At least that one makes sense for a store, they probably got a lot of their stock in gaylords.

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Yeah, the gross feeling being applied to everyone is a good way to describe being sex repulsed. There are levels to it though (even for non ace people) some people are okay with fantasy but not the real thing, some people are repulsed even by sexual fantasies, and some people are okay with fantasy if they aren’t an actual part of that fantasy.

Asexuals can have sex… I mean I don’t, but it is an option, we just don’t feel sexual attraction. Edit: so yeah, I guess I will die now. I forgot the point.

So do autonomous lawnmowers, just neither got as popular as Roombas.

You are a bold one.

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So basically This?

Shame is an emotion you idiot, you can’t put it on a physical object. (So yes, here you go.)

So did Suzuki. My Viola music books were from Suzuki when I first learned to play.

Probably some sort of preschool Winney the Pooh game for pc, either that or one of the reader rabbit games.

This is the way.

No, but that’s because my brain is weird. I have a lot of difficulty getting angry, usually I just get really frustrated but it almost never boils over into actual anger. Even when it does I’m not that angry. Sounds good probably, but every emotion is useful and it tends to lead to me not standing up for myself.

Considering this one makes several of the other ones listed here more viable, I think it would have the most impact.

Doubly so if you just got back from time off or helping another store.

Shouldn’t it be the other way around since its Evert true? Him getting annoyed by crypto scams and punching them

I like it, charge them more than what they made off of a dangerous product.

I’m the same but with cargo pants.

Dish soap. Joy cleans just as well as dawn, but doesn’t leave any residue.

A lot of desalinization plants just release the salty brine back out to sea, it’s actually an ecological problem, so finding another use for it might convince them to capture and separate that for manufacturing uses.