When people (or others) do awesome things for kids (or others) and I say, "WTG!"

The Sandbox General
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I had also read it as the great philosopher Dogrates and refuse to acknowledge that underscore.

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WTG, Santa!

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Engineers at Scewo built a wheelchair that can go up/down stairs, Mark Rober tricked it out so that it does all sorts of neat stuff, and then gave it to a really cool kid:

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I’ll put this here. It’s not that mom did anything specific, but helping your child with autism to become the best person they can be gets a definite “WTG!” from me.

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When teens do an awesome thing for an adult and I say, “WTG!”.

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Dad and daughter next to me at sbux doing quadratics. He is beginning to sound frustrated. Poor dad, poor daughter…

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So, a double-double caf?

Also: is twig there?

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Now he’s tapping a ruler on the table and telling her to convert to vertex form. Poor slob, poor daughter…

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Why are you such a jerk to twig?

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Not sure if you are interpreting this correctly. I mention twig because this happened at a Starbucks, and her usage of “STBX” confuses many, often humo(u)rously. I know I double-take every time I see it.
Perhaps you could explain what you saw in my post.

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Um, “vertex form”? Canadian for what?

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I read your post with the history of things you have said to and about twig in the past, which is often pretty unkind.

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They are getting a little snippy with each other now. I thought daughter was gonna have a meltdown. :expressionless:

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