We, those of us in these replies, should absolutely write this book.
Chapter 1: What are your berries?
Chapter 2: What are your lions?
Chapter 3: Your team has been mauled by lions - what's next?
Chapter 4: We thought it was edible, but Fred ate a poison berry
Thank you - I needed that laugh.
I have a fridge magnet that says "I don't know how many biscuits it takes to be happy, but so far it's not 27."
A Japanese sword dated 600 B.C.? The metal in the blade folded 200 times.
Grokamole is made with real aivocado
Foreign governments have been absolutely brilliant at leveraging social media to harm US cohesion - and there are many questions to be asked of companies who knew this and let it happen for the sake of profit.
And then there's people, and mind you, some of them have been president, wandering around saying "What mistakes?"
I am firmly in the Weeder mode of mistake dwelling, sorry to say.
I read people saying something like "Shakespeare said neither a borrower nor a lender be" as if that makes it good advice and I'm like no, he didn't say that, his character said it!
My mechanic calls those oil change places Iffy Lube
I'm dead. Undead.
"Shut up and do as you're told" is a far simpler approach to the law, and requires less Latin.
god that made me laugh
At least not without a trigger warning
It does explain the footprints in Tanzania - he had to walk back in the mud.
It's in Kentucky, duh
West Germania
Stephen King's next hit - The Dulling
Looks more like a petabite.
I was checking this game out the other day - would love to hear what you think after you've played it!
Man, there isn't a better America out there, only the one we have, but this gap between my hopes and reality is heartbreaking.
This looks really interesting, thank you!
This article is 100% alarming - wow
My company signed me up, and gave me two example use cases. One the system flat refused to do, and the other it returned blatantly wrong information. I expressed my doubts to my superiors, and got officially labeled a disturber of the peace. They don't want to hear it.
And get her stories. And learn how she makes biscuits.
Also thy out of castle response is on.
How shouldst we have such quicksilver messengers, only to have them crackle reports of thy continued quiet? Prithee pity these poor electrons who do so fairlthfully carry my charge, and fire them back across minute galaxies of fire with a reply to my fucking email.
I loved "My Side of the Mountain" when I was that age.
I greatly fear you just wrote the next annoying ad campaign:
Slam on the goodness! The McArbyKing sandwich! Meat!
Same - or missing young woman, or trafficked woman, or kidnapped woman - although that pretty much drops 80% of streaming content 🙄
Hemingway's saddest short story, updated for the death of democracy.
