@Flips said in April Fools Day is leaking?:
I'm so glad I have a custom style, with the best font ever made
That's the font that's TR
@Flips said in April Fools Day is leaking?:
I'm so glad I have a custom style, with the best font ever made
That's the font that's TR
@boomzilla said in We need to be more user hostile to help them embrace freedom!:
I would love to watch what happens at a actual "install fest."
They install distros up people buttson people's PCs. An alternative name is "install orgy".
There are even servicemen there that you can walk up to with a distro that isn't quite right and they will service it for you, perform troubleshooting steps, check that it's still working properly and then when you are satisfied with their service, you can just safely and smugly leave, wielding your distro in hand.
@Retrogurl said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
This years winner of the Darwin Award is... I mean, seriously, look at her pictures and she's all wide eyed and duck faced. In every one she looks doe-eyed and wide-open-mouth-drooling-vapid-as-hell. If you have a brain, you don't shove tons of cakes/biscuits/cookies (whatever they're called in your country) in your mouth without realizing you're going to choke on them. Let's hope, beyond hope, her only child inherited a higher IQ than she did.
But that she still likes stuffing things in her mouth. This is the most important lesson to learn from this story: you should be stuffing the correct things in your mouth.
It reminds me of this bit by Tim Minchin. His daughter was a few years old by then, old enough to run around and keep stuffing things in her mouth. He once caught her with a penny stuffed there. So he says: 'Honey, spit it out!... spit it out! Yeah. You can't stuff pennies in your mouth. Your mouth is for food... and a little later-- cock!'
But his wife was there and of course! of course she got outraged. 'Tim! You can't say that! She might like pussy...'
Thank you, thank you. The Department of Butchering Jokes would like to wish you a good day.
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@kt_ said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Yup, have a whole farm up there. Thanks to that I don't get butt hurt when other people have harmless fun on the Internetzz.
A whole farm? So you are growing your own food there?
Sure. If you're a freegan, there's a lot of stuff that just falls down from there and lands on the floor, so it's up for grabs.
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@kt_ said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Cocks, then? Maybe should've added a few hens to the mix, too?
So you are again talking about putting stuff in your butt?
Yup, have a whole farm up there. Thanks to that I don't get butt hurt when other people have harmless fun on the Internetzz.
@Mingan said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@kt_ said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
How do you know that? Did you already have a near-death experience due to stuffing to many Jaffa cakes in your mouth?
It wasn't Jaffa cakes.
Cocks, then? Maybe should've added a few hens to the mix, too?
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@kt_ said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
I like how you're working so hard on your Captain Obvious Persona and still failing.
Who cares what you like, boy?
My mommy does, grampa!
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@Gąska said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Speaking from experience?
Thankfully not that kind of experience. but I did broke my pelvis falling from a bike a year ago, and that gave me plenty of bed-ridden time to contemplate life. One of the thoughts bothering me the most was "How the hell did this happen to me?"
That is when I realized that some things are a matter of chance, not of being smart, prepared and careful. There are two kind of cyclists -- those who fell off the bike and those who will. It's a fucking statistics. I bet you could stuff your face with Jaffa 100 times and 100 times walk away unharmed. But do it 101 time and you die. Or if you are really unlucky like this poor woman, your 101st time will happen on your 1st try.
I like how you're working so hard on your Captain Obvious Persona and still failing.
@Benjamin-Hall said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
My only thought on this whole issue (and other "challenges") is summed up in this (cruel, but true) poster:
Yup, the Purpose of the Person's That Created This Meme Life Was to Warn Others Not to Capitalize Almost Every Fucking Word.
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@Tsaukpaetra said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Let that be a lesson learned by proxy.
So, who exactly learned and what?
Q: Did we learn that you shouldn't stuff your mouth full of food until you can't breathe?
A: Nope, we already knew that.
Speak for yourself!
Q: Did she learn that you shouldn't stuff your mouth full of food until you can't breathe?
A: Nope, she died and dead people cannot learn.
But before she died she was dying and dying people can learn. Of course, this knowledge didn't help her. But she did acquire it.
Q: Did her (adoptive) parents learn she was childish at 24?
A: Nope, they already knew that, it's in the article.
But they did learn that she was too dumb to live!
Q: Did her 3 year old child learn in a cruel and unnecessary way that her mother was less than bright?
A: Yes.
Stop with the positives already!
Q: Did she need to learn that in that way and at that age?
A: No.
