You joke, but that kind of prejudice is pretty hurtful in day to day life
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Was he actually Italian though? As in, speaking Italian, having an Italian passport etc.? Y'all Americans have weird definitions of nationality, just having a foreign sounding last name isn't really enough...
Anyone remember the time when "big data" was supposed to be the next big thing?
Thanks!! I'm not good with instructions, so the whole thing was just kinda winged haha.
I've jotted down a quick sketch of what I remember for you though, hope it's clear enough!

Ah, makes sense. Guess it just depends on what you're familiar with. I'd interpret "Alpine Meadow" as either a meadow in the Alps, or as a meadow that looks like a meadow in the Alps lol
I'm out of the loop, is the word Alpine used to refer to anything that isn't the Alps?
Love the story telling in baba is you
It's also pretty shocking to find out what y'all have to deal with. German healthcare can be mildly annoying at times (the bureaucracy of finding the right form to fill out to get something like psychotherapy approved can be tedious), but I've never heard of anyone here getting their request dismissed without a good, legally predefined, reason. Apparently American Healthcare companies can just say no just because they feel like it?? whack.
She was so ahead of her time, I wouldn't be surprised to zoom in and see a vape pen in her hand
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Mine finally did too at the end of last year! Apparently they had checked Postman back in the day when it didn't require a login and deemed it fine, but totally missed their move into being a cloud service. I had to prod the Cloud Service Security guy for months until he finally took a look at it