Well you just made it a lot easier for someone to go and falsely claim that it's theirs...

Half the comments mention Fringe

People in my family tend to die in their 50's. Both of my maternal grandparents died at 55, uncle died at 59, moms uncle died at 54, aunt dead at 57. My father is 55 and my mother is 53 now. They take care of themselves better than the rest of the family who died (no drinking, they eat healthier, both quit smoking, etc) but my father also just found out he's diabetic. Every time either of them gets a cough I find myself thinking "shit, is this it?". I am not ready to bury my parents. My mother was only 31 or so when she buried both of her parents, which is the age I am now.

As someone who has been medicated by force, it doesn't hold up for long. You get medicated, a 2-6 week stay in a psych ward, and then you're out. They set up appointments and stuff for you to continue care, but no one checks to make sure that you go to them. I would get out and go off of my medication immediately, just to end up back a week or two later.

Why do people post this dumb shit. You have a better chance at getting it back to him by giving it to the MTA, local precinct, or embassy.

You speak like you either groom children online or like your children told you that you're uncool so you're trying to show how you aren't old. That, or having a mid-life crisis already.

I took a quick glance, literally took all of two seconds, I didn't have to read through anything.

You give off vibes of a dad who is trying too hard to connect with his young teen child.

You are 38 speaking like a teenager.

I don't like the way you speak.

I'm not saying I do these things but the person I replied to said the internet was literally the only way to do those things.

> It's literally the only way you can get directions, translations, communicate with airbnb, etc?

It's not though. You can download maps/have a physical map. You can hire a translator/learn the language/get a translation book. You don't need AirBnB, hotels and hostels exist and are very easy to spot. You speak like someone who's never lived without the internet. How do you think people did these things before the internet?

Your assholeness is speaking volumes to how much of a douchebag you are. You're living your life in fear of shit that happens in movies and in your mind. It's no wonder you do this though, because of how much of an insufferable paranoid nerd you are. No one is doing all this shit on a bus. Oh, don't forget your faraday cage next time you're on the train, just in case!

I always download maps, so even if I have no connection I can get around.

Please enlighten me to what someone will do. Sniff the packets? Oh no, they found out what websites I visit. What's that, they don't know what person on the bus I am?

Perhaps it's different because I've only ever been to Canada and Mexico as far as international travel goes, but I've just never thought about it. I've always used the wifi at the hotel or restaurant to get what internet I need, and had numbers or whatever saved for whatever else I needed.

Better pricing...for free wifi? "people still drive to[sic] much in the city" Sometimes it's the only way to get places. Some people don't want to get on a dirty bus or subway. Some people live places that there is little or no public transit access. Cars are a necessity in a lot of cases. You are never going to get your dream bike + public transit only city. Just give it up.

I honestly didn't even know it existed.

There's really not much that someone could do, passwords are all encrypted and a random person wouldn't have access to change the DNS servers or anything.

Some people don't think about that. I wouldn't be thinking about connecting to the internet while planning a vacation, but maybe that's just me.

It depends completely on the person receiving the help. I do virtual mental health visits because I feel weird being in a room with a practical stranger speaking about why I want to kill myself, but virtual visits remove that issue for me.

It's a research chemical that has similar effects of acid.

It's known that cheap e-bikes/scooters/skateboards from China are likely to catch on fire. They're very unreliable. People buy the cheapest shit, and the cheapest shit has the highest chance of stuff like this happening.

I'd have issues walking my dog on that block, he likes to try to eat anything he can outside. Pretty sure he ate a dead mouse one night.

It's going to snow today, just wont stick as far as I know. It snowed a few days ago too.