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Sara Rosen

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Sara Rosen • upvoted an item 4 days ago

50 Pics That Might Have You Laughing Through The Sadness (New Pics)

Uh what in the misogyny is this

Sara Rosen • upvoted an item 2 weeks ago

35 Beautiful Illustrations Infused With Something Magical Or Absurd By This Artist

Sara Rosen • upvoted 4 items 1 month ago

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Sara Rosen • upvoted an item 9 months ago

40 People Who Hit New Levels Of Cringe And Got Shamed In This Online Group

Did they just censor 'abortion'?

Sara Rosen • upvoted 8 items 10 months ago

"Americans, What’s Something The Rest Of The World Does That You Find Absurd?" (28 Answers)

Other than UK, we don't have access to most foreign media. But most of the world has access to USA programming. So I think it's a bit lop-sided in that regard.

"Americans, What’s Something The Rest Of The World Does That You Find Absurd?" (28 Answers)

This common in Germany for some reason.

"Americans, What’s Something The Rest Of The World Does That You Find Absurd?" (28 Answers)

Other than UK, we don't have access to most foreign media. But most of the world has access to USA programming. So I think it's a bit lop-sided in that regard.

"Americans, What’s Something The Rest Of The World Does That You Find Absurd?" (28 Answers)

This common in Germany for some reason.

Bulky-Rush-1392 reply

"Unalive" or "unaliving," it's admittedly a funny way of referring to death, but people are using it in incredibly serious contexts. It comes off as insensitive.

Icy_Elf_of_frost reply

Throughout history fad medical issues have been a thing. Some king of England had an a**l fistula and all the lords and ladies suddenly had one. Today’s modern version of this is the spectrum and neurodivergence. Don’t like how something feels yucky on your hands, on the spectrum! Do you get confused or distracted sometimes on the spectrum! Do you not always enjoy everyone’s company all the time? It’s neurodivergence for SURE!!! Now everybody can pretend to be special and self diagnose, or wise and tell everyone else what condition they have. Leaving the actual people with neurodivergence still ignored in a corner with out proper support because Billy has a fad case of the attentions.

OwlEastSage reply

The whole homesteading trad wife thing thats super trendy is so weird. "i am subservient to my husband, i hate feminism, i only wear cotton dresses, i dont have opinions that my husband doesnt share, i use beef fat as moisturizer, heres my $4000 stove that looks like its from colonial america, buy my online sourdough recipe course and learn how to be a traditional wife" and it always follows this guilt-shamy approach to women who dont want to or cant do the same. its mostly cringey because women are acting like this is how they've been all their lives but its very obviously just following a trend. women who've actually lived like this arent posting about it all over the internet i cook for my boyfriend, ill do his laundry, i want children, im a catholic, i bake bread, its not abnormal for women to want to follow this lifestyle of being traditional but the weird anti-feminism super privileged aesthetic thats following it is just so cringe. feminism is the reason that i have the choice to do or not do these things, feminism is the reason you can post about it on the internet. you can be a "traditional" wife but dont degrade your entire sex in the process.

BoringNameBoringLife reply

People normalizing the word trauma and using it for stupid things. Someone seriously told me they were traumatized because their waiter brought them the wrong food. I get that trauma is *very* subjective, but come on now. And they were dead serious. They really thought that's what trauma is.

LikeTotallyZero reply

Going to the doctor for a legitimate problem only to be treated as dramatic/lying/attention-seeking/depressed/overweight and then outright dismissed because you are female. And not getting the help you need.