Hey, hey, what do you mean by "need"? It's hard to actually argue that a person "needs" or "has to" anything.
And don't forget that "As soon as man comes to life he is at once old enough to die".
@Gąska said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
I'd feel stupid.
Before, during, or after feeling sick and helpless and starting to black out?
I guarantee you that your thoughts, just like hers (and everyone else's for that matter) would be "Oh fuck I am going to die, what a stupid way to go".
How do you know that? Did you already have a near-death experience due to stuffing to many Jaffa cakes in your mouth?
Episode #14 brought some new ones. Starting with blind man biting... holy shit? Plus: sleep deprivation in action, stealing Christmas, flashing a banana and the GreatDumb Britain!
Enjoy!
@kt_ said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Oh, I see there's another installment of "dumber than me" saga.
You, lady,
arewere DUMBER THAN ME!
This reminded me of this bit that Mark Miller used to do on that show called Mondays. What Sunday Threw Up. This was one of the first podcasts ever, starting in 2005 (when the term "podcast" just started getting popular), hosted by the veterans of podcasting: Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell, the guys that have been doing .NET Rocks since 2002 and now at 1627 episodes. And it's a comedy show, done by people who tend not to have any filter when speaking.
Mark Miller's never had any filters. I think he once mentioned he's on the spectrum and well, you can tell. He's also an extremely funny guy. The idea for the bit came from the fact that Miller believed he hung out with so many people that were smarter than him that he'd quite often find himself feeling dumb himself and having trouble actually finding people that were dumber than him. Thankfully, the Internet came to the rescue. The format of the "Dumber Than Me" segment was that Miller would find stories of people doing stupid shit (like the Jaffa cake challenge), rewrite the story so it sounded even funnier (though he's never actually changed the facts, AFAIK) and then deliver it with his usual semi-shouting on-the-brink-of-laughter style.
Here, have a taste. I've cut this bit from the first show where the Dumber Than Me bit was done properly. Hope you enjoy it.
I'll be posting bits from other episodes here, when I have enough time to cut them.
Coming from episode 13 of Mondays, Mark Miller tells three stories of people so fucking stupid that they almost get killed, get caught by the police or left by their spouse. There's also a bonus Smarter Than Me story about a strange Japanese guy that... well, you'll see. Either way, Mark Miller wouldn't call someone smarter than him for no reason.
This episode still lacks the uncanny delivery that Miller managed to perfect throughout the years (the last episode of the show was recorder in 2015, so 10 years later).
Hope you enjoy this!
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@Polygeekery said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
It is still pretty funny when you imagine her doing all of that while intermittently coughing out chunks of snack cakes and imagining her looking like a hamster while doing so before she dies with her head in the toilet.
Except she died in the hospital in a coma 5 days later when they pulled the plug on life support.
I sooo hope there was a machine that goes ping there. You just can't pull a plug on a person if the machine that goes ping is not in the room.
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@Polygeekery said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
But the way she died is hilarious.
How about you stop for a moment to think how would it feel to be in her place -- accidentally choking, starting to lose consciousness, and unable to call for help even though you know people are in the next room?
But hey, after that what comes it's that beautiful moment of bliss, when you're dead and no one can hurt you anymore! Not even some psychos talking shit about you on the Internet!
It's a horrible death and there is absolutely nothing hilarious about it.
Seriously, you've got dark humour deficiency. You should go to your doctor. He'll probably prescribe some Monty Python for you.
If you think it can't happen to you think again. You don't have to stuff your face with Jaffa, you can choke while eating or drinking water and there may be no one around to execute a Heimlich maneuver or pat your back.
That's why I never eat alone!
You can also develop peanut or bee allergy and choke from anaphylaxis because you are stupid and don't have an Epinephrine shot within reach at all times.
Yup, that would be stupid. Fortunately intelligent people don't forget stuff. That's just how wethey are.
Seriously, she wanted to do some stupid internet fad thing
Don't be so quick to judge her,
And now you're just taking all of the fun out of life!
from the article it is obvious that she was childish rather than stupid. If your child saw that challenge on youtube and did it and you found it dead I bet you wouldn't gloat like that.
If my child did that, I'd be amazed though. Cause I don't have one. So if this fad were able to breed a kid for me and then kill it, kudos!
@Gribnit said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@levicki It sure is. I dunno though if you have considered the, whatsit, extended consequences, of extending empathy to people you just don't know. Someone is dying screaming somewhere, right now, for instance. You should maybe empathize? No, that's nuts. Best to draw the line somewhere reasonable where you can get a laugh sometimes.
