Guidance counselors. One of them tried to convince my parents that I was on drugs…in 4th grade. Turned out that I had an undiagnosed mental disorder.
Guidance counselors. One of them tried to convince my parents that I was on drugs…in 4th grade. Turned out that I had an undiagnosed mental disorder.
And on the third try, you think you accidentally failed to hit the last key, and so you have to start all over again.
This is why I never bought a domain. Can’t give up on your dreams if you never pursued them in the first place!
I was already going to crawl over cut glass to vote for her/against Drumph. Walz doesn’t change anything for me, but if Internet comments are to be believed, picking him does make me slightly more optimistic about our chances come November.
Retroactively justifying the existence of vanity plates.
I once had a class where, day one, the professor said something like, “If you don’t want to buy the book, that’s fine with me. I can’t tell you where to find a copy, but maybe one of your classmates can.” Someone raised their hand and started rattling off a few useful websites.
Sounds about right, actually.
I remember reading Stuart Little as a kid and being SO pissed off at the ending. It felt like a massive troll job.
And when I’m in a mixed group of strangers and that 1 person I’m comfortable with, it’s a mixed bag as to which me shows up.
Bonus points: The service has the entire run of a show, but then they remove the whole series when you’re only 3 episodes away from the end.
The real lesson here is that clear, unambiguous communication is key.
I used to live near this Thai place that closed and reopened “under new management” every few months or so. They kept the name and even had the same menus, except sometimes they’d cross out items in Sharpie and write new items in the margin.
It was the best restaurant in town, and I admired their persistence.
Don’t forget removing benches so that the homeless can’t sleep on them (capitalist solution, of course).
This would have been a hilarious Dexter gag.
You know that some guest DJ is going to play Rick Astley all hour long.
This is a wonderful idea! I’ll definitely be following this project.
I use one every day. I could probably write an essay on why, but one reason sticks out: tactile buttons. It’s great to be able to skip a track without having to poke around on a screen to find the virtual button.
I love the small-town feel of it. It almost feels like the old-school forums, where you felt like part of a community.
The relative sparsity of comments is a major negative, but I’m hopeful that that’ll change with time.
Mitt Romney says “Hi.”