Eh, it's a summer fit. For winter I much prefer big knit dresses and those fakeout thermal thights:
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The second one would be an absolute challenge for Asmongold.
I'm not sure why exactly, but knowing him I'm not sure I want to know.
There's a video of him trying to eat fruit, only to spit it instantly out and constantly gagging.
excluding his moral quality, he seems like a gross human being
Unfortunately relatable ... though I'm fine with orange.
i mean, i am not gay but 1k$ would help me a lot (does the price doubles as i wear it for one more week?)
123 trillion usd in the world, assuming the 1k doubles every week (1, 2, 4, 8 etc) you'd only need to wear it for 37 weeks or ~0.7 years before you'd be richer than the rest of... earth
Would you do it?
I'd like it and i am not straight
Aww mannn, I would have to wear panties and bra with that.
1k is still 1k though.
I think I would yeah
Nah, I can't afford to spare $1k to rent that for a week to wear.
Unfortunately work does not allow skirts due to safety hazards so I would have to pass unless that 1k comes with health insurance... (Thanks usa)
You don't get PTO?
Already used it all earlier in the year. Union treats me right.
$1000 is $1000
The message below sounds a lot like when the government privatizes one of their services.
I read this as 1 kilodollar.
that's entirely correct tbh
units '1 kilodollar' 'dollar' outputs 1000. units is a unit conversion program I use.
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Is that not what the k represents when people use it as a short-hand for "thousand"?
It's not shorthand for thousand, it IS thousand.
kk=M -> 10^3*10^3=10^6
kM=G -> 10^3*10^6=10^9
kkk=G= "a billion"
MATH IS WITH ME, BILLIONAIRES ARE MEMBERS OF THE kkk!!!!!
That's what I love about unit prefixes. They're just numbers!
Like, how many m³ is 1 km³?
1 km³ = 1 (km)³ = 1 k³m³ = 1 G(m³) = 1,000,000,000 m³.
It's just that usually the $ unit comes before the number.
Which I accept, but don't like for the inconsistency with how we write units after the number.
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Reminds me of a Fear Factor event my Mormon church group had in which one “disgusting” feat for boys was to shave part of their legs. That particular feat was cancelled when some boys who didn't subscribe to traditional “manly” values happily started shaving their legs for points. Unlike swallowing goldfishes, eating grasshoppers, or attempting to drink a gallon of milk, leg shaving was a step too far for church leaders.
Fear factor event for Mormon priests is just watching guys choose to shave leg hair over eating live insects raw.
The insects were dried protein snacks from a Boy Scout's wilderness guide training; they were like salted sunflower seeds with the shell still on. It was the Wal-Mart goldfishes that were alive and swallowed Attack-on-Titan-style.
was your bishop unfamiliar with swimmers and bicycling?
scratch that, they were balls deep in an mlm i forget
I've lived in Utah for like 30 years and I can picture this so clearly in my head.
Absolutely. I'd pay anything to wear that for a week
i'm in year 8 of transition i basically did pay $1k to wear that
Getting so much coding done...
Improve the coding skill by 15 points!
Nah, not enough pink.
basically dystopian
Serious question: does anyone know where I can get that dress? I don't need the money; just the dress.
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Insist on peeling the orange myself, fail, cry.
I uh, might have seen this post back during the pandemic and bought this fit with my stimulus money (it doesn't look as cute as the picture makes it out to be cause the skirt of the dress doesn't flare out like that and looks rather boxy, however the top is separate from the dress and you can wear it as a crop top and pair it with another dress/skirt and it looks better that way imo)
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Even though I would only be at work 3 of those days, I would still say the answer is no. $1k is not enough for me to dress that way for a whole week. Maybe $10k.
There is a ton of stuff I would do for $1k. You want two days of my engineering and CAD skills? You want me to go to the hospital to tell people they're loved ones have died? You want me to wipe down the loads in the steam room (in a tyvek suit and gloves)? Those are all things I could do for $1K. But I'm not wearing that.
$1k/w is what i earn doing my job... your telling me i can take a week off and hide in my room and all i have to get my fat ass in some clothing with no obligations to leave my house? Where do i sign up?
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