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Cake day: June 9th, 2023

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  • A pat on the ass seems way more “friendly” than a hug. Maybe that’s just me. If they’re comfortable with that, it’s kind of funny a hug is where they draw the line.

    Tough for me to speak to your generation’s experience though. I’m a late 20s male, also grew up in the southeastern US in a rural area.

    Never had a problem hugging my male friends or telling them I love them. Hell, we still do that in a rough “redneck” bar without hesitation, and I’ve never heard a comment or received a funny look.

    Hell, most of the rough-around-the-edges men at those same places also hug their friends, give them a pat on the back when they’re proud, or respectfully listen to them when serious shit is going on. All age ranges too.

    Like others have said, most men are accepting of those gestures from friends. You may get the occasional teasing, but that’s out of love and respect, not meant to be mocking or degrading.





  • What kind of terrible advice is this?

    Absolutely do not start ripping apart your old laptop battery to replace cells if you don’t know what you’re doing. Depending on the battery size and type, you might also not have many cells at all to replace.

    You would be better off buying a cheap replacement battery, especially if it’s already 10 years old. Any cells that aren’t bad today will likely be very soon.

    Telling people to pop open a Li-Ion battery is asking for a fire. This is why I wish Beehaw supported down votes. Dangerous advice like this is exactly what down voting should be for.