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lucasbelite t1_j9kzunr wrote
Reply to comment by ProPhysioDC in Proud Boys expected to "protest" two local Drag Story Hour events by MoreCleverUserName
Psychological projection. When people have internal conflicts they tend to think everybody is experiencing it or doing it. So they perceive it as a large problem and obsess about it. Because they can't fathom that other people and society at large don't have those urges.
Very often people who cheat become very controlling and jealous because they project their infidelity onto their partner and can't fathom that their partner is simply uninterested in doing the same. Or super religious fundamentalists can't fathom how you can be a good person if you don't have Jesus in your heart. They can't imagine a world where other people don't have the same skeletons in their closet.
And then they start falling into attribution bias. The reason "I" have those feelings is because children are sexualized because the liberal agenda. The reason why "they" have those feelings is because they don't believe in God. And they create a framework that works for them and reconciles their dissonance. So then anybody who is a liberal and doesn't pray everyday is a pedophile.
jules9687 t1_j9kxnjw wrote
Reply to comment by beinglewdwiththefood in My dog needs a root canal, anyone recommended a good pet surgeon? by beinglewdwiththefood
Docs I felt super confident in. We ended up not being able to get our cat in with the doc we initially consulted with because my schedule conflicted with hers, but I was happy with who we got instead. He called before/after procedure to consult on a couple of things as well.
Can't really speak to facilities. As of last July, when we went, they were still only doing car pick up/drop off. It's right off of route 100, so a little noisy from the outside, but it's a part of a modern-looking office park and in a nice area.
I've got an old cat, and they did pre-surgical bloodwork on her and went over some risk factors.
Good luck to puppers! I've got a 13 yo dog, too, so totally get the fear.
kstinfo t1_j9kxbl5 wrote
Reply to comment by ArmAromatic6461 in Two-thirds of McPherson Square homeless remain on street, D.C. says by SnortingCoffee
I addressed that in an earlier comment, "Sure, it isn't a straight drop, there are catch holds along the way but all are temporary."
There are too many people who would rather starve themselves than see someone else get a free meal.
fronthacker t1_j9kvy3p wrote
Reply to comment by clairancetaway2 in Armed Robbery Outside Eliot-Hine Middle School by AndreTippettPoint
Pretty sure those kids who got robbed weren't gentrifiers
beinglewdwiththefood OP t1_j9kuxxt wrote
Reply to comment by jules9687 in My dog needs a root canal, anyone recommended a good pet surgeon? by beinglewdwiththefood
They were on the list from my vet. Did you find their facilities modern and docs competent? Dog is kinda old at 13 so nervous this could be a last visit type thing with the anesthesia.....😔
NoNoNext t1_j9kt7xa wrote
Reply to comment by glopmod in Two-thirds of McPherson Square homeless remain on street, D.C. says by SnortingCoffee
Exactly. And personally, if I’m going to go online and see anti-social personalities rant about drug use, I’d at least appreciate some effort. Years deep into the opioid crisis, and you’d expect the average person to at least google the effects of this stuff.
Pissed_Off_SPC t1_j9kt4yx wrote
Reply to comment by EsteTre in Proud Boys expected to "protest" two local Drag Story Hour events by MoreCleverUserName
They want to create a spectacle and a headache for the venue and the community in hopes of stopping events like this. It's already happening in Florida and South Carolina.
Negotiation with terrorists is a bad policy and encourages them to continue their bullying even if it happens to make them stop in the near term.
mastakebob t1_j9krq3s wrote
Reply to Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
Your clothes won't get too wrinkled in a bag on a mile walk. I bike and have my dress pants and shirt (and socks and undershirt) in my bike bag. I change into them at work and they look fine. Helps to have wool or non-iron material.
I keep my suit jackets and dress shoes and belt at work to reduce my bag load.
jules9687 t1_j9kqpol wrote
I don't know if you're open to them at all, but we used Animal Dental in Columbia last summer for our cat and had a positive experience. They weren't quite as expensive as I was expecting, but anything animal dental is pricy. I appreciated how good they were with going over all options, procedures, and following up. Bonus points to them for providing awkward cat-mouth under anesthesia pictures that I really didn't need but gave me a laugh.
ladyorthetiger0 t1_j9kq34o wrote
My cat received excellent dental care for her 26 extractions at Atlas Vet on H St NE. It was, however, pretty expensive (about $2k, not including the pre-surgery bloodwork).
