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My boyfriend’s stepmom told me nobody wanted my cat oink because his markings were “ugly and not symmetrical”??
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My boyfriend’s stepmom told me nobody wanted my cat oink because his markings were “ugly and not symmetrical”??

Can anyone explain that logic to me please? She’s rude in general, but that kind of hurt my feelings. I know my cat is cute and adorable, but do people really not get cats because they’re “ugly”? Even “ugly” cats are still adorable. Kinda uncalled for lmao. My boyfriend said I was being dramatic but I’m not even that mad just kinda like..wtf? lol

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🇩🇪 r/germany 💻 technology

why are german students so insanely organized with study groups

moved here for my degree recently and i'm honestly in awe of how local students run group projects. back home everything is super chaotic until the night before the deadline, but here my german classmates had a shared google drive, structures weekly schedules, and split up tasks on day one. as a non native speaker it was terrifying at first because my german is still pretty clunky. my prep was just basic vocab and a bit of random voice practice before moving, so i thought i would slow them down

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🚀 r/wallstreetbets 💰 finance

AI will prevail, most AI companies will go bankrupt. This is almost a carbon copy of Dot Com.

Dot Com was fueled by falling rate from Jan 1995 to Dec 1998. Credit was essentially free as people expected the rate to continue downwards. Demand for internet infrastructure was infinite as companies build internet for the sake of building internet. Things changed in 1999 as the 10y yield roared from 4.6% to 6.7% in one year. Internet firms that were losing money suddenly could not sell their shares or issue bonds under 10%. Suddenly building internet only made sense when real consumers woul

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