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Shibawanko posted:saturday and sunday are called the weekend. god rested on sunday because he was all tired from making the world. sunday is clearly the last day for a bunch of reasons, who would even think of making it the first more like for a *brunch* of reasons mm brunch
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:WHY don't they sell coffee crisp in the US  I think I heard that Costco Canada sells boxes of Coffee Crisp? If so, I'm going to stop half-assing it at convenience and drug stores and just stock up. Thank goodness the border is only 40 minutes away. Too bad it's closed. 
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Oct 24, 2020 14:52
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Hirayuki posted:Ugh, right?? They did sell them at 7-Eleven over here for a hot loving minute about ten years ago, but that's it. They're delicious and would be immensely popular. Will coffee crisp convince y'all to get your poo poo together coronavirus-wise? Is this a carrot we can dangle in front of you?
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Oct 24, 2020 15:22
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Um why would an almighty God need to rest or even be able to get tired? Checkmate religiousailures
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Shibawanko posted:saturday and sunday are called the weekend. god rested on sunday because he was all tired from making the world. sunday is clearly the last day for a bunch of reasons, who would even think of making it the first God rested on saturday you loving goy. Smart that he invented reform jews like me who don't give a poo poo about posting on Shabbat. Killingyouguy! posted:Will coffee crisp convince y'all to get your poo poo together coronavirus-wise? Is this a carrot we can dangle in front of you? yes please/ouais s'il te plaît Edgar Allen Ho has a new favorite as of 16:33 on Oct 24, 2020 |
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Oct 24, 2020 16:20
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between this and the unpopular opinion thread, shiba’s got the weird europey sheltered dork thing on lock. congrats, man
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Oct 24, 2020 16:22
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god rested in sunday. saturday is when he jacked off
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Oct 24, 2020 16:23
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bad posts ahead!!! posted:between this and the unpopular opinion thread, shiba’s got the weird europey sheltered dork thing on lock. congrats, man being europey is cool
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Oct 24, 2020 16:24
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Shibawanko posted:being europey is cool only certain kinds.
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Oct 24, 2020 16:34
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Cool Europey dudes -Sorta sleazy Italian guy but not the sex pest sort -Norwegian sailor with tough exterior but heart of gold -That Finnish dude I ran into in Stockholm once who was ranting (in Finnish) at Swedes through his portable amplifier by Sergels torg. Not cool Europey dudes: -Anglos -The French -Me
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Oct 24, 2020 17:38
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Killingyouguy! posted:Will coffee crisp convince y'all to get your poo poo together coronavirus-wise? Is this a carrot we can dangle in front of you?
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FreudianSlippers posted:Cool Europey dudes bulgarian guy with big mustache and strongly held opinions about food from his hometown
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Oct 24, 2020 17:43
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Killingyouguy! posted:This is how it is in some languages that aren't English Well, I am in fact referring to its usage in English, the language we are speaking on this forum. Phosphine posted:Yeah as a non-american I would write 20$, because that's both how we say it and also how we write it for our currency. Do you know if there's a reason you put it before? I don't know if this is the real reason but I've heard it's to prevent fraud. If a check says 20$, someone could change it to 120$. There's no room for additions when the dollar sign is in front.
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Oct 24, 2020 18:12
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Wile E. Toyota posted:Well, I am in fact referring to its usage in English, the language we are speaking on this forum. Why wouldn’t you just be able to change it to $200?
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Oct 24, 2020 18:13
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Henchman of Santa posted:Why wouldn’t you just be able to change it to $200? You usually write the change on checks, too. $20.00 We also spell it out as "Twenty dollars and 00/100" in the written line. So the fraud thing might not be true; I dunno.
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Oct 24, 2020 18:15
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Shibawanko posted:bulgarian guy with big mustache and strongly held opinions about food from his hometown wait gently caress can you introduce me to this guy?
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Oct 24, 2020 18:57
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Wile E. Toyota posted:Well, I am in fact referring to its usage in English, the language we are speaking on this forum. Last I checked English as a first language wasn't a membership requirement of SA lmao Anyway today I watched a whole rear end family walk up and down an entire store opposite the direction of the floor arrows. I'll never understand how unthinking (or willfully malicious?) you'd have to be to do that poo poo
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It's 2020. America is a global hegemon. We all speak English whether we want to or not.
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Oct 24, 2020 20:45
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if you’re going to require that everyone uses hand sanitizer before shopping, don’t loving put out the most perfumey garbage you can find. i’ve washed my hands like 5-6 times and i can still smell it. just go scent free for gently caress’s sake. horrible
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Oct 24, 2020 22:05
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I hate how watery a lot of sanitiser is. I go at the pump expecting it to be thicker like a soap, but end up hitting it too hard and it just ends up everywhere. It's like "Welp, at least my trousers are disinfected now..."
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Oct 24, 2020 23:04
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Wile E. Toyota posted:You usually write the change on checks, too. $20.00 For what it's worth, fraud prevention on written documents is the reasoning for the dollar sign going first I was taught in school. 70% of the things I learned in school being stuff the teacher just completely made up to screw with kids could be a peeve.
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Oct 25, 2020 01:04
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BioEnchanted posted:I hate how watery a lot of sanitiser is. I go at the pump expecting it to be thicker like a soap, but end up hitting it too hard and it just ends up everywhere. It's like "Welp, at least my trousers are disinfected now..." WAT
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Oct 25, 2020 01:14
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bad posts ahead!!! posted:if you’re going to require that everyone uses hand sanitizer before shopping, don’t loving put out the most perfumey garbage you can find. i’ve washed my hands like 5-6 times and i can still smell it. just go scent free for gently caress’s sake. horrible I will take perfumey hand sanitizer any day over the cheap-rear end poo poo that smells like rancid tequila.