So you are one of those who wouldn't help a stranger if they collapsed on the sidewalk? Good to know.
Exactly! If you laugh at the way that someone died, it means you wouldn't help a stranger in need.
True, I cannot empathize with everyone, but if I can't share anything positive with them I don't have to be callous and laugh at their suffering because that doesn't help me feel better or be a better person.
Of course, you don't have to. But we can. Thankfully
(It reminds me of the time that Obama laughed at all of the deaths caused by drone strikes. #notmypresident)
@Polygeekery said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Is it fun to lose a parent or a child at any age?
You must be fun at parties.
No, that part is not fun. But the way she died is hilarious. Seriously, she wanted to do some stupid internet fad thing that may not even exist and stuffed a bunch of marshmallows in her big chubby jaws. Read the article and forget about the whole motherless child part of it and it is hilarious.
A young mother choked to death when she tried to see how many Jaffa Cakes she could fit in her mouth for a party trick.
That's why it's much safer for a girl to try and check how many cocks she can fit in her mouth, as a party trick. They usually can't get into their lungs.
Usually.
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@Gribnit said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@levicki Worse things happen, every day. Did you know these people or something?
No I haven't, but that doesn't mean I should mock someone's loss of life. I am not that callous.
You just can't into fun, huh?
@levicki said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
@Gribnit said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
Why do you hate fun?
Is it fun to lose a parent or a child at any age?
If they die a dumb death, of course. People can't stop laughing all through the funeral. Usually it's so funny, their laughing makes them cry!
@Polygeekery said in `Jaffa Cake` challenge:
No, but it does allow us to laugh at them when they play stupid games and win stupid prizes.
So you are:
- Enjoying the fact that there is now a 3 year old girl inconsolably crying for her mom?
- Considering yourself superior as in "such things can't happen to me because I am smart"?
In short, you are not a human being.
Oh, I see there's another installment of "dumber than me" saga.
You, lady, arewere DUMBER THAN ME!
@Tsaukpaetra said in WTF Bites:
@TimeBandit said in WTF Bites:
Where did the other 20% go?
Did you end up buying it? It's an awesome game!
Except for the ending...
Which one?
The one where you die.
I never got it. I decided to live and let all the other fuckers die.
Guess I should teach you guys something about making life choices.
@TimeBandit said in WTF Bites:
Where did the other 20% go?
Did you end up buying it? It's an awesome game!
Except for the ending...
Which one?
Cool UX for the package tracking feature:
Yup, there are 10 text boxes that are always loaded (it's not even fill 1 and 2, 3 appears). And then you hit submit.
FedEx, DHL and I think UPS too handle that via one text box that's split on new line or comma. These guys decided to go this special route.
Classy.
@pie_flavor said in WTF Bites:
@TimeBandit Hasn't episode 1 always been free? I know that was the Telltale model.
It's not Telltale. It's Dontnod.
@TimeBandit said in WTF Bites:
Where did the other 20% go?
Did you end up buying it? It's an awesome game!
@izzion said in Quotes Out of Context:
@kt_ said:
Come to think of it, I'm not gonna come anymore…
Filed under:
Well, this is not really out of context. The out of context meaning is the exact thing this sentence meant when in the context.
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@kt_ said in interview attire 2019:
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@kt_ said in interview attire 2019:
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@Polygeekery We have at least three of them here. @Gąska, @Maciejasjmj, @MrL, does she?
You bastard, forgot about me? I hate you all, pesky Canuks! Hope you die in a sled!
My apologies. There are 8 members of area_pol, but not all of them are actually Polish. The 3 I named were the only ones I was sure of.
A typical Canuk…
That is an insult! (Whether it's insulting to me or to Canucks is open to debate.)
Let's find out. @TimeBandit?
(Although considering you're a resident of the Silly Valley, it's probably an insult to them.)
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@kt_ said in interview attire 2019:
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@Polygeekery We have at least three of them here. @Gąska, @Maciejasjmj, @MrL, does she?
You bastard, forgot about me? I hate you all, pesky Canuks! Hope you die in a sled!
My apologies. There are 8 members of area_pol, but not all of them are actually Polish. The 3 I named were the only ones I was sure of.
A typical Canuk…
@Gąska said in `Florida Man` challenge:
Good job Google!
Yeah, it's there only cause he was 26.
As I am, for a few more days…
@Polygeekery said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@kt_ said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@e4tmyl33t said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Polygeekery said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@DoctorJones said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
It's mostly furry bullshit.
