titanic week" but I always felt very alone. Now I'm actually learning about when the sea trials took place, something that younger me didn't much care about, but now I'm more into learning how she was built and tested...this...🥲
I loved this ad so much, I saw it yesterday. It made me realize I still have some internalized ableism I need to work on in myself. Because I've kinda always assumed that they CAN'T do stuff because that's all I had been exposed to. But watching the ad it made me kinda go like "oh well DUH they can't do stuff if they aren't taught, just like LITERALLY ANY OTHER PERSON." I don't like learning about shortcomings in the way that it means I've been doing something "wrong", but then on the flip side I DO like to learn about them because I like to learn to be better. And then for me, one thing that was kinda cool was today I went to a housewarming party that my roommate threw as like a "makeup bridal shower" because she was the maid of honor and didn't know that was something she had to do, so they did this instead. One of the family members, a cousin I think? has down syndrome and I really just kinda watched how everyone treated him today. Our only interaction was at one point I was sitting on the floor playing with a balloon that had paper circles in it, and he came to see what I was doing because it kinda made a funny sound you wouldn't expect from paper when it hit the sides of the balloon. I was like "oh it's a balloon, here you want one?" And handed him another one that was on the floor next to me. Oh yeah and he asked me if the cake was good, and after I said yes he went and got a piece. Now when I say I watched how everyone else treated him...it was mostly ignoring him. Or literal adults puppy guarding a seat that they knew he just wanted to sit in one time (that btw they stole from me, WITH MY STUFF SITTING IN IT, they sat on top of my stuff... It's a cool chair I want one). Or yelling at him to eat his food for some reason when literally he was eating, as well as everyone else. And he asked a bunch of people the cake question. Everyone there today, apart from my roommates fiance and the husband the party was for and me, are his blood family. And those two are (or soon will be in fiance case) his family anyway, so I was the only non-family member there. No one answered his cake question before me. He was more comfortable asking everyone else too because he KNOWS everyone else, and they all ignored him. The worst part to me is that no one thought to tell him the bathroom rule. The house we were at is old, and apparently yesterday the plumbing was kinda fixed but might not be fully done someone would be checking tomorrow by my understanding...so no one was supposed to flush toilet paper. But apparently no one thought to tell him this. So he used the bathroom, and according to whoever was next, had to use a lot of toilet paper and then flush it all. As far as I could tell no one got mad at him directly but they also left right after so I really hope they didn't because literally no one told him...but also his parents are kinda evil people. But for the rest of the day everyone was talking about how he messed up the toilet, specifically he messed up the toilet. On the ride back I asked someone if anyone had told him not to use toilet paper and the response I got was that "he wouldnt have listened anyway" and the before watching this ad me wouldn't have even thought anything of it...(that's the internalized ableism I was talking about). But my little fresh off this ad brain said something, I can't remember exactly what, but it was something about not assuming or you wouldn't know that, or maybe I was going to say that and I got talked over at that point with directions or something.
I found this post because this happened to one of my fosters! I'm also a vet tech student and all I could think was "but cats don't usually get Cushing's disease???" (Based entirely on the hair loss and nothing else.) I'll still keep an eye on her to see if anything is off about her (not Cushing's because seriously cats really don't get that, especially at 2 years old). But this was good to see
Owen. I agree about Leo. I was VERY nervous when he brought up fostering and then got accepted I was like oh God he's gonna ruin that child...(Especially after what he did with that other kid he wanted to foster when his mom died in the hospital and his dad almost did and he was literally hoping he would die and then he woke up and was like HA bye sending you away in dangerous conditions I actually hate you now kid it's your fault you have your biological parent and didn't have to watch both parents die in front of you). But then he has, up to this point at least, done pretty well. (Right now he's about to have his own bio kid but from what I've heard, he still is a really decent parent).
