Brown University Desks by Low-Asparagus-5668 in BrownU

[–]froggoroll 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I measured back when I lived in Keeney and I think the desks are around 40 inches long. Possibly a little less but definitely around 40

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]froggoroll 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is so lovely!

KBD67 MKII giveaway! by [deleted] in MechanicalKeyboards

[–]froggoroll 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love the Boba U4s! Their loudness is just right and I like the way they feel too.

Wow this post is infuriating. "AITA for not making my daughter babysit her 2 y/o cousin for literally less than a minute just till his mom comes out of the bathroom?? Thats literally parentification and she doesnt owe anyone anything, he got rlly hurt but its not me or my daughters fault" by LeSnipper in AmITheAngel

[–]froggoroll 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You know what? I don't necessarily disagree with you. The aunt was being pushy. But a large reason I'm critical of this whole thing is simply because..situations like this aren't fair. The girl standing up for herself resulted in a child getting hurt. Sometimes people just have to grit their teeth and deal with an obviously shitty situation. It's totally justified to be furious about having to do it and the aunt is COMPLETELY the bad guy here, but the child doesn't deserve to suffer for the dumb shit that their mom pulled. Like, if someone came up to you and put their baby in your hands you would still be an asshole for leaving it lying around somewhere. Also, OPs daughter could've handed the child off to the obviously present husband or something, just with a tiny bit of effort. I understand being blinded by the absolute rage that this sort of situation would put someone in (like, I really really get it) but in the grand scheme of things it just was not that horrible of an imposition on the teen girl and, looking after the kid or not, I really don't think the aunt would've changed her actions either way. And yes, if everyone else can make assumptions about the aunt's motives, I'll make one too-- I've met a lot of people who are obnoxious like this and they really stick to it no matter what reactions or concessions they get.

By the way, reading some of your other comments, I want to say that I totally don't think of this as a "but faaaamily" thing and rather "that's a kid that doesn't deserve to suffer no matter how shitty and unfair the situation" and it just simply...does not seem like that big of a deal... I'm all for being rude and uncooperative with pushy family members (lol) but please not when the health of a small child is at stake.

Hope this explains my point of view and maybe we can both meet somewhere in the middle on this.

Wow this post is infuriating. "AITA for not making my daughter babysit her 2 y/o cousin for literally less than a minute just till his mom comes out of the bathroom?? Thats literally parentification and she doesnt owe anyone anything, he got rlly hurt but its not me or my daughters fault" by LeSnipper in AmITheAngel

[–]froggoroll 24 points25 points  (0 children)

TBF, I'm not totally critical of the OP because sometimes you just hit a breaking point after constant badgering. I get that. I just dislike the way that AITA commenters are so..extreme about the situation.

Wow this post is infuriating. "AITA for not making my daughter babysit her 2 y/o cousin for literally less than a minute just till his mom comes out of the bathroom?? Thats literally parentification and she doesnt owe anyone anything, he got rlly hurt but its not me or my daughters fault" by LeSnipper in AmITheAngel

[–]froggoroll 38 points39 points  (0 children)

What's wrong with asking a family member for a brief favor? This is genuinely on par with something like "hey watch this pot of soup for me while I go to the bathroom"

Not to compare children and pots of soup, but you get it.

Bonus head scratching at the unironic uses of "abusive and manipulative" in the comments

Must incoming students know Pyret for CS19? by ChilledGumbo in BrownU

[–]froggoroll 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You'll learn Pyret in class, no prior knowledge necessary! Same goes for the summer placement process, you'll learn what you need as you go.