Not so much recently.
Sorry, I'll try harder in future.
DON'T!
Too late.
Come to think of it, I'm not gonna come anymore… to think of it.
@e4tmyl33t said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Polygeekery said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@DoctorJones said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
It's mostly furry bullshit.
Not so much recently.
Sorry, I'll try harder in future.
DON'T!
@MrL said in interview attire 2019:
I don't expect sex or romantic weekends from it, just like I don't expect women to give me money .
You're clearly doing something wrong.
@mikehurley said in interview attire 2019:
@Lorne-Kates said in interview attire 2019:
@mikehurley said in interview attire 2019:
Who are you trying to impress with your "professional appearance"? If you're a dev or similar role I doubt you're impressing your peers. I know some people say it helps them be more professional. In that case fair enough, if a bit weird.
It isn't about impressing, it's about impressions. It shows that you are, at the absolute bare minimum, aware of what "professional" is, and can at least give the appearance of professional. It means you are (again, bare minimum) AWARE of societal expectation and social interactions.
It isn't "yo look at this balwer threads i dropped some Benji's on".
It's "It's okay, I am not a mouth-breathing food-stained smelly person who will make everyone around me uncomfortable, will cross personal barriers, and will embrace or disgrace the company should any of our clients come around"
It's no guarantee either way, but it is a signaling indicator, and helps to leave a good impression of your personality with the interviewers.
As always, Silly Valley yadda yadda startup VCs blah blah ping-pong ball waterslide in the bathrooms etc.
I just use the rule my mom had for church
If I did that I'd never get a job, cause I'd burn every place I could potentially work for.
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@Polygeekery We have at least three of them here. @Gąska, @Maciejasjmj, @MrL, does she?
You bastard, forgot about me? I hate you all, pesky Canuks! Hope you die in a sled!
@levicki said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@loopback0 said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
You seem to be assuming that normal is good and not normal is not good.
bool normal = true; bool good = true; if (normal === good) then (!normal === !good)
QED.
Holy shit! That's some superbly twisted logic! You could be a pope or something!
@HardwareGeek said in interview attire 2019:
@kt_ Even in Silly Valley, interview etiquette requires covering that fit physique with some kind of clothing.
That's extremely disableist!
It's funny that I posted this in a thread titled "interview attire 2019", but yeah, I guess looking fit can actually be regarded as interview attire in 2019. In Silly Valley, at least.
@Zenith said in interview attire 2019:
@izzion said in interview attire 2019:
Of course, if I ever actually stay on my "no pop" diet long enough to lose weight, I'll have to wear the belt so as not to flash my co-workers on the regular, but hey
Because I've been there: At around 200, cutting back to one soda a week will only help you lose about 10. After that I found I needed to exercise. Like three hours a week on a bike minimum to lose another 10. It didn't take long to lose either 10, about 4-6 weeks, but then I plateaued and didn't know what to do. It was frustrating because my pant size was shrinking but I was still "fat" where it makes people look fat.
You mean tits or stomach? These are usually the hardest to lose fat from, but it depends on a person. For me, I first start shedding the fat on stomach, so I tend to have nice and round tits. (Not really, I'm not even overweight right now, but the tits I have are still prominent, prevent me from wearing some of my shirts.)
What usually gets people is that when they start to exercise, at some point they stop to lose weight. They're still getting thinner, they just don't notice that, cause of this whole "muscles are heavier than fat" yada-yada.
I remember this one friend whose mother started going to a gym and trained with a personal trainer. She stopped losing weight at some point and the guy was a total loss. At some point he admitted: "I have no idea why you're not losing weight anymore!" Stupid fuck, that's why you measure your arms/thighs/etc. additionally to the regular weigh-in when exercising.
@Zenith said in interview attire 2019:
@dkf
Because it's probably enough distance that the curve of the planet interferes.
Earth is flat. Get with the program. Don't trust the government. Think for yourself. Peace out.
@MrL said in interview attire 2019:
@Polygeekery said in interview attire 2019:
@MrL said in interview attire 2019:
@Polygeekery said in interview attire 2019:
That being said, I do agree with those who said it is almost impossible to overdress for an interview.
It is in this company.
There are always edge cases. More often than not you could show up to a tech interview in a suit and tie and the interviewers are in cargo shorts and t-shirts with expletives on them and one guy is wearing a Battle Kilt and they are only likely to say, "We aren't that formal around here, you can leave the monkey suit at home if we hire you".
