Damn if I don’t wanna bury my face in there^^

Oh we got that here too “flue knepperi” fly fucking

Is…is the a black eyed peas reference?

Sounds like an article written by a boomer that got mad lol

For you it is. But the impact you leave will be remembered for generations to come. I live by; be good for the goodness, and good stuff breads more goodness. Enjoy the sweet time you have here, and so what if the lights turn off one day, you preolly won’t even know

True. But to me it reads the way a mean boss would say pretty please to a employee who doesn’t get to choose

That really depends on how the dad usually is. If he’s a joker and it’s a light hearted joke, then yes. If he’s usually misogynyic then he probably means it in all seriousness, and it’s not acceptable.

In my language I though it was “bære den af” litrally translation, to carry it off. Turns out its “bære nag”, carry a bunch of straws. The saying means to hold a grudge. They do sound super close to each other when spoken

While it’s a cool initiative, it does still sound like an orphan crushing machine

That’s beyond mildly infuriating. I’m pretty sure that borderline illegal and definetly sounds like grooming.

I figured. I just had to check if I had gone mad

It’s -(3^2) that’s the rule right??

I think there’s a shortcut, like if you press alt or ctrl while right clicking, you bypass the block. But im not 100% sure

I try and use the right click>inspect, and just delete stuff and see what happens

So you have a kind of conductive “pen” on the plotter and run a voltage across it?

How did you use the printout to anodize with?

Oh yeah I remember when I felt like that for a while (approx. 20 years). Turns out it’s was some thing the doctor called “severe ADHD”

Getting an appointment with zero days to get ready? No thanks

I don’t have dyslexia. But I did only learn how to read and write in 5th grade.

I’m a mechanical engineer, and I often have to do a double thumbs up with my hands like b_d. It’s the only way I can remember what comes first in the alphabet. In danish you spell boat båd, and if you mess up the order the b and d will be on the outside of the boat and drown, like dåb. Still works 20 years later