"even the most ''perfect'' couples have a row at least once a day" - uh, what kind of couples have you been around? That does not sound like a healthy relationship.

I think you have that the other way around?

Or Santa said it to Ryan...

I get it from the library :)

How do you know if it's a bot?

I grew up not too far, and I have family that lives in the area. Did you get a chance to stop at Shady Maple while you were there?

I'm actually out of space, so...how do you do that? And does it impact anything?

They are saying rats are more humane because of how people reacted in the Milgram experiment. Participants gave supposedly lethal shocks to others simply because they were told to do so. They didn't even get anything out of it, like how the rats got food.

It's not an implication, it is a fact. (sort of). Look up the Milgram Experiment. One of the most infamous and unethical experiments. It demonstrated that people would give lethal shocks to others, simply because an authority figure said so.

Yeah, I kinda like the 1st Batman more.

At my job, they can require a doctor's note if you call out sick. Usually they don't, but they will if they think you are abusing the system (ex. You put in for a personal day and it gets denied, then you are magically too sick to come in that day).

I feel like many people falsely believe you need to say something in moments like these. However, I think that sometimes the silence is more powerful and more helpful. Comments like "I'm sorry," "It will get better," or "You'll get through this" just really piss me off when I'm in mourning. But silence is like telling me "this is too much for words" and I feel more solidarity.

At first, I was thinking "Um no, it's not." I studied music in college and play with a county symphonic group now, but then I looked at your link and it is for Japanese music, sooo.....I was wrong. Still, I've never seen that notation before.

Just depends on the people.