#30435 After being turned down by numerous companies at job fairs for not being a US citizen or green card holder even though I was qualified enough to be hired, the only way left for me to get a job in US is to marry an American guy. So who wants to get hitched to an Indian chic ?

#30434 I’m a cute straight guy that goes to gay bars just to get free drinks from gay bros. Hate on me all you want, but lesbian women do this to straight guys all the time.

#30423 How many frat bros does it take to change a lightbulb?

None, cause it’s already lit.

#30433 I think I might be a little gay but idk. I sorta realized this when I got a little excited when my friend broke up with her boyfriend and I kinda wanted to try to make out with her for no reason. I never thought that I liked her that way. And then I met this other girl whom I thought is really cute and cool, and I always wanted to impress her. I kissed a girl my first time because I was curious but also because I'm always shy with guys. Sex-wise, I never want to sleep with a girl. I want to date a guy and have sex with him. So, am I gay or what?

#30432 I hate people who waste paper towels when drying their hands. For most people one or two should be enough each time.

#30422 I have seen a famous quote that it is easier to have an empathy to the sadness than to the happiness of other people. Because it turns out that people usually tend to feel jealous toward the good news while a sense of superiority toward the bad news. Therefore, the conclusion of the quote above is that a true friend is the one who genuinely can become happy together regarding your great news, not the one who may only tend to feel sadness together.

But what if one has no energy left to sympathize with? Assuming that jealousness is a universal feeling of human beings, is that person not able to become a good friend to others if he/she is surrounded by hopelessness which makes him/her more miserable to see others who live happily?

Honestly, I have found the quote quite brutal for the two reasons: 1) If someone is already in a good mood, he/she needs only a little effort to listen to good news of others and laugh together. That is, it's really easy to become a good person if someone is in a 'good' state. 2) If someone is in the middle of despair, then it might be hard enough for him/her to endure his/her own feeling; however, he/she should hide those feelings and react happily to become a good friend. It looks like to give him/her another hard mission.

I personally think that getting older implies getting used to hiding the true feelings. I really don't want to conclude that life is originally that lonely. However, above are the crucial lessons I've got throughout my life which I don't want to follow but feel like I have to. I sincerely appreciate your different thoughts or perspective toward my opinion.

#30382 Dewan... you are the greatest, most stylish, and funniest physics TA ever

#30421 I see a lot of people wearing KT tape at the corec and cant help but think they are complete morons and it makes me wonder how in the hell they were admitted to Purdue. There are 0 proves benefits to using the tape. Its not a brace, it cant hold anything in one place, its just a random strip of tape. You are wasting your money. You are just as bad as the people that wear the rubber bracelets with a magnet in it. Seriously, how in the hell are you at Purdue? Go back to IU.