'No idea where to post this'
'No idea where to post this'
Maybe in the thread meant for this type of thing. http://www.bluegartr.com/threads/103...kout-Headlines
So, basically, it's the church having a year long sale on forgiveness. If you don't get forgiveness for an abortion during this limited time offer, you're gonna burn in hell forever.
I lived in Florida 23 years growing up and even I know the fucking difference. Saying you don't know the difference between the two because you aren't an outdoors person is like saying you didn't know the sky is blue.
Typically it's helpful to be aware of your surroundings, if MMOS teach you anything it's that, unless you're terrible.
I'm fucking deathly afraid of anything that stings, I don't get that fucking close up to them to check out what type of stinging monstrosity it is. I avoid bugs like the fucking plague as it is. If I see a thing that looks like it could sting me, I'm "NOPE-ing" out of there faster than a fucking bullet. So no, I don't know the difference. They all terrify me and there's no reason for me to learn anything about them except for AVOID.
they are probably already in your home CS. Pls kill them today and document the process thank you
Last night I turned on the TV and found the USA channel in preparation for the Mr. Robot season finale, only to realize that it was Tuesday.
Ffffff
I've been facepalming all week, actually since I've been back at work at a coworker who is computer illiterate. Our entire day is focused on them and emails and this person has been there are least 2 years and just yesterday had to teach them to use "reply all" and mark something "high importance".
I can't fucking even.
In the library listening to classical music through my earbuds, I have it at about 12% which is really quite low (IMO) and someone comes up to me and asks me to turn it down so before I do I take them both out and I literally cannot hear a sound through them so how the fuck does this person hear my music?
That's some bionic ears or some shit lol.
Should have asked them what type of music it was.