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@catsalad
Exactly
Known commonly to its afficionados as a "chip butty", as in bread and butter sandwich with a french fry filling
p.s. You are welcome at this point to observe that THIS is probably the cause of the collapse of the British Empire, and probably Brexit and Mad Cow as well
@catsalad
Fries on white bread?
Sounds about right
While it is certainly possible that he got caught the very first time he did something like that, it's very unlikely. Typically, the unsafe acts that result in an incident were carried out dozens or hundreds of times before. I have little doubt that it wasn't his first rodeo
@ChrisMayLA6
Also would rest on very dubious legal grounds
@evan
Yes, generally because it's a learning opportunity. If not for them, then for others.
But... if muting a person who isn't a troll, but just too much, then quietly muting is kinder
Right, but if you were born without them, then they aren't a risk
Good point, but "sex at birth" has a ton of medical implications, and it would take a LOT more effort (which is certainly called for) to list all the critical things one would need to specify.
e.g. "have you ever had ... ovaries, testes, prostate, breasts, ..."
I guess it was a bad idea all along to assume stuff from "assigned sex at birth", and we, as medical professionals need to rethink how we determine risk and how we ask
@JessTheUnstill
True, but if I am designing paperwork and I ask for sex at birth, I am asking for a medical reason, because if a man has ovaries, that can be a really important fact in diagnosis, and if a woman used to have testes and no longer does, that too has implications for diagnosis.
So, I hope like crazy they aren't lying, because that would mess with testing and diagnostics in a bad way
