Well that's just bollocks.
Well that's just bollocks.
I should track down my old high school friend who changed the words in Patrick Swayze's "She's like the wind" to "She's breaking wind" and see if I can set you two up on a date.
Maybe next they'll push for putting lead back into gasoline and paint. You know, for freedom.
I'm sorry, but if you're an adult who can't even use the correct you're/your or the proper it's/its, I have no intention of listening to what you have to say. Oh, wait, no, I'm not sorry at all ๐
I wonder if he sighs dramatically when you make a wrong turn.
Was that a pun? ๐๐
I get entire music videos in my head when certain songs come up on my playlist.
These assholes think that saying something makes it true.
That's certainly part of it. They also think that it makes them rebellious and special to be defiant, to pretend that they somehow know better than people who, well, *do* know better.
I used to have that problem when I'd travel. I'd meticulously plan everything out but forget to include eating, then wonder why I was in a such a cranky-ass mood by 3:00.
This took me longer than it should have, and now I don't know if I'm mad at me or you.
Yes please
That was me with Bram Stoker's Dracula in 1992. My girlfriend, who hadn't read the book, couldn't understand why I was so pissed off.
That means you're doing it right. ๐
That's perfectly okay. Write things you want to read.
SOL
(snort out loud)
I'm sure Mr. Chekhov is just happy to see you.
So AI is basically an 11-year-old who doesn't know shit and thinks he's funny. I remember being that stupid.
Oh crumbs
Easier maybe, but the fact that it's flat-out WRONG so much of the time doesn't seem worth it to me. What's the point of using something you can't trust to be right? Sure, people make mistakes too, but at least they're capable of caring when they do.
Aw, you look happy here. It's clear that you're content and enjoying what you're doing.
I started working in radio in 1993, just before things started to suck. My last year was in 1998, by which point Cumulus was buying up stations in my area, and things became increasingly corporate and fake. The business got sleazier and more gross, so I changed careers altogether.
Holy poop, I never noticed that.
[1998] or a fax
There are some orcas that would like a word with him.
Kinda. Apparently it's not so much the tree exploding, just making a sound like it.
www.cbc.ca/news/science...
I read just yesterday that that's a thing. Apparently it can happen if the sap within the tree freezes and expands too much.
Tig Nataro was one of the best things about Discovery, and I'm glad she's in this one too.
They misspelled "bubble"
Strange New Worlds would like a word with you. ๐