I’m waiting for my sweet 200 in tax returns and rolling it into scratch tickets.

I spotted a couple Kilroroys in the ancient ass cereal factory I worked at in the 00s. Lots of good hobo marks in the box cars that came through, too: Moniker (graffiti) - Wikipedia https://share.google/PzAtUnQhInHkgD2qT

Born too late to get a degree in Webchaerolgy. :(

There was a hyper local meta ironic uni-punchline my small friend group used back in the mid 90s.

It would be hilariously used for anything, even if it didn’t make any sense.

Ex: Mom: ‘Why aren’t the leaves racked?’

Teens in chorus: ‘Because the man sat on the toilet!’

That was the answer for just about everything until college, and no, none of us have experienced success.

But if it’s not 3rd person you can’t see the badass skin you blew $20 on.

Edit: I agree, by the way. I hate over the shoulder aiming.

Public School Child would be wearing jeans and a tshirt, at least around here.

They forgot on the terlet.

Logistically, it’s a fuck load more work to cook a dozen soups than to pop a dozen bottles.

The hard part is stapling your scrotum to your chin.

Secured safely in the bathroom of his golf course.

Just get a full La Cruiset set for a wedding gift and you are golden. /S

This initial recipe was developed further by his son in law, Sir Thomas Stew.

He really got in to the thick of it.

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One could save two U’s by not using colloquium in the first place. Five Dollar Words, and all that.

This is a fine Slavic wedding vow.

Tic Tack Toe is also called Naughts and Crosses.

I can’t remember the band or the song, but there was a jam band song that went in for 40ish minutes at a bar I used to go to. You could play it four times for a dollar.

I knew someone that actually read the Silmarillion would be able to correct me. Thank you for the correction.

Charles Gunhaver, reporting for duty. Rock, Rock on!

Right, wouldn’t an Entish Introduction (great band name) take a month of common time?