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https://youtu.be/VrH33IlaFW8?t=30s

Since I'm lactose intolerant and so is most of my family, cream usually isn't used so I wouldn't be aware if it sends a particularly pleasant smell.

You should... check if your info is still up to date before arguing so assuredly. As others mentioned, terminal is the upgrade in Win11. It has much more modern functionality than cmd, and has replaced it and powershell for the right click start button CLI options. Which imo is easier than typing it in.

Terminal is different from cmd. It's new in Win11 and has multiple command functionalities(cmd, powershell, powershell7, Azure Cloud shell, customizable profiles, etc), with multitab support. You were in such a rush to insult Linux users you didn't even check if you were just wrong.

I believe Brian Murphy said you can write that backstory for a D&D character and make it work if it's a comedy and all of that greatness is just in your character's head. I don't get to play much but tried to take a similar mindset: my character isn't as badass as they think they are.

Some of the Switch Mario games. You can even jump off each other and interfere with each other. In like manner, iirc Mario Kart, and definitely Mario Party.

Yeah, they are similar in going door to door, and they both have very harmful practices and beliefs, but they differ in a lot of ways too.

Mormons: Started much earlier than JW, generally door to door is only for a mission for new adults as some mention. Their history has a bunch of blood due to violence and war, they were very militaristic and generally started with cult like prophet leaders. Also had polygamy. They have restrictions on drinking not just alcohol but also stuff with caffeine and others I may not know. Racist history too, with white supremacist writings and more holy books than just the Bible.

JW: Bible fundamentalists. While they use other books, only the Bible is holy. They view missionary work as utmost important, so do it all their life instead of a 2 year mission. They don't observe holidays and shut idolatry, even crosses etc, and are pacifists. Started in late 19th century. They don't ban alcohol, but in everything moderation etc. They do ban cigarettes and drugs, and even had an antivax phase early on(but not now). They ban blood transfusions, and have a strict shunning policy for those who leave. They also believe legal stuff should be handled by the elders and not courts, making abuse such as child sexual abuse easier to cover up,and refuse to provide the government their internal documents on such crimes. I was never brought up to view any one person as a special prophet aside from Jesus, though they do have a governing body made up of just men.

Both isolate in different ways and have blood on their hands, though they do it in different ways, as JWs mostly end up killing their own with medical refusals. JWs also discourage voting (believing no man made government will succeed), while mormons are very much involved in politics. JWs also believe the end of the world is around the corner.

I think again you're thinking mormons. I grew up JW, and they don't have dorms, unless it's the Bethel HQ in NY. The mormons also do the helping thing, but not really JWs.

Now don't get me wrong, JWs do want isolation, but it isn't as strictly enforced as mormons. They tend to make up for it by encouraging lots of meetings/study weekly, and heavy discouragement of having any friends or interactions outside of anyone else JW. No dating, no meeting up as friends, no real after school activities or school teams, discouraging going to college, etc.

Newest designation is more a mormon thing. JWs want proselytization for life. My mother has been JW for about 40 years, and because of her current husband just about the only external interaction she gets is spending more than 90 hours a month proselytizing (a "honorable" title called pioneer that requires certain amounts per month).

There's no real thing about not doing it after being in a while or anything; all the positions or whatever that make you be in good standing require at least devoting your weekend mornings to service, and they have specific terms for missing time: "irregular" for one month, "inactive" for 6+.

Even people with disabilities preventing walking are encouraged to write people, call people on the phone, etc.

Ex here; they keep a list of problem addresses to avoid sending people to,but even that is generally reevaluated every few years. While I wouldn't want you to threaten my mom or brother who are still in, being problematic in some way will definitely get you less return visits than trying to be reasonable in discussing anything with them. Having a conversation to them is a exploitable opening.

Love that channel.

I got a rental once, and it had roll down windows. No biggie, I grew up with a not dirt poor but very frugal family (no allowance, often no lunch money but I was never starving or anything).

I got on the highway and realized it didn't have cruise control and nearly lost my fucking mind. I think I'd take cruise control over A/C even.