Can I just say how happy I am that the "tree" comment repeat thread didn't do the weird thing with the "everyone downvotes the fourth(?) repeated comment" rule? I'm gonna go out on a limb (haha I realized what I did as I typed it) and say that at least when I usually see the repeat comments, or want to participate, it's usually autistic people I see getting hit with the weird 4 social rule. (I think it's something to do with carrying over from real world with being annoying, but I don't see the purpose of it in an online space when you can just collapse the thread if it bothers you that much just let other people have fun like???) I honestly think that came about as, maybe unintentionally, but still, a way to bully autistic people. I was very happy to see a very long thread of all positive numbers of a repeated comment ☺️
I'm a vet tech student and one of the things I've been learning about is that client communication is very difficult because of how specific you have to do it, apparently even neurotypicals have a hard time with it. (This is one of the many reasons I'm actually looking into doing lab work, even though I won't be around the actual animals as much I don't have to do the people focal stuff as much. Plus I'm still helping the animals, and it just seems really cool to me and where most people seem to hate the repetition of it, I think I'd find it...relaxing?)
Bluey has shown tons of different families, so I could understand how some people might see it as a cop-out that this is the one thing that's only mentioned off-hand in a line and not actually shown.
Absolutely agree with you. And even my whole point with background characters storylines. As far as I can recall, and I could be wrong too so someone correct me but
We see Missy's mom (or possibly another caregiver) in Pass the Parcel. She's a Shiba Inu, and Missy isn't. It could be that Missy is mixed, or she could be adopted.
I totally don't know dog breeds 😂. But I love how you suggest another caregiver...I actually work as a nanny until I finish my degree and it's so weird being automatically assumed as mom in public it's a weird conversation, but I still hate it when I don't correct them and go with it because it's easier and usually the person isn't even in earshot anymore.
It's called the episode monologue.
I know, the post title calls it that, I was helping someone who was confused by the meaning of the post. I actually only know what monologue means because a few years ago I was really into sketch comedy and found one by studio C called "mono" monologue. I haven't actually watched it in years so if you end up watching it and hate it don't come at me but it does still make me laugh because I will randomly think about it from time to time.
I went back to that sub trying to find you. I think I had mistaken you with someone else with very close same flair. I am sorry, but just the same, I like your post, no pun intended. And I love comedy too. Cheers!
😂😂😂 okay I was really confused but also like, it was entirely possible I actually just forgot what you were referring to because that has happened to
Bob is ALIVE!!!!!!!
That has me laughing so hard actually lol they knew we had questions about him
"that never happened/I don't remember that"
"You'll never be enough". The worst thing is that I'm the one telling myself those words😔
So I'm a nanny, and I have a sticker on my water bottle that says "be kind to your mind". The other day one of the kids asked me to read it to her (she's 5, been with her since 22 months). She knows I have "sad" days sometimes too I don't even remember why it came up but we talked about how sometimes people can be mean to themselves, and she knows I sometimes "say mean things to myself".
Hideous! Nothing attractive or flattering about that dress at all. It’s like a mennonite adjacent dress.
Lol not even because it's actually WAAY Too short for that. Below the knee minimum to even be considered adjacent. Also the neckline is too low to even be adjacent. Stick a white tank top under it and MAYBE it'll pass? (I grew up wearing what would have been considered "Mennonite adjacent" except at least I was allowed pants...I also grew up around a lot of true Mennonites and ex Mennonites, this next to a true menonite would be more like comparing this to swimwear? Idk sometimes I find myself with that mentality I grew up in and I'm genuinely not judging I really don't know how to explain it?)
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I think you mean jacket potatoes 😂😂 (I only "correct" you because it's so funny it's called jacket but I think it just means it's served with the skins or something?)
I just think Jacket Potatoes would make a good band name
I wanna try the jacket potatoes, what is that? Is that a bakes potatoe with the skin on? Because I actually do like those
Can I be the first annoying super fan to point out that The elevators are not modeled in the correct locations? They weren't behind the bridge, they were behind the grand staircase.
