When I see people posting stuff I don’t want to see but can’t otherwise easily filter (based off link domain or keyword in post title or community name), I will downvote. Once I see a user account with enough net downvotes, that’s a cue for me to consider blocking them.
This works sorta well for me, but someone else’s experience may vary.
I’ve been watching Full Swing S3 on Netflix, and just started the first episode of S4.
Yes, most of the golfers depicted are obnoxious asses who live a life of wealth and are a bit out of touch with the average jane & joe. I don’t think I’d want to have a coffee or a beer with most of them.
I still find the show fascinating for the same reasons that I find the F1: drive to survive and Break point series fascinating, and for the same reason I enjoy shows that depict how products are manufactured.
I like seeing stuff that doesn’t get aired during a tournament on tv. I like seeing stuff that isn’t just social media soundbites.
Well, she was presumably already aware of at least some of the affairs. He mentioned that one of his affair partners at work got angry at him and came by his house with a baseball bat and broke all the windows on his car. I knew the affair partner, and she later verified this story, and added that she’d paid about $500 cash to cover the deductible in lieu of getting the police called on her.
Also, I didn’t have any way of contacting her outside of him, and his facebook was locked down enough I couldn’t positively ID the wife’s account.
I was friends with a guy at work for several years, then suddenly the only thing he ever wanted to talk about was how much fun he was having cheating on his wife with various women in our office (2k employees). So I just stopped responding or reaching out.
Fellow Voyager user here: have you considered looking at the posts in question to see if they are consistently made using the same bot account? Blocking a bot account could be a good way to block what you’re looking for.
Or perhaps block posts with links pointing to reddit.com? I block links to several different domains through Voyager, and really my only complaint is that the domains are listed in order of when you blocked them, not alphabetical order.
Native English speaker from the US who took four years of Spanish in school: we learned the vosotros conjugations of verbs in school. However our teachers regularly reminded us that the vosotros form is rarely used outside of Spain, and that because 90% or so of the native Spanish speakers in our area originated from Mexico, we would be very unlikely to hear vosotros used outside the classroom, or see it used in newspapers/literature. I never took the AP Spanish test, but perhaps it included questions on vosotros, therefore our teachers felt it necessary to include?
This was all more than 20 years ago, so the details are a little hazy.
Check out the first season of Killing Eve. Head writer left after S1 so reviews of the other three seasons are decidedly mixed.
I thoroughly enjoyed the live action Cowboy Bebop.