50 Funny Memes From ‘Women’s Humor’ You May Relate To (New Pics)

women are told to shut up all the time

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Sara Rosen • upvoted 7 items 11 months ago

50 Times People Won At The Valentine’s Day Decoration Game (New Pics)

Love Love Love

This Page Shares Hilarious Posts And Texts, Here Are The 50 Best Ones

Mash up in the making

50 Times People Won At The Valentine’s Day Decoration Game (New Pics)

Love Love Love

This Page Shares Hilarious Posts And Texts, Here Are The 50 Best Ones

Mash up in the making

Common Sense Isn’t All That Common: 45 ‘Obvious’ Things People Only Just Learned

I can only hope you are joking. Queer families are welcome to use the term for their own meaning, but rainbows have been a symbol for connection to deceased loved ones for quite a long time (rainbow pets referring to lost pets, rainbow babies or children referring to deceased children or a baby following the loss of a child etc)

This Page Shares Hilarious Posts And Texts, Here Are The 50 Best Ones

Hmm

This Page Shares Hilarious Posts And Texts, Here Are The 50 Best Ones

women and men struggle a lot. thats why im a potato🥳🥔

30 Times Fashion Designers Went Wild In The Worst Way Imaginable (New Pics)

For those formal events in the garden of Eden.

Love Is Sweet And Pink This Valentine's Day

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Sara Rosen • upvoted 14 items 1 year ago

50 Times People Posted Something So Hilariously Dumb, It Had To Be Shared Further (New Pics)

Everyone understood

broski0403 reply

Im with the boomers on this one, f**k your QR code. Bring me a paper menu

50 Times People Posted Something So Hilariously Dumb, It Had To Be Shared Further (New Pics)

Everyone understood

broski0403 reply

Im with the boomers on this one, f**k your QR code. Bring me a paper menu

Hemenucha reply

I will consistently, persistently, and always use the Oxford F*****g Comma.

Woman Throws Dog Waste In Her Neighbors’ Bins And Doesn’t See The Problem With It, BF Ends It

I am very confused by the strong reactions here. If my garbage can is at the curb, you are welcome to drop your tied-shut poop bag in it. If my can is back by my house, don't walk across my property to do that. It's just all about being reasonable - expect to carry it if you have to, but if a reasonable solution presents itself, ditch the poop.

45 Times People Didn't Notice The Irony In Their Behaviors

Said every teenager everywhere...

Man Blasts Coworker’s Choice Of Wedding Food, Calls It “White Trash”

My wife and I eloped in Hawaii. 6 months later I rented a party tent and we put it up in my sister's expansive backyard. 100 guests. Got sushi (she's Japanese America) and souvlaki and Greek salad (I'm Greek American). I put together a playlist on my iPod, borrowed a sound system from a DJ friend. With booze and tent rental, I think we spent about $3,000 (2009). It was casual and relaxed and everybody had a blast. That worked for us. The point being, backyard weddings can be great...

30 Ridiculous Real Estate Listings, Shared By This Online Community

Love the colours though. The rest... not so much. Yet, they seem to have made the most out of it. Can't blame people for being poor. Easy to comment whilst being rich.... They paint it nicely, it looks tidy and clean, no pile of trash in the yard, so ...?

35 People Describe The Biggest Culture Shock They Have Ever Encountered

I’m from the US and don’t know anyone that doesn’t at least have a stovetop kettle.

35 People Describe The Biggest Culture Shock They Have Ever Encountered

Ummm, no. Not in Eastern Europe. We use stiovetop kettles, electric is too pricey and our electric lines are to weak.You don't want a blackout in whole building because you wanted some tea. Most ppl I know from Poland, Ukraine and Czech Republic use stovetop kettles.

35 People Describe The Biggest Culture Shock They Have Ever Encountered

I'm in the US and am in the kettle owning camp

35 People Describe The Biggest Culture Shock They Have Ever Encountered

Most Americans just use stovetop kettles. This isn't the first time I've heard people note the difference but I can never quite understand why this is so shocking, don't both boil water?

"Old People Online": 50 Times Elderly People Decided To Use Social Media And It Resulted In These Gems (New Pics)

I live by a Sainsbury's in Bristol, and I definitely saw him. Obviously he wasn't dressed like that - he had a much smaller flag.

"How Do They Have Every Single Thing I Want": Employer Catches Job Applicant Using ChatGPT To Write A Cover Letter

All the commenters saying "work smarter, not harder are ridiculous. How is handing in a cover letter riddled with mistakes considered smart? If you want the first impression you give to a potential employer to scream you cut corners, give no attention to detail and don't bother to proofread your work, by all means hand in that sloppy letter.