One of the many reasons I didn't like the game. I would pick a passenger and follow them around, and it bothered me that it wasn't accurate
Yeah I got this one, it combined both Titanic and idle games (another thing I randomly like for some reason).
Okay this is going to sound so weird but I literally had a dream where this exactly happened to me. It just suddenly like...wormed it's way out. This was MAYBE a week and a half ago. I thought I was going crazy because...that's not how these things look? And I've had tonsil stones before, actually dealing with some now too that's probably why I had the dream but it's been confusing me but like this is so funny to me now for actually no reason and I don't even know you but I feel connected to you through this experience. (My dreams arent real obviously, but they are about as close as you can get, they are really vivid and real feeling, so when I'm not having actual PTSD related nightmares I get really weird stuff like this that is very vivid and usually is still nightmares, but sometimes isnt and is just funny, like last night one of the kids I nanny, while I was being the nanny, was doing my dental appointment and was just picking around with the sharp thingy on all my teeth, he's 5, I was just fine with this).
some animes have been on longer🙈
I read this as some animals have been on longer and was confused by the weird way to say some animals have been alive longer. But yes both are true. Some animes have been on longer...and some animals have been alive longer (I'm not even just talking sea turtles, some of the 'really old' cats and dogs). Can you tell I'm a vet tech student 😂
For me it's preference
I was always "tattling" on my siblings as a kid.
Absolutely. I don't know if I did the first time, I was a kid, but definitely every other time. Not usually for Jack and rose, although sometime I get a little sappy about that part of the story... usually it's because of the actual tragedy. As soon as nearer my God to thee starts, that entire sequence hits so hard. I actually saw Wallace Hartley's violin in person at the pigeon forge museum, I went for my 17th birthday (honestly best birthday ever). I didn't know it was on display, and I had already been in awe at everything I had seen. Then I saw the violin. I think I actually cried, absolutely wasn't expecting to see it in my entire life, much less suddenly right in front of me right in that moment. My dad ended up having to pull me away from it after we were in there for a ridiculously long time with me just staring at it. The next time I watched the movie, I actually cried a little every time the band played ANYTHING. And then just SOBBED at that scene. I have a hard time just listening to that song in general now without getting emotional.
That's white star line property!!
Can I just say how much I absolutely love that I found this group of people who cares about this as much, if not more, than I do??? Like I grew up (and still do) annoying everyone during "Titanic week" but I always felt very alone. Now I'm actually learning about when the sea trials took place, something that younger me didn't much care about, but now I'm more into learning how she was built and tested...this...🥲
Alright so I'm a vet tech student, maybe I can help explain ✨the science✨ behind it to help explain how technically both are actually correct.
I lost my shoe!
I knew this would be here
I loved this ad so much, I saw it yesterday. It made me realize I still have some internalized ableism I need to work on in myself. Because I've kinda always assumed that they CAN'T do stuff because that's all I had been exposed to. But watching the ad it made me kinda go like "oh well DUH they can't do stuff if they aren't taught, just like LITERALLY ANY OTHER PERSON." I don't like learning about shortcomings in the way that it means I've been doing something "wrong", but then on the flip side I DO like to learn about them because I like to learn to be better. And then for me, one thing that was kinda cool was today I went to a housewarming party that my roommate threw as like a "makeup bridal shower" because she was the maid of honor and didn't know that was something she had to do, so they did this instead. One of the family members, a cousin I think? has down syndrome and I really just kinda watched how everyone treated him today. Our only interaction was at one point I was sitting on the floor playing with a balloon that had paper circles in it, and he came to see what I was doing because it kinda made a funny sound you wouldn't expect from paper when it hit the sides of the balloon. I was like "oh it's a balloon, here you want one?" And handed him another one that was on the floor next to me. Oh yeah and he asked me if the cake was good, and after I said yes he went and got a piece. Now when I say I watched how everyone else treated him...it was mostly ignoring him. Or literal adults puppy guarding a seat that they knew