But you can't buy hosen or a kilt at the mall, or anything of the sort.

One of the problems with modern masculinity it that your clothing choice is restricted in a way women's isn't. They can wear pants and not be judged but there's nothing modern a man can wear but a women can't (except pockets), but men can't socially acceptably wear a dress.

Like hosen is clearly masculine when it has like a codpiece but it keeps your legs nice and cozy in the same way women can.

Yellow and brown could also work

Dial up modem.

"Somewhat"

Standardised tests.

Well, when I was growing up, a lot of it was determined by the individual school or teachers. Like the english reading list was clearly designed to accomplish the goals of the curriculum, but because one of the teachers was really into comics in the classroom, we read Pride of Baghdad and Maus.

Yeah, and I figured you had the wrong country

I think he'd be in Qatar and Mauritania viölently killing the people who own slaves there.

Nope. The school board decides that.

Wait, there are schools that they actually enforce teaching the syllabus and do more than pay lip service to it while the department agrees to teach something else instead.

But still, I have to go over there to check it out.

Still though, I would've gone east to get closer to Calle Willow, and then try to incentivise getting the abandoned storefronts on S First to become like mixed use so we can link everything to downtown, especially given the industrial stuff just north on Lincoln.

I went there a lot as a kid, and I don't remember much mixed use, but the city already beat me to it! They're already working on mixed use west of Downtown Willow Glen! My city did the thing I wanted them to do before I could ask them to do it!