List of W. S. Gilbert dramatic works Puns

We have been together for 4 years. I’m genuinely upset bc I haven’t seen him in three weeks and I expressed how I wanted him to come in on Friday and he said he would let me know. Then he doesn’t tell me he isn’t coming until 7:30 on Friday. Not only is he not coming, he’s choosing to go to out to the bar with his friends instead. Am I being childish for feeling snubbed that he picked his friends he sees all week over me who he hasn’t seen in weeks? Or am I right and he is in the wrong. I just feel like at the very least he should have at least told me sooner.

To clarify: I asked him to come on Friday earlier in the week when we talked about him coming into town. When he told me he wasn’t coming I expressed that I was upset. I told him I didn’t understand why he was choosing to go out to the bar with his friends over seeing me. He apologized for hurting my feelings, but he didn’t think he was doing anything wrong and asked me to stop being upset. He is coming in on Saturday but he has to leave early on Sunday so we will get maybe 24 hours together.

Now please keep in mind I am upset about this because we haven’t seen each other in three weeks. If we had seen each other more recently I would not be mad that he went out with his friends. Most weekends he doesn’t come in until Saturday bc he goes out with his friends on Friday. That is why I specifically asked if he could come in on Friday so we could have an extra night since it has been so long since we had seen each other. Instead of just flat out saying no knowing he wasn’t going to come in he said “we’ll see” all week.

He’s not a trash guy, and I don’t doubt his affection for me I just think it’s a trash move. We have since talked and he just wants to gloss over it, he is on his way to see me now and he says “don’t fight with me on our weekend together”. Which is so annoying bc I’m not even trying to fight I’m just trying to make him understand that what he did and they way he handled it sucked.

TL;DR - is picking going out over your girlfriend you haven’t seen in weeks a trash move?

This was inspired by a recent rewatch of Mike Leigh's Topsy-Turvy (1999), in which the sequence in Knightsbridge came off as unsettlingly like a sort of human curiosity cabinet, which I imagine it must have seemed like.

Hello Brian,

I hope this letter sent to you via a Reddit you probably don't check finds you in good health. I'm writing you today to ask you one simple question; what the fuck man?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!? I excitedly watch the latest episode of unraveled just to find out that it has homework! Now I have to spend 15 or so minutes filling out a worksheet, rolling some dice, and doing some light MATH. This was bullshit, and so I devised a way to do it better. I then spent hours of my free time creating perfecting and automating your worksheets in Excel.

Linked bellow are these files. All you must do Brian, is click on the links, download the files, and open them in Excel.

Kojima Name Generator:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7yaus3qbbqofluy/Kojima%20Name%20Generator.xlsx?dl=0

Pet HP Calculator:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5wp3wu7139nnz3m/Pet%20HP%20Calculator.xlsx?dl=0

Seriously though, I hope ya'll enjoy these!

Not sure what I am looking for...violins? Pianos? Choirs? Strings...

I’d have better examples but those are the only ones I can think of.

Moderating a public scholarship site on Reddit: A case study of r/AskHistorians | Sarah A. Gilbert, University of Maryland [.pdf27]

> Abstract > > Online communities provide important functions in their participants’ lives, from providing spaces to discuss topics of interest to supporting the development of close, personal relationships. Volunteer moderators play key roles in maintaining these spaces, such as creating and enforcing rules and modeling normative behavior. While these users play important governance roles in online spaces, less is known about how the work they do is impacted by platform design and culture. r/AskHistorians, a Reddit-based question and answer forum dedicated to providing users with academic-level answers to questions about history provides an interesting case study on the impact of design and culture because of its unique rules and their strict enforcement by moderators. In this article I use interviews with r/AskHistorians moderators and community members, observation, and the full comment log of a highly upvoted thread to describe the impact of Reddit’s design and culture on moderation work. Results show that visible moderation work that is often interpreted as censorship, and the default masculine whiteness of Reddit, create challenges for moderators who use the subreddit as a public history site. Nonetheless, r/AskHistorians moderators have carved a space on Reddit where, through their public scholarship work, the community serves as a model for combating misinformation by building trust in academic processes.

For reference this ACM paper is based on Sarah Gilbert's (/u/SarahAGilbert) PhD dissertation work on /r/AskHistorians from 2017-18. You can find her brilliants posts on /r/AskHistorians which also summarises her methods, cultural and technical impacts of AHS using Reddit as platform, and the visible and invisible work of AHS's mods (and why they do it).

I have been looking around for a good list of plants to AVOID as a "beginning"... I am wishing there was a sub FAQ like some other subs have for frequently asked questions!

It is easy for me to find nice lists of easy plants, but what are notoriously challenging plants? I know on here plants that are finicky/dramatic/temperamental include crotons and calathea. What else would you add to the list?

###Welcome to Round 13: The Randos

The tier list has been on pause for some time and I asked /u/ForsetiHype if I can continue the following rounds. He agreed and handed the reins to me so from now I will be hosting subsequent rounds.

##Rate the units in each tier, and give clear explanations on why.
Feel free to comment on each other and discuss why you agree or disagree.
Be polite, and remember, this is all in good fun.
After the time is up, I will review all the answers and understand what the consensus reached has been, posting the result in the next round.
If there is no clear majority, a tally will be made.
If a tie ensues, well the round will be extended until a tiebreaker comment appears (Which can very well be my own Vote, but I reserve it only for the sake of breaking ties).
At the very end, a hub finalized tier list will be created, with links to each and every one of these rounds, providing full analyses for Three Houses units, as well as a more unified consensus for Unit Appraisals within this section of the community.

The Results of the Previous Round was

• Hanneman received a D

• Manuela received a B

• Alois received a B

The order of the following rounds will be :

##As always, here is our Ruleset!

##We are tiering by Maddening Mode.

##Today We're talking About !

###Gilbert

###Shamir

###Jeritza

#For discussion, we will simply be evaluating the units on:

• How does the unit start, whether considering base value or the context of their join?

• To what extent will the unit need training or investment to meet a return? For Three Houses, are there incentives to go seemingly strange routes for special skills or setups?

• To what extent does your investment in this unit pay off? Is this a Profit, or is this loss?

• What does a unit contribute? As in, what niches or value do they hold?

#Certain Things We'll have to ask:

• What house wants certain units?

• What roles are the students best suited to?

#Class (Gilbert) Chapter 13-Fortress Knight: Physical

#Crest

#Personal Base Stats (Chapter 13)