they were sweet and piping hot and had cinnamon butter
there were barely of peanuts in the waiting area, and there were shells all over the floor
and once every five minutes there would be someone who is having their birthday, and a waitress would announce it and the whole restaurant would give them a "big Texas YEEHAW"
it seemed like something anonus would make up
Somewhere the American version of Sam Kriss is writing an article on this
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Hey juys! Got any pranks I can pull on the Headmistress?
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
Yay Centralia
also yay Days Inn, Anonus and I usually stay in those
This one is trash. Smells like cigarettes and death.
My mother isn't a fan in general, I typically think it depends on the individual hotel. This one has a nice lobby but as soon as you get off of the elevator the Bad Time begins.
(I'd argue that it was because we were in New Jersey, but apparently while I was asleep we crossed over into Pennsylvania, so.)
(yeah I'm late on this, but) who would be so shallow as to not date someone with an Android phone?
also, I think the last "texas-style" steakhouse I was in around here was Logan's in Manassas, and my parents stopped going there because apparently the prices went way up at some pointr
(yeah I'm late on this, but) who would be so shallow as to not date someone with an Android phone?
also, I think the last "texas-style" steakhouse I was in around here was Logan's in Manassas, and my parents stopped going there because apparently the prices went way up at some pointr
I actually asked my older sister about this a few months back, and she basically said that because iMessage is faster and has extra shit like read receipts and the "..." indicator when someone's typing, it makes communicating with iPhone owners far more ideal than the alternative.
Valid points, but still, no reason to judge someone for exercising their right to pick whatever operating system they want, y'know? Android can do everything iMessage does already in other applications that are already cross platform, but it seems like they're deliberately using the cachet of blue bubbles to keep their (American) empire afloat.
(also I like making people have green bubbles, it's very me)
I've always been the only person in my family without an iPhone, and as much as I love iOS (typing this from an iPad, no less!) I don't think I'm going to ever own one. I'm already 2/3 of the way to being locked into Apple's ecosystem; can't speak for anyone else, but I think that's enough.
Also, being able to see Android grow and evolve has been wonderful. Of the seven devices I've owned with Google's OS in some form I'd say I've only had poor experiences with two, and the user experience in general has just gotten so good that it really feels like Android is just as intuitive and feature rich as iOS, and it gives you a greater breadth of freedom to choose the experience you get.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
(yeah I'm late on this, but) who would be so shallow as to not date someone with an Android phone?
also, I think the last "texas-style" steakhouse I was in around here was Logan's in Manassas, and my parents stopped going there because apparently the prices went way up at some pointr
I actually asked my older sister about this a few months back, and she basically said that because iMessage is faster and has extra shit like read receipts and the "..." indicator when someone's typing, it makes communicating with iPhone owners far more ideal than the alternative.
Valid points, but still, no reason to judge someone for exercising their right to pick whatever operating system they want, y'know? Android can do everything iMessage does already in other applications that are already cross platform, but it seems like they're deliberately using the cachet of blue bubbles to keep their (American) empire afloat.
That sounds very much like what Facebook Messenger (which is quite good even if you don't like Facebook itself) and Skype already do. I get the feeling Apple snobbery is still alive and well amongst some people. x.x
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
If I ever get so paranoid and possessive that I flip out when forced to message Anonus on a platform without a read indicator, I request--no, command--that you slap me. Hard.
If this actually counts as Germany. It's just the airport. Actually, it's this separate waiting area, in a completely different building from the rest of the airport. Apparently, they don't want us getting our American Army germs on any other travelers.
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Fun times.
(the other one)
My mother isn't a fan in general, I typically think it depends on the individual hotel. This one has a nice lobby but as soon as you get off of the elevator the Bad Time begins.
(I'd argue that it was because we were in New Jersey, but apparently while I was asleep we crossed over into Pennsylvania, so.)
I like PA, from the visits I've made in the past. Hershey and Philly and all that.
Fun.
I actually asked my older sister about this a few months back, and she basically said that because iMessage is faster and has extra shit like read receipts and the "..." indicator when someone's typing, it makes communicating with iPhone owners far more ideal than the alternative.
Valid points, but still, no reason to judge someone for exercising their right to pick whatever operating system they want, y'know? Android can do everything iMessage does already in other applications that are already cross platform, but it seems like they're deliberately using the cachet of blue bubbles to keep their (American) empire afloat.
I've always been the only person in my family without an iPhone, and as much as I love iOS (typing this from an iPad, no less!) I don't think I'm going to ever own one. I'm already 2/3 of the way to being locked into Apple's ecosystem; can't speak for anyone else, but I think that's enough.
Also, being able to see Android grow and evolve has been wonderful. Of the seven devices I've owned with Google's OS in some form I'd say I've only had poor experiences with two, and the user experience in general has just gotten so good that it really feels like Android is just as intuitive and feature rich as iOS, and it gives you a greater breadth of freedom to choose the experience you get.
If I have a nosebleed anytime now, wouldn't be surprised.
I love being ill 👍🏻
The humor lies in the fact that nards put the safety of their laundromat startup's computer programming before their own
Assassin poems, Poems that shoot
guns. Poems that wrestle cops into alleys
and take their weapons leaving them dead
*wants "told you I was ill" on my tombstone*
Misproportioned
All the time
they're judging you