"How Do They Have Every Single Thing I Want": Employer Catches Job Applicant Using ChatGPT To Write A Cover Letter

I hire professionals in not for profit setting. I appreciate a cover letter. But I also expect 90% of it is recycled (copy and pasted), with the agency and job title customization and a few key points addressed.

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Sara Rosen • commented on 4 posts 1 year ago

50 Raw And Funny Pics From People Who Were Just Trying To Get Through A Summer Heatwave (New Pics)

Super cute pup, but there ain't been no heat wave here in Denmark - there was one week where you didn't need a jacket.

Man Blasts Coworker’s Choice Of Wedding Food, Calls It “White Trash”

My husband and I eloped in Bangkok. Neither of us cared about weddings but, coming form different countries, we wanted to make sure we could be together if someone got sick or we had visa problems. It started as a practicality, but ended up being a super funny, chaotic, romantic day that was just about the two of us and our love. I wore jeans, we had no cake, our one "splurge" was on a bottle of wine that we shared that evening. It was perfect. We've been together 11 years now. Do what's right for you!

50 Raw And Funny Pics From People Who Were Just Trying To Get Through A Summer Heatwave (New Pics)

Super cute pup, but there ain't been no heat wave here in Denmark - there was one week where you didn't need a jacket.

Man Blasts Coworker’s Choice Of Wedding Food, Calls It “White Trash”

“Meanwhile In Ireland”: 50 Of The Funniest New Pics That Explain Why People Can't Get Enough Of Ireland

I don't understand this one. What's the connection?

35 People Describe The Biggest Culture Shock They Have Ever Encountered

Most Americans just use stovetop kettles. This isn't the first time I've heard people note the difference but I can never quite understand why this is so shocking, don't both boil water?

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Sara Rosen • submitted a new post 2 years ago

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I Photoshop My Dogs Into Classic Album Covers

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I Photoshop My Dogs Into Classic Album Covers

Sara Rosen • commented on 6 posts 1 year ago

50 Raw And Funny Pics From People Who Were Just Trying To Get Through A Summer Heatwave (New Pics)

Super cute pup, but there ain't been no heat wave here in Denmark - there was one week where you didn't need a jacket.

Man Blasts Coworker’s Choice Of Wedding Food, Calls It “White Trash”

“Meanwhile In Ireland”: 50 Of The Funniest New Pics That Explain Why People Can't Get Enough Of Ireland

I don't understand this one. What's the connection?

35 People Describe The Biggest Culture Shock They Have Ever Encountered

Most Americans just use stovetop kettles. This isn't the first time I've heard people note the difference but I can never quite understand why this is so shocking, don't both boil water?

"You Will Very Quickly Get Burned Out And Hate It Here": Person Shares That Moving To Sweden From The US Is Not As Amazing As People Think

40 Real-Life Tattoos That Could Be Called Permanent Mistakes

This tattoo means her baby passed away.

Sara Rosen • commented on 4 posts 2 years ago

30 Things Americans Seem To Like, But The Rest Of The World Not So Much

This debate gets wildly oversimplified. For background I've waited tables in the US, Ireland, New Zealand, Denmark, and Cambodia. I also have a degree in Hospitality Administration. In the US I made MUCH more money than in any of the other countries (adjusted for COL), I had more fun at the jobs, and was able to give better service (because we weren't understaffed). In most US States if your earned tips do not meet general minimum wage, the restaurant owner is required to make up the difference but that law is rarely relevant because you usually earn WAY more via tips. I made 3 times more in the US than in Denmark (a country with exceptionally high wages). Those that say they want to keep the 15-20% tip AND get $15 minimum wage are admirably optimistic but in reality, after a few years of confusion, you'll get minimum wage + spare change. I think the real goal should be for those that rely on tips to get healthcare, paid leave, and higher minimum wage for those that are not in a tipping industry.

