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[Neonivek]

THE OUTSIDE OF MY CHICKEN BREAST IS SEARING HOT AND THE INSIDE IS COLD AS ALL HELL
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Next time, thaw it first. That, or cook it longer and on lower heat.

Or slice it into thin strips and cook that.

[hops]

Or just grab a live chicken and eat it alive like a WARRIOR.

[Darvi]

And then die of salmonella like a shmuck.

[Skyrunner]

Just when I needed to use it, my scanner isnot working. There isn't even an error message.

[Parsely]

Just when I needed to use it, my scanner isnot working. There isn't even an error message.

I hate printers.

[MaximumZero]

Printers are great if they know who the boss is. I never have trouble with mine, except for the drivers being fuckhueg.

[BFEL]

Stupid Beacon (where I work) and their stupid sample shit.

Basically we're being forced to work overtime now, to deliver shit our customers never asked for.

[Kamin]

Basically we're being forced to work overtime now, to deliver shit our customers never asked for.

Underpromise and overdeliver, my friend.

[miauw62]

i have to finish a drawing but i can't draw for shit and this makes me so frustrated that i can't write something that hsa to be written (related to the drawing)

[itisnotlogical]

I would like to know how Facebook judges what a 'top story' is. Spam and "Like/share if ______" pictures always seem to be at the very top of my feed, while all the things I'm actually interested in seeing are at the bottom.

[Imperial Guardsman]

i have to finish a drawing but i can't draw for shit and this makes me so frustrated that i can't write something that hsa to be written (related to the drawing)

I can make a story out of anything, but I cant draw for shit either.

Dad trying to force us to exercise every day, at least one hour, even if we have karate or tennis that day.
He also decided that I should invite (or be invited by) a friend to their house at least once a week, or I will lose all computer privileges for the next entire week.
Also, he wants me to stop drinking milk as much because "it's bad for me".

The RAGE is at the fact that he decides my issues for me.
I'm sick? People who exercise have better immune systems, therefore I'm sick because I do not exercise enough. I fell and hurt myself? Oh, people who exercise have better balance. Friends don't come over? Yep, definitely because the computer is making me an introverted antisocial, not because I want people to come but they often break their promises and backstab. Also, the reason I don't exercise as much is totally because of the computer, too. Not because we live in a city where going out is almost suicidal. The fact that when we lived in a safer country I'd take my bike out and ride it for two hours straight every day is completely irrelevant.
My stomach hurts? Yep, definitely got gases in there, totally because of milk. Even after I tell him that it's not stomach ache, it feels more like a cramp, and this has happened before, and it often goes away after a short rest. He gets angry at my mom for giving me some pain-relieving medicine, then declares that XXX calcium medicine will cure me, again because my problem is the milk I drink. Then, when I get cured after a short rest, he declares it was because of his medicine and he was right all along.

Get him to listen to you and explain. And also explain that Milk has inherently massive amounts of Vitamin D, which strengthens bones. Maybe that will ease your exercise buff dads mind

[pisskop]

I would like to know how Facebook judges what a 'top story' is. Spam and "Like/share if ______" pictures always seem to be at the very top of my feed, while all the things I'm actually interested in seeing are at the bottom.

Facebook had its day, From what I can gather, even when I joined back in '06 it had reached its zenith.  In ideal and function, not popularity.
It was a place to know what was happening on the weekend with friends, and to organize parties.  And post pictures of said parties.

There were no games or friend contests or spam or Google.

Thinking about that makes me Rage a bit.

[Arx]

Get him to listen to you and explain. And also explain that Milk has inherently massive amounts of Vitamin D, which strengthens bones. Maybe that will ease your exercise buff dads mind

Cmega's dad? Listen to reason? Much as I wish that were likely, I doubt it is. 

[Tiruin]

Dad trying to force us to exercise every day, at least one hour, even if we have karate or tennis that day.
He also decided that I should invite (or be invited by) a friend to their house at least once a week, or I will lose all computer privileges for the next entire week.
Also, he wants me to stop drinking milk as much because "it's bad for me".

The RAGE is at the fact that he decides my issues for me.
I'm sick? People who exercise have better immune systems, therefore I'm sick because I do not exercise enough. I fell and hurt myself? Oh, people who exercise have better balance. Friends don't come over? Yep, definitely because the computer is making me an introverted antisocial, not because I want people to come but they often break their promises and backstab. Also, the reason I don't exercise as much is totally because of the computer, too. Not because we live in a city where going out is almost suicidal. The fact that when we lived in a safer country I'd take my bike out and ride it for two hours straight every day is completely irrelevant.
My stomach hurts? Yep, definitely got gases in there, totally because of milk. Even after I tell him that it's not stomach ache, it feels more like a cramp, and this has happened before, and it often goes away after a short rest. He gets angry at my mom for giving me some pain-relieving medicine, then declares that XXX calcium medicine will cure me, again because my problem is the milk I drink. Then, when I get cured after a short rest, he declares it was because of his medicine and he was right all along.

...Now that's a big problem
Does he know these reasons?
ESPECIALLY the health related ones? Highlighted the part which poked the problem.

Though...you're completely sure about this? The situation stated as-is? Did he explain thoroughly those reasons and declarations, how they work exactly?

The thing on exercise/going to friend's houses is alright though.
...
Does he not realize the same things you stated here?

[miauw62]

Knowing my parents, and then imagining something ten times worse, it doesn't seem very likely that he realizes these things.

(My parents are decent though)