Is a korn concert appropriate for my kid?
No. I saw them "back in the day" and they were the first opening band, followed by Marilyn Manson and headlined by Danzig. We spent Korn's entire set making fun of them because they were just horrible. Of course Marilyn Manson wasn't much better since part of his stage show was masterbating while wearing a black leather thong.
Is it appropriate for a recruiter to ask me to notify him if I have another offer?
You do not have to comply.Ignore the request. You don’t report to them.In my experience, recruiters are leeches and just out for blood anyways.They are just going to put your resume into a pool with a bunch of other people….and see who, if anyone, gets picked from their pool, and IF you get hired, they get a cut.There’s really no incentive to working with recruiters.Every job I’ve ever gotten was based on me applying in person or finding the job myself and applying directly to the company.Good luck,
When is it appropriate to use "her" as opposed to "him"?
You use "her" when you're talking about a female, or something that has female attributes. You use "him" or "it" for all other usages. The word "him" can also be used as a gender-neutral term for someone whose gender has not been defined. "Let's say someone hears a doorbell, and he answers the door."Because this person is hypothetical and gender neutral, the use of "he" is correct. The use of "he" does not preclude the person from being female at this point."Let's say someone hears a doorbell, and she answers the door."You could use "she" if you like, but then you identify that person specifically as a female, which might not be the impression you want to give."Let's say someone hears a doorbell, and they answer the door."You could also use "they", but this is traditionally associated with the plural form and can get confusing if used as a gender-neutral singular in a long paragraph. This is similar to how "mankind" means men and women, and how "chairman" means both men and women in the chair. It's a bit sexist, but efforts to "fix" it are going to come across as political, and sometimes you might want to avoid a political statement.The whole thing is to do with linguistic markedness, which is often inspired by sexism and racism, but it's not sexist or racist in itself.
My son is 6. What is an appropriate age to get him a cellphone?
Definitely not at age six. Although its not a bad idea to come close to give him. Wean him onto stuff like thisJokes aside, start with something easy, like a tablet, a kids tablet, (which could really spark some creative thinking and change a kids life, if I’m being honest) something that you know will do far less harm than a real cellphone. Cellphones and digital citizenship are responsibilities.Teach him to be responsible with the items you’d get him first, a good place to start with at age 6 would be a tablet, it’s close enough to a phone but they’re far easier to manage and they come rather cheaper or as equally expensive as a low-end phone, this in turn could show your son how to care for a device.Personally, I’d think that the time to give your son a cellphone (preferably a smartphone) is around age 10 or 11. After that and after your son becomes accustomed to valuing something like that, a phone is so much easier to apprehend, what you should look closely at however is how they USE their phone, their digital citizenship. This is really an appropriate age to emphasize that because it’s where they begin to mature but they won’t essentially try to block your advice just yet. How they treat others through social media. Why it’s important to ANSWER THE PHONE when you call them. By then he will be entering his pre-teen years, which will be interesting.If your son is very intelligent and really knows common sense, and you have much faith in him you could start a little earlier! But by his pre-teens, help him navigate through the use of the phone in a confusing phase of his life by talking to him. Get down to the nitty gritty. The do’s and don’ts of having a cellphone.If this wasn’t the response you were looking for, I do apologize. I just wanted to provide a thorough answer based on perspective.
Is touching another person's bare bicep appropriate?
When a male touches another male's bicep is it appropriate. I used to havea guy come by my desk almost on a daily basis , and somehow someway, he always managed to put his hands on me, especially on my bare bicep if I had a muscle shirt on. I asked him not to do it. It took me asking him on 4 different occassions to finally make him stop. Was his touching appropriate? Is he gay? dumb? crazy?
Is it appropriate to give a man flowers when you pick them up at the airport?
After you give him the flowers, open up your coat and show him the sexy lingerie you are wearing underneath. Close your coat quickly, then turn around so he can watch you as you walk to the car to take him home.
What is an appropriate amount of time before you tell your boyfriend you love him?
There is no approciate time for Love..to be sure wheter you love him or not, create a distance from him as long as you can and in this period if you find yourself empty and that life without him means nothing and you feel a lot of missingness towards him then it means that you love him so much …otherwise when you feel that it's better to be away from him and feeling nothing towards him in that space of time then it means you love him not ..so better fly away…unless ..if he couldn't live without you then you have reconstruct him the way you want him to be and try to love him back.. or else forget abt him and continue your life and someday you'll find your true matched soulmate
Is the movie step brothers appropriate for my 14 year old son?
no. deffinatley not. there was so much crude humor and i'm sorry, it wasn't even funny. i LOVE will ferrell so it pains me to say that this movie was just way inappropriate and not very funny at all... sorry if i offended anyone who liked it, it's just my opinion but yea i dont think its appropriate for a 14 year old...
When Trump met with the "Angel Families", was it appropriate for him to sign the photos of their relatives, who were murdered by illegal immigrants? Did previous presidents ever autograph the photos of dead people?
Not really. But the Donald can’t ever resist the opportunity to put his name on random things - towers, desserts at Mar-a-Lago, steaks, books, board games, bottled water… Does it actually surprise anyone that he would take the opportunity to put his name on pictures of dead people he has never met?And besides, it was a necessary part of the strategy. It has been a couple weeks now where “immigrant” has been associated with sobbing children looking for their mothers, desperate mothers looking for their children, and Corey Lewandowski making sad trombone noises. This is the sort of story that humanizes immigrants and makes them look sympathetic. That is completely unacceptable to the Donald, to Stephen Miller, and to the other hard liners in the White House. They don’t want you to hear “immigrant” and think of a crying, frightened, two year old girl. They want you to hear “immigrant” and think of MS-13 and murderers. This hastily put-together event was the administration’s attempt to shift the terms of debate back to the ones they want - and terms that hardcore Trump supporters continue to believe are the only real ones.Thus the autographs. It isn’t just using tragedy for Trump marketing. It is him putting his signature on the idea that no matter how harsh the media spotlight on the administration’s cruelty is, and even if he has to back down occasionally, he is still just as committed now as he was when he took out ads in 1989 demanding the Central Park Five be made to suffer and demanding the death penalty be brought back just for them to the idea that non-white people are not part of, and are an existential threat to, “real America.”