he just wanted to sit in one time (that btw they stole from me, WITH MY STUFF SITTING IN IT, they sat on top of my stuff... It's a cool chair I want one). Or yelling at him to eat his food for some reason when literally he was eating, as well as everyone else. And he asked a bunch of people the cake question. Everyone there today, apart from my roommates fiance and the husband the party was for and me, are his blood family. And those two are (or soon will be in fiance case) his family anyway, so I was the only non-family member there. No one answered his cake question before me. He was more comfortable asking everyone else too because he KNOWS everyone else, and they all ignored him. The worst part to me is that no one thought to tell him the bathroom rule. The house we were at is old, and apparently yesterday the plumbing was kinda fixed but might not be fully done someone would be checking tomorrow by my understanding...so no one was supposed to flush toilet paper. But apparently no one thought to tell him this. So he used the bathroom, and according to whoever was next, had to use a lot of toilet paper and then flush it all. As far as I could tell no one got mad at him directly but they also left right after so I really hope they didn't because literally no one told him...but also his parents are kinda evil people. But for the rest of the day everyone was talking about how he messed up the toilet, specifically he messed up the toilet. On the ride back I asked someone if anyone had told him not to use toilet paper and the response I got was that "he wouldnt have listened anyway" and the before watching this ad me wouldn't have even thought anything of it...(that's the internalized ableism I was talking about). But my little fresh off this ad brain said something, I can't remember exactly what, but it was something about not assuming or you wouldn't know that, or maybe I was going to say that and I got talked over at that point with directions or something.
Thanks for the reply! I’m glad your cat’s alright! My foster is the same way haha I was so alarmed when I saw the bald spot and she had no reaction
I found this post because this happened to one of my fosters! I'm also a vet tech student and all I could think was "but cats don't usually get Cushing's disease???" (Based entirely on the hair loss and nothing else.) I'll still keep an eye on her to see if anything is off about her (not Cushing's because seriously cats really don't get that, especially at 2 years old). But this was good to see
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That makes WAY more sense, thank you 😅
That’s just the time of creation so if it changes they’re still correct
Hold up. Good mythical morning was around WAY before 2020.
Owen. I agree about Leo. I was VERY nervous when he brought up fostering and then got accepted I was like oh God he's gonna ruin that child...(Especially after what he did with that other kid he wanted to foster when his mom died in the hospital and his dad almost did and he was literally hoping he would die and then he woke up and was like HA bye sending you away in dangerous conditions I actually hate you now kid it's your fault you have your biological parent and didn't have to watch both parents die in front of you). But then he has, up to this point at least, done pretty well. (Right now he's about to have his own bio kid but from what I've heard, he still is a really decent parent).
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Can I just say how happy I am that the "tree" comment repeat thread didn't do the weird thing with the "everyone downvotes the fourth(?) repeated comment" rule? I'm gonna go out on a limb (haha I realized what I did as I typed it) and say that at least when I usually see the repeat comments, or want to participate, it's usually autistic people I see getting hit with the weird 4 social rule. (I think it's something to do with carrying over from real world with being annoying, but I don't see the purpose of it in an online space when you can just collapse the thread if it bothers you that much just let other people have fun like???) I honestly think that came about as, maybe unintentionally, but still, a way to bully autistic people. I was very happy to see a very long thread of all positive numbers of a repeated comment ☺️
I'm a vet tech student and one of the things I've been learning about is that client communication is very difficult because of how specific you have to do it, apparently even neurotypicals have a hard time with it. (This is one of the many reasons I'm actually looking into doing lab work, even though I won't be around the actual animals as much I don't have to do the people focal stuff as much. Plus I'm still helping the animals, and it just seems really cool to me and where most people seem to hate the repetition of it, I think I'd find it...relaxing?)
So I'm not a man but I'm also...not a woman I don't think so 🤷.