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DEAR ABBY: Husband is a mad scientist in the kitchen
Narrative Analysis: Plain Folks
The man does not have any cooking skills.
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My husband and I aren’t hiding our AI use from our kids. We are helping them learn how to use it.
The author (not pictured) said that she and her husband often use AI to make life and work easier and faster. Now, they’re helping their kids learn to do the same. Oscar Wong/Getty Images Our children see my husband and me focused on our screens for work and life for most of the day. We []
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She can bring home the bacon, fry it up in the pan. It's the domestic goddess, Roseanne. This is your weekly Fark Writer's Thread, Dysfunction Edition Two [Awkward]
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