This one is the best and most universal law. It may as well be written into governance.

Be kind.

And stop giving people second chances. If they hurt you, and don’t give a f**k, stop seeking for their validation to feel your pain. “Giving second chances is like giving the shooter they bullet back because they missed the first time”

I apparently have a witch cackle. To that I say, I'll get you my pretty and your little dog too.

Yesssssss. Thank god, someone made this rule.

magic word here is: UNUSED. Unused tampons/pads :)))

So true

Especially to the new bride

Without fail, when my dog yawns I say "that's some big yawnin' tiny doggin'".

Looking at you MAGATS

Dude was blasting from a bluetooth boombox down the street at 7am on a Saturday when everyone was trying to sleep. Found him to be the epitome of rude. Besides, it's cold out, so headphones are like magical earmuffs.

the rich won't be punished. the powerful won't be punished. This is why we have assassinations in this world. Because there is only justice for the middle class. The poor will never see justice till inequality is eliminated.

I've always thought that subdivisions or apartment complexes etc should have a place where you can check out 'occasional' items. When you don't need things on a regular basis (small kitchen appliances, tools, etc, you'd be able to check them out from a library of items. It would be a solution to needing more square footage for things you almost never use.

Unfortunately, people with mental health issues aren't best equipped to deal with this responsibility.

OR block the aisle with 2 carts to 'chat'.

Yep, I thought I could vent to someone but they ended up turning back at me and now have everything I said to them

YES. I try my hardest to figure out what people like doing and compliment them on it because whenever someone says I'm good at what l do, it's a huge self esteem boost.

talk to someone professionally though, not office workers.

Or in a bus or metro or train....

Social media brings out the worst in people. Such a fake place. Sadly many believe what they see on social media and to become as the "influencers" they follow

Actually stealing is stealing. Motives might vary, but it is still stealing. Imagine you having a shop. I haven't eaten for 10 days. I come in and steal bread and cheese. Would you still say "I didn't see that'? What you can actually do if you see something like that happening is trying to help that person, because next time they steal things they might get caught and detained. How you can help? Offer to buy those products for them. Put them in touch with NGOs that help people in need. Put them in touch with social workers that can help them.

Yes I told my old friend I didn’t like Taylor Swift and she got mad and said ‘you don’t have to tell people you don’t like her, it doesn’t make you cooler’ like geez, I’m just saying my opinion, plus no one asks you to talk about how much you love her all the time There have been so many times when people ask me what I think then tell me my opinion is wrong or something and it makes me really mad

That’s my mom. I always hold the phone firmly while showing her something.

Do not follow an apology with the word "but..."

There should be something to help make it predictable when a driver wants to make a turn...some kind of signal, perhaps

And don't use your brights in a blizzard, use fog lights

California has a law that makes it illegal to drive in inclement weather without your headlights on. And they really do enforce it.

Or raining. Or foggy. Or just dark. And if you have DRLs, you may have lights on the front of your car, but you need to turn your headlights on for the back ones to come on, and your back lights are often all that are between you and being rear ended on a fast road!

And raining

Its always the white truck, seriously.

In a Canada, all cars must be equipped with running lights.

And when it's raining or just cloudy and dark.

Luckily-- here no snow, no blizzards, but often stupid drivers overtaking you and splattering mud all move the windscreen :-( but they'll get ther come-uppance wghen they stall on the flooded bridge :-)

One of the tricks from driving in TX downpours is to also put your hazards on so that you can be seen from behind. This is also absolutely crucial if you ever have to park on the shoulder.

Also true for heavy rain or fog.

My favorite is when it's raining and everything from the sky to the pavement to the median wall to the actual air around you is GREY and there's a tiny grey car weaving through traffic without headlights on.

And don't switch on ANY light in broad daylight, unless you're on a motorcycle. A car is visible by size. We're not. Taking that contrast away does little to nothing for the car driver, but rids us of our visibility. If your car does not have those weak, little daylight lights, don't try to replace them with lights meant for nighttime use. They're for nighttime use.

Turn on the rear lights.

Turn on your headlights when driving. Most cars have automatic headlights these days. Leave them on auto. "you can see the road" =/= "everyone sees you". YMMV. I live in Washington state where it is often cloudy / rainy.

Same when it's raining, and daylight...and fog...and...

Yesterday some moron like this crashed into the back of a huge snow plow, I don't know if they got hurt but I fu¢king hope so. Stupidity like that needs sever punishment.

Usually all trucks.

My new car has an “auto” choice on the headlight controls. Automatically turns on whatever lights are appropriate for the conditions. Love it.

There is a major difference between "life is not fair" and "people are not fair". The first one is just a condition of how the world works, the second one is a consequense of someone's decitions. The issue with "life is not fair" is that people often abuse that sentence to justify their own crappy behaviour, when in fact they could do things differently and generate a more fair outcome. Though life is not fair, there are still a lot of measures we could take to compensate for the effect of this fact. E.g. though illnesses like cancer does not strike everbody equally, but involves huge element of luck, we can still do a lot to lessen the spread in the effect it has on people's lives through means like universal healthcare. We're not completely without influence on how our lives evolves -we can change a lot of things based on how we structure our own lives, or, on a greater level, the societies we build. Not using that option but just saying life is not fair, is not the best we can do.

Batman. I'm gonna be Batman.

But what if they are really horrible to begin with?