I agree totally, it's so exhausting to constantly deal with

Posting without thinking is a time-honored internet tradition

This game is a fantastic time with friends. It's always well loved when I host a LAN night.

This looks like a good time, gonna download it now

Could be, I don't know shit about fabric.

My great grandmother's side of the family is immensely wealthy from starting a company that's a household name across the world today, but my little branch of the family is quite poor because she was disowned by them when she married my great grandfather (who I grew up with and who was a very kind, thoughtful, and loving man) because he didn't come from money and was the "wrong" kind of white. I'm very grateful she had the courage to leave that kind of wealth behind and separate herself from her racist, classist family.

I've heard that twice in my life and it better stay that way.

I just don't want to have anything to do with something made by someone who would kill me given the opportunity.

I have this magic blanket my friend made me before she died, idk how she did it but that blanket always is juuuuuust the right level of warmth. It's kept me warm through freezing cold winters in Michigan and cool but covered in its breathable fabric in the heat of many an Arizona summer. I'll never know how that works, but I do know I'll never go anywhere overnight without it.

and yes, it's super soft

Created by terrible people

Hmmm I always go straight to step 2 and start talking about obscure and esoteric Elder Scrolls lore.

One time in like 2014 I opened the eggs for a glance to check for brokens at a Stater Bros outside San Diego and an older guy behind me said "yeah, those are eggs, move along" I just turned around and said "yes, but are they cracked?" and then walked off. Hopefully his rude and impatient ass felt stupid.

Anyway, now whenever anyone in my family checks the eggs, someone in the family will, without fail, say "yeah, those are eggs, move along". It's our little running joke and I wish that guy knew that we're still making fun of him 12 years later.