50 Times People Stumbled Upon Things That Were So Mildly Infuriating, They Had To Share Pics Online (New Pics)

Asheville is a wonderful city! Full of art and nature and quirky little bars and it is a progressive bastion in an otherwise conservative state. However it is completely dependent on tourism with 'leisure and hospitality' accounting for approx.. 15% of the jobs (not including secondary businesses like retail that get a boost from tourism). This is just some bitter, childish individual that doesn't understand their local economy.

30 Things Americans Find Very Weird About Europe, According To This Viral Thread

I think this is true for southern Europe. However, I live in northern Europe where dining out is VERY expensive. The only affordable food you can get is hot dogs, fried fish, and fast-food kebabs. The produce at the grocery stores is fine quality but not any cheaper or better than in the States.

30 Things Americans Find Very Weird About Europe, According To This Viral Thread

...um trains go to every major city in America too. And much of the world really. Trains go to major cities, that's what they do.

Sara Rosen • commented on 10 posts 3 years ago

People In This Group Are Sharing Decor Ideas That Improved Their Homes 100% (30 Pics)

...but we're not locked in our room, that would be cruel

40 Times People Were Stupid Enough To Do Something Inappropriate That Their Bosses Just Had To Fire Them

She was obviously just really excited to work at NASA; there was really no reason to police her language like that.

People Are Cracking Up At These 30 Things About Halloween That Confuse The Hell Out Of Non-Americans

Yes. Why is it ok to decorate for Christmas but not Halloween? You do your things but Imma get me some ghouls for MY garden.

People Are Cracking Up At These 30 Things About Halloween That Confuse The Hell Out Of Non-Americans

Tastes like stale washcloth flavored cardboard. We hate it, but we LOVE to hate it.

People Are Cracking Up At These 30 Things About Halloween That Confuse The Hell Out Of Non-Americans

Yes, and they are glorious!

People Are Cracking Up At These 30 Things About Halloween That Confuse The Hell Out Of Non-Americans

Ummmm, has anyone told him about Christmas?

People Are Cracking Up At These 30 Things About Halloween That Confuse The Hell Out Of Non-Americans

Nos such thing as taking Halloween too seriously. NO. SUCH. THING.

TikToker Is Sharing 15 "Culture Shocks" That She Experienced After Moving To The USA From The Philippines

Fantastic explanation!

TikToker Is Sharing 15 "Culture Shocks" That She Experienced After Moving To The USA From The Philippines

Don't believe the sitcoms. The "typical American breakfast" is pretty rare. Most people just have a piece of toast or some yogurt and fruit. The whole eggs, pancakes, sausage thing is just a special treat.

People Share 30 Things That They Think Are Normal In Europe But Horrific In America

These exceptions (DC, NY, Philly, Boston, Portland, Madison, etc.) are starting to add up; almost makes it seem quite normal. Hope you enjoyed your time in DC!

Sara Rosen • upvoted an item 4 days ago

50 Pics That Might Have You Laughing Through The Sadness (New Pics)

Uh what in the misogyny is this

Sara Rosen • upvoted an item 2 weeks ago

35 Beautiful Illustrations Infused With Something Magical Or Absurd By This Artist

Sara Rosen • upvoted 4 items 1 month ago

30 Hot Takes People Wouldn’t Dare To Admit In Person

It's pointless to go to an office to do a job you can do from home. The expense of heating and cooling an office space and burning gasoline and time commuting is a waste.

30 Hot Takes People Wouldn’t Dare To Admit In Person

You don't have to agree. You don't want an abortion, don't have one. Keep your nose out of everyone else's " business ".

30 Hot Takes People Wouldn’t Dare To Admit In Person

I dont know where OP lives but I have never heard of such a thing. Sounds more like right wing propaganda.

30 Hot Takes People Wouldn’t Dare To Admit In Person

Sorry, I can't vote twice

Sara Rosen • upvoted an item 9 months ago

40 People Who Hit New Levels Of Cringe And Got Shamed In This Online Group

Did they just censor 'abortion'?

Sara Rosen • upvoted 8 items 10 months ago

Bulky-Rush-1392 reply

"Unalive" or "unaliving," it's admittedly a funny way of referring to death, but people are using it in incredibly serious contexts. It comes off as insensitive.