Vela

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I can smell that gymnasium, lololol.

"Carnival of Fun" sounds like something of nightmares. What movie after the 60's had a carnival in it where something terrible didn't happen?

It's more like what the town thinks as I live at the top of a very busy intersection and there are no leaves on the trees to hide...these transgressions that you have laid out for me.

Yay!

This somehow sounds unnecessarily messy.

I think it really depends on the person. My cousin met his wife online, they've been married for 12 years now and have two pretty cool kids. He made good money and was lonely, now he's got a family to spend it on *shrugs* This isn't bad advice either though.

I really want to see this for some reason. 😮! Maybe that's my sexy secret. I wanna watch

Nice delivery.

Oh thank god! I was this close to making a shout out because you were gone for frvr. Very cool.

@Kudasai

Sorry I was late, I've been sick. Hope you had a lovely Birthday

I don't has Gatorade. But I swear I've been working on the water. Up until six hours ago I was throwing nothing but water up...so...that proves I've been drinking it at least, lol.

leave it to Kudasai

Eesokay, sometimes girls be like The bottom left one is prob what you're used to...but...that was not today...apparently, lol. *pats your back*

Idk, viruses are sneaky like that...you might get that trainee and other people sick if you don't call in...plus it's just gunna be hellish for you. This was me yesterday. Well, mine was the stomach flu, is yours head or stomach?

Not like, a roll of toilet paper but torn up pieces of it. Thicker than tissue paper and fluffly/rough around the edges. Floating around. Ever see those really really old snow globes from the 1950's? They didn't have those tiny round plasticy looking things in them, they were soft like...toilet paper. Of course I'm sorta delusional right now having just gotten over some 48 hr stomach bug probably severely dehydrated...

😄 No! I wanna know what uncapped pens have to do with Heathenry!

Google says the model T, 30 years prior.

I think the woman on the left is sitting next to her boyfriend (you can see his sneaks) and is like, "nuh, not looking, nope, I'm good, I I I I I I I ' m good."

I find this religiously insensitive.

Like the spider got it's eight tiny little legs stuck in the toothpaste and is now dead... .... ... on my tube of toothpaste? Does nobody look at the things they pick up and put in their mouths around here?! No, okay, for arguments sake if I were to brush my teeth with spider instead of toothpaste...hang on...you do realized that 'instead' means "in something's stead" as in 'in place of', is this spider so huge that it replaced an entire swipe of toothpaste?! Okay, okay, okay, so I brush my teeth with nothing but spider what would happen; The spider would squish up against my teeth breaking apart in my mouth, and if it were not already dead it would certainly be dead then. As I wouldn't benefit greatly by ingesting one spider as far as nutrition goes (their webs are actually higher in protein) I would most likely rinse the spider out of my mouth, say "that was gross and unfortunate", and start over again. I see what you mean though. For one, I suppose I would deserve it for leaving the lid off. The spider would not have deserved it and I would have felt responsible for it's untimely and bizarre death.

Ah. It's funny the things we subconsciously do that only begin as subconsciously but turn conscientious midway through which our brains dismiss because Idk habit.

[I mixed up your 'thin foil' question - they don't use 'th' in place of 't', no. Just sounds like it.] You'd hear it as a really breathy "Tin Lizzy". My first comment was to your original post about them pronouncing 't' and 'th' the same way, which they don't...but it sounds like they do to us. We Americans can't tell the difference because it's like a very thick 'th'. And Irish people know that, they realize that their 't's and 'th's are nearly the same which is why they changed the name to 'thin' I guess to be funny. Basically I was agreeing with you that if it were an Irish contestant on Jeopardy it's possible that Alex would not have understood their accent if they were correct and saying "thin"...if it were an Irish host they'd have no problem hearing the 'th' in an Irish contestants' accent (which is why I said "It's always a 'th'..." as in they're pronouncing 'th' not 't' because it's not like they're spelling it differently, we just can't tell the difference.)

Yes, but to us Yanks it sounds more like 'tin'.