He's gonna be pissed when he finds out you were "leading him on" with your manners and polite conversations. Stop being kind and polite you foul temptress!

They are both important, not really "grades" so much, but achievement. A childs mental health will only suffer more if they fail and quit school, even if their parents supported the decision. If you feel like a failure its likely you'll no longer try for fear of failing again. Its not right to force them into getting perfect grades, but instead helping them do their best and to work hard. It's important to encourage kids to do well in school, but encourage them to do it for themselves so they can have pride in what they achieve and their hard work.

A good way to keep the chickens out of your garden and protect them from chicken hawks too!

Not only are they very strong and incredibly brave, they're very smart. They find ways to escape captivity all the time and even give beekeepers many problems. Beekeepers are still searching for ways to keep honey badgers from raiding their hives for many years but its proven to be an uphill battle...

Maybe they have a dairy allergy

When America gets invoved everyone tells them to mind their own business, if America doesn't get involved everyone is pissed that they didn't help saying "how could you let this happen and not do anything!?"

A tie makes you look professional, that's the problem with visible tattoos. No one sees tattoos as criminal, but they are seen as unprofessional. If you're having problems getting a job, you probably should have got them in different areas instead. You can be professional and have tattoos, but dont tattoo things across your face, neck, and hands and blame others for seeing it as unprofessional. Your physical appearance plays a role in job interviews, showing up in sweats and a T shirt will likely lose you the job, but dressing professional will increase your chances of getting it. Your interviewer/ employer is allowed and will judge you based on your professionalism, so I wouldn't complain about "those who judge all the time".

Just let them where what they want, if that's what they like or feel comfortable in then that's cool.

I dont think extroverts are trying to make anyone feel weird. When i see people eating alone i assume they feel excluded and just need an invitation to eat with someone, not because they i think its weird. Sometimes that's the case and apparently sometimes it's not, i enjoy company when I'm eating but i can understand why someone may not. I'm sure extroverts are not trying to pressure you to eat with people to be normal, they probably just know you're introverted and are trying to include you.

I used to think this was photoshopped or fake, until i saw it with my own eyes on TV. For those that were like me it's real guys I seent it!!