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I work at a store that carries hand sanitizer (along with other products, of course). Lately, we've been getting lavender-scented stuff more than anything else we've ordered. I don't dislike lavender, in small doses. Since it's the scent that we have the most of, it's the one we pull for customer and employee use, which means I smell lavender for half the goddamn day. Also, I've worked at that store for years, we sell a bunch of lavender-scented products (soaps, lotions, hand sanitizer), and I still want to write "lavendar" half the time. I noticed that at least one of the price tags was spelled that way (until I corrected it), so somebody else in the company has the same problem. Lavender is my pet peeve right now. Fifty Farts has a new favorite as of 02:17 on Oct 25, 2020 |
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Oct 25, 2020 02:14
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King of Foolians posted:I will take perfumey hand sanitizer any day over the cheap-rear end poo poo that smells like rancid tequila.
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Online services keep sending me “free month” offers when they know full well that I’ve been a customer before and therefore don’t qualify for the free month.
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docbeard posted:I used to live in a building where if you didn't come to one specific entrance (out of four or five) you had equal chances of finding your way to the Magic Kingdom of Narnia as to my apartment. So I put elaborate directions in (as much as I could with the 8 characters I'm allowed to use for directions in whichever app) and occasionally the drivers even read and followed them... Try Wells Fargo Place in St. Paul. It makes so little sense that you need a guide. It's almost like a mall on the lower floors and the offices are in the tower. You need door and elevator codes all over the place and parking makes no sense. If you park in the ramp, you end up walking by an indoor bar that appears to have no normal access. If you walk outside, you can't get back in. You have to walk around inside until you find the security desk and they'll show you where to go. They can't describe it to you. They literally have to walk you there. You get lost leaving too. You can't find the right entrance or exit. I never saw Wells Fargo when I was there. The main entrance puts you in by a Subway restaurant. How does that even work. Eventually you just sort of have to cry. You get so turned around and frustrated.
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Oct 25, 2020 11:18
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"Yea" and "yeah" are not homophones. When people write the former (which rhymes with "day") meaning the latter (which... does not), it drives me nuts.
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Oct 25, 2020 16:55
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Pastry of the Year posted:"Yea" and "yeah" are not homophones. When people write the former (which rhymes with "day") meaning the latter (which... does not), it drives me nuts. That drives me nuts on the same level as people being unable to differentiate between “wary” and “weary”.
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Oct 25, 2020 17:25
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counterpoint: 'yea' is 'yeah' but when i give less of a poo poo
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Oct 25, 2020 17:37
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I don't mind "yea" because I read everything after it in an over the top Shakespearean accent, which usually improves things.
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mostlygray posted:Try Wells Fargo Place in St. Paul. It makes so little sense that you need a guide. It's almost like a mall on the lower floors and the offices are in the tower. You need door and elevator codes all over the place and parking makes no sense. If you park in the ramp, you end up walking by an indoor bar that appears to have no normal access. If you walk outside, you can't get back in. You have to walk around inside until you find the security desk and they'll show you where to go. They can't describe it to you. They literally have to walk you there. You get lost leaving too. You can't find the right entrance or exit. 'We aren't an office, Mr Smith. We're an idea. Can you kill an idea?' I used to have professional exams in a great building in London. It looked like a slightly tatty, old but expensive hotel inside, all fake marble, polished brass fittings, dingy red carpet. And it just has. no. rooms. The whole place is endless empty staircases, lifts and corridors, until after going up three floors and back down two you come to a little waiting area with some exam rooms, nesting inside this absurd labyrinth. Don't think I ever managed to come out through the same door I went in. It was one of the London Wall buildings if anyone knows the area.
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Killingyouguy! posted:counterpoint: 'yea' is 'yeah' but when i give less of a poo poo ya: I already knew that and your point is obvious, please shut up yea: That was pointless to say and wrong but I'm too tired to explain why, please shut up yeah: You're right but just talking to hear yourself at this point, please shut up Yeah: Really now we're all done with this topic, and you write several paragraphs? Shut up. Please. Yeah!: Maybe if I enthusiastically agree with you, you'll get a flood of happy hormones and SHUT UP! Please?
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the worst time in fashion was around 2008-2009 when you simply couldnt find normal crewneck sweaters for men. i remember going into 6 different stores to look for one but they all had to have a v-neck, buttons, a zipper, a turtleneck, be made of weird wool and have patches, or some other poo poo. the normal fleece crewneck sweater went almost extinct for a while and i hated it
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Brawnfire posted:ya: I already knew that and your point is obvious, please shut up yeahhhhh: agreeing with you and i wish i didn't yeaaaaah: sarcasm, joking
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Pastry of the Year posted:"Yea" and "yeah" are not homophones. When people write the former (which rhymes with "day") meaning the latter (which... does not), it drives me nuts. Same. Also "make due". That doesn't even make sense!
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Tiggum posted:Same. Also "make due". That doesn't even make sense!
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Pastry of the Year posted:"Yea" and "yeah" are not homophones. When people write the former (which rhymes with "day") meaning the latter (which... does not), it drives me nuts. Mine is wail, used to mean "to hit or beat." It's whale. You whale on someone, meaning you beat them up. Wail is screaming.
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Silver Falcon posted:Mine is wail, used to mean "to hit or beat." It's whale. You whale on someone, meaning you beat them up. Wail is screaming. Whale is the big fish, Whail is beating people E: after a five second google it turns out whail isn't a word and whale is in fact both the marine animal and a whoopin' Danaru has a new favorite as of 18:21 on Oct 26, 2020 |
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