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@L29Ah

Hi, QOTO moderator here. hey L29Ah, care to explain this response. Aside from come across particularly rude it seems completely out of place for the post (conceding to what?). I know english isnt your first language, and this is the first time you've posted anything that comes across as harassing without any constructive purpose. So I'd like to give you a chance to explain what I am seeing before I see how I respond to this. Tirst impression after seeing this is not good though.

What was your thought process in making this post?

@bouncinglime @BunnyHearted @conatus

@nommon I havent even started on this, I will have some responsibilities in the short term and wont be able to look into it until I get tot he next server update which is when I tend to look into improving the services as well.

@digital_carver Story of my god damn life.. but by "business person" you must mean "random person you know who has never worked a day in their life and thinks they will get rich off of just having an idea"

@ravenclaw Ill answer in the morning, goodnight for now.

@ravenclaw I agree with half of this, that the internet doesnt need to be child friendly.. but not because I dont think kids should use it, but more so because I feel we shield kids from more than we have a right to, or at least more than is healthy. Let them have access to adult content, just raise them to be mature about it

@realcaseyrollins

I'm sure it wonders the same about you :)

@verge

@a7

No one cares about your ranting dude.. you just spent 6 messages arguing about the weight of a double quarter pounder cause someone said "A double quarter pounder is about half a pound total"... which is kinda funny considering a toddler can add two numbers, but hey, keep arguing with yourself about how much a double quarter pounder weights, I've been over it 10 messages ago you just keep going and don't shut up.

Entertaining though.. please continue.. ill watch

@histoire

@histoire

It is, yes, welcome! Feel free to join the trolling, though you might have it too easy, this guy just sits here trolling himself then throws a fit when he gets his undies in a bunch.

@a7

@a7 and your still going.. no wonder you ruined your burger... might want to try shutting up and eating yoru burger, might actually enjoy it if you dont go around acting a fool cause someone shared a burger picture with you.

@a7 You did that to yourself.. next time someone says "we got some big burgers in america" maybe not spend half your lunch arguing about what a 500 gram burger is?

@a7 Huh, your the one arguing over something I already stated like 6 messages ago.. not even sure what your on about..

@a7 Of course it is, that's what I said, a half lbs total, consisting of two parties each of a quarter pound.

Not sure where the disconnect is here.

@a7 yes that what I said, its a 1/2 lb... 4+4 = 8.. 8 oz = 1/2 lbs. So yes thats what I said, a half pound total

@a7 do you have any reference to them being sued? Using pre-cooked weight is the defacto standard in every restaurant in both the USA and Europe. It is also how nutritional labels tend to be indicated

@a7 No a double quarter pounds is a double quarter pound.. two patties, each 1/4 lbs, so 1/2 lbs total.

@a7 I have no idea what the fat content of the burger in the picture is. But of the burgers I've eaten in the netherlands it depends. The best burger places (this is common) offer a choice of which type of meat you want each one with a different fat level and from a different type of cow.

Keep in mind a double quarter pounder from mcdonald's is obviously half a lb and it doesn't look particularly large. The weight is usually precooking so it tends to drink and not weigh the described weight once it is served, which is also the standard in the USA when describing burger weight.

@a7 For reference here is what a 500 gram burger looks like on a bun. The bun is certainly not on the small size for a burger bun, but not comically huge either.

@a7 To be fair the burgers are bigger in europe :) The shops I recall going to had 250g and 500 gram burgers that they weigh in front of you. Was a bit surprised to learn that the rumors of americans eating bigger portions really didnt pan out to be true.

@realcaseyrollins

Not even close. We used to have wonderful personal freedoms and rights, 20 years ago.. These days I seem to be far safer and better protected in europe than the USA, at least in the ways that matter the most.

Here in america all someone has to do is accuse me of rape with no evidence and I will loose my job and my whole life. Or someone could wrongly assume I am a trump supporter and be labeled a fascist and a racist (doesnt even matter if i explain to them I dont support trump).

Hell even my right to privacy is better in europe these days than in the USA. Here it is a virtual garuntee the government is reading any message of mine they have any desire to read without any legal protection, nor do I have ownership over data websites or companies collect on me. Hell I am not even entitled privacy with regard to my medical history (used to be a sacred right) where there is now an open database any medical doctor can query to see anyones controlled substance prescriptions, no checks of any kind....

In europe most of everything i mentioned is not an issue, or at least much less of one. America jumped off a bridge, we are farther behind on freedoms than europe, not the other way around... not anymore.. not unless you have a time machine.

@iankenway