AccountNumberTwenty t1_j9kpinb wrote
Reply to comment by NorseTikiBar in Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
Agreed. Neatly folded clothes in a gym bag that are immediately hung up when you get to the gym should not wrinkle. Unless OP is particular bothered by the smallest of imperfections, I don’t see how this is an issue.
But as others have said, a travel steamer could help get out those small imperfections.
juliekaffe t1_j9kp73r wrote
I cannot say enough good things about the dentist at Friendship, Ray Phillip. Two of our cats have had dental surgery there and they've been great. They also have a really good anesthesiologist, which is important.
They may be booked up but are really good about letting you know if they get an opening (e.g., one cat ended up getting surgery a month earlier than his appointment because they called to let us know they had a cancellation).
DCAJM t1_j9kp3gd wrote
Reply to Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
I’ve had this same predicament compounded by just hilarious levels of sweatiness. Buy wrinkle-free, sweat wicking clothing. State & Liberty, Mizzen and Main, Rhône, Lululemon. I am fully on Team Never-Cotton
twenty-six-sixty-six t1_j9ko68s wrote
Reply to comment by Whornz4 in Proud Boys expected to "protest" two local Drag Story Hour events by MoreCleverUserName
you seem deeply invested in the currently trendy cultural/political issues
idk what jesus would do if he was around today, but i'm pretty sure both sides would crucify him -- that's pretty much his defining feature
drsmokeythepizza t1_j9ko130 wrote
Reply to Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
When I used to bike to work I bought a garment bag that rolled and was a backpack, that worked well. Now that I drive I take a bunch of suits and shirts and keep them in my cube and change in the bathroom.
fronthacker t1_j9kng80 wrote
Reply to Issues with DC Unemployment Office by Big_Dish_7343
Good luck in the job market!
fronthacker t1_j9klk8r wrote
33% complete, not a bad start for a days work
LattaCooties t1_j9kkj96 wrote
Reply to The Panda Express that shows its open at 2024 Concessions Pentagon, Washington, DC 20310 is actually for Pentagon Workers. I walked 20 minutes only to realize I can't get in. Annoying by onlyforyouA1_
Happened to a friend of mine except with the luggage store lmao.
She actually went up and tried to go in and the guard was like “ma’m this is the Pentagon.”
veloharris t1_j9kiq6g wrote
Reply to comment by GraceStrangerThanYou in Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
Every adult should have a travel steamer, they're game changers.
dataminimizer t1_j9khan7 wrote
Reply to Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
If you can find a way to leave more clothes at work, my suggestion is to wear nice clothes to the gym, change to gym clothes there while hanging your nice clothes, then shower/change back after your workout.
mr_grission t1_j9kfmx1 wrote
Reply to comment by karmagirl314 in The Panda Express that shows its open at 2024 Concessions Pentagon, Washington, DC 20310 is actually for Pentagon Workers. I walked 20 minutes only to realize I can't get in. Annoying by onlyforyouA1_
I love Pentagon City, I'd go there a lot in my GW days a decade ago or so. Unfortunately with online shopping cutting down on mall patronage in general I feel like Tysons might fatally undercut Pentagon City.
sirernestshackleton t1_j9kflqt wrote
Reply to comment by toorigged2fail in The Panda Express that shows its open at 2024 Concessions Pentagon, Washington, DC 20310 is actually for Pentagon Workers. I walked 20 minutes only to realize I can't get in. Annoying by onlyforyouA1_
Last I heard the hot dog stand is going to be a Potbelly's. It was last a really sad Au Bon Pain
sirernestshackleton t1_j9kfgc6 wrote
Reply to comment by Good47Life in The Panda Express that shows its open at 2024 Concessions Pentagon, Washington, DC 20310 is actually for Pentagon Workers. I walked 20 minutes only to realize I can't get in. Annoying by onlyforyouA1_
The best DMV to use in VA is at the Pentagon
NorseTikiBar t1_j9keney wrote
Reply to Walk commute and a workout question by Candid_Leg2768
Would there not be a locker at the gym? I'm having a hard time believing that clothes would get wrinkled over a 15 minute walk.
EastoftheCap t1_j9l1ik8 wrote
Reply to Scared of traveling to Washington DC, how do I calm my anxiety? by Unusual-Relief-9409
You should probably stay home.