When I agree to interview someone I communicate that they are fine to wear anything "presentable and casual" to the interview. I prefer to see people as they are, not as a facade they put up for an interview.
Well, yeah. Suit alone will not make us not hire you. But if we detect that it comes with a scent of corporate douchery...
Cause you only accept (and actually value highly) your usual start-up kind of douchery. Gotcha.
@sockpuppet7 said in interview attire 2019:
@kt_ said in interview attire 2019:
It's interesting to me that everybody mentioned tie. I've never worn one to an interview. Shirt, sure. Even casual suit, but never a tie.
On the other hand, ties are cool.
I use tshirts and jeans at interviews, but my interview to job offer ratio is terrible, it's worse than 1:10.
Mine is 100%.
@Cursorkeys said in interview attire 2019:
@kt_ said in interview attire 2019:
It's interesting to me that everybody mentioned tie
I didn't.
Glad I don't have to wear one any more, office attire for me these days is button-down shirt and black trousers.
Yeah, I wouldn't like to wear one every day, but 1-2 days per week is kinda cool. Ties are nice.
For me it's whatever I want. We don't have dress code and some people just do proper IT crowd kinda attire.
I know, I know, deing the thread, but the right answer was already provided.
It's interesting to me that everybody mentioned tie. I've never worn one to an interview. Shirt, sure. Even casual suit, but never a tie.
On the other hand, ties are cool.
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@kt_ said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@kt_ said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Kian said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
Being IT professionals most lack social skills and don't know how to relate to others without being offensive.
And others are just assholes.
That emoji's even better!
Hey, hey, hey, I'm just ordering 5 beers!
I see what you did there...
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@kt_ said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@kt_ said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Kian said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
Being IT professionals most lack social skills and don't know how to relate to others without being offensive.
And others are just assholes.
That emoji's even better!
Hey, hey, hey, I'm just ordering 5 beers!
Just 2? You're not gonna get even remotely appropriately wasted!
Filed under: Flagged for lame.
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@kt_ said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Kian said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
Being IT professionals most lack social skills and don't know how to relate to others without being offensive.
And others are just assholes.
That emoji's even better!
Hey, hey, hey, I'm just ordering 5 beers!
@Gąska said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
@Kian said in UK `Tossing Tax` to be a surprise to most of the UK in two weeks...:
Being IT professionals most lack social skills and don't know how to relate to others without being offensive.
And others are just assholes.
Standard mail fuckups.
This one is from an online shoe store:
(This says: "hello, we haven't seen you in 7 days. Maybe we could interest you in stuff from our NEW CATALOG." This last part makes me think that NEW CATALOG should've also been replaced by SPRING CATALOG or something.)
I'm scared. I've had the "FIRST_NAME" nickname since primary school. How do they know that?!
Then they offered me a set of products with names that don't make sense even for a Pole:
Once before they sent me an email saying: "hey, it seems you have some unfinished business with us. There are some products in your shopping cart that you might still wanna order. " The problem? I already ordered these exact products like 2 weeks earlier and my shopping cart was empty.
Spotify sent me an email: we detected unusual activity on your account. We won't say what it was, so fuck you if you thought you might be able to determine if your password got compromised. It just was unusual. Trust us. We're trustworthy, right? Anyway, so we reset your password. I mean, we did reset your password, but here is a huge green button that you can click to reset your password. Cause you know that resetting means resetting means invalidating, right? Yeah. Words don't have meaning, just ask @Gąska. Ah, right, so back to your password. Did you click the link? And? What? You're bewildered cause the link is no longer valid? Hey, we said we reset your password so you could reset your password, no one said that you could actually reset your password. Anyway, here, just input your email and we'll send you a new link that will reset your password for sure.
We hope you had fun with our completely unambiguous security procedures. Hope you'll use our service again and recommend it to your friends.
I got that email a while back. It ticked every red flag for "check this isn't a phishing mail": no username, just "hi Spotify user", direct link in the email, saying it might have been to do with a leak from another service where I use the same password which hints at plaintext password storage. I contacted their Twitter support who completely failed to understand my reservations
Umm... that's fucked up. In my case at least it contained my username and all.
Finally, the Greatest of Britains will be free of this whole pesky EU thing and porn. The children will grow up pure and courageous. The teens will honor their ancestors and help those in needs.
His heart knows only virtue. His blade defends the helpless. His might upholds the weak. His word speaks only truth. His wrath undoes the wicked.