[chat]worms for children (not intestinal)

Chanus

https://twitter.com/molly_struve/status/1521945265137201155

amateurhour

For sale, break room coffee, never drank

WonderMink

Tav wrote: »

whiskey tastes like chemicals and burning which is why you gotta cut the taste with a nice crisp diet coke

When we visited the Bacardi distillery, we went on the fancy tasting tour. Jebustina and I and a bunch of business men in suits basically. There was a series of snifters each with increasingly aged rum in them. As we went on with the tasting Jebustina got more and more of a face that said much the same thing you did, that it "tasted like chemicals and burning"

The final one was a 20 year aged rum that they only serve at the distillery tour. The kind you can't get anywhere, but if you could they would charge you something like 40 bucks for one tiny glass. The very kind tour guide saw her make a face and asked if she didn't like it, to which she replied that she was used to drinking rum and diet coke.

The guy then left for a moment and came back with a diet coke and poured it in her rum snifter. All the business men nearly died of a brain aneurysm right then and there.

CaptainBeyond

Nate has really good skin dang

Is that a side effect of being a comedian

Tumin

CaptainBeyond wrote: »

Nate has really good skin dang

Is that a side effect of being a comedian

Must be the thrown tomatoes

Chu

Chanus wrote: »

twitter pointless stairs

unlike these, the stairs on the strip in vegas are functional. but i must say they're some of the least pleasing elements of civil planning i've ever seen. it's an offputting, asymmetrical morass. i don't know why this picture reminded me so strongly.

Gazing

So tired of people underestimating my power!

emnmnme

Maybe those stairs offer a better photo opportunity for a scenic overlook.

nexuscrawler

Its OK Neco I'm still scared to incur your wrath

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Doodmann

zagdrob wrote: »

So in Kei truck chat.

These cuties.



My wife gave me the complete ok to find and buy one. So much cheaper and better and neater than a UTV. Gators are boring as shit.

She said $6000 is my limit, it can't be rusty, and I need to be able to plate it (25 year rule means a 97 or older model year). To buy by July.

I am so entirely happy about all of this.

The dream. Godspeed you madman.

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Chanus

i'm seeing a lot of Boomers clucking their tongues at the young people for not knowing the approval lumberjack gif is Robert Redford from 1972's Jeremiah Johnson, a film which did not do particularly well at the time it was released and no one should be surprised is not well-known 50 years later

but that's Boomers i guess

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nexuscrawler

Zavian is a boomer confirmed

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Tumin

Chanus wrote: »

i'm seeing a lot of Boomers clucking their tongues at the young people for not knowing the approval lumberjack gif is Robert Redford from 1972's Jeremiah Johnson, a film which did not do particularly well at the time it was released and no one should be surprised is not well-known 50 years later

but that's Boomers i guess

But Mr Boomerson, how can you click your tongue when you're turning to dust before my eyes?

Echo

Chanus wrote: »

i'm seeing a lot of Boomers clucking their tongues at the young people for not knowing the approval lumberjack gif is Robert Redford from 1972's Jeremiah Johnson, a film which did not do particularly well at the time it was released and no one should be surprised is not well-known 50 years later

but that's Boomers i guess

Kids these days, not getting my references from the superb adventure game Monkey Island, published in 1990, a mere 12 years ago

knitdan

Tasting 40 different bourbons: "weird, these all taste like they were made in a giant factory in Illinois

Chanus wrote: »

i'm seeing a lot of Boomers clucking their tongues at the young people for not knowing the approval lumberjack gif is Robert Redford from 1972's Jeremiah Johnson, a film which did not do particularly well at the time it was released and no one should be surprised is not well-known 50 years later

but that's Boomers i guess

Excuse me I am not a Boomer

Also my tongue-clucking is largely at the people who not only didn't realize it was Robert Redford, but also just assumed it was Zach Gialfianiakias despite the overall look of the clip being a dead giveaway it was made in the 70s

Honk

I keep a mental list of good public bathrooms for emergencies, I used one today at a building belonging to my old college. I did get in because one of them wasn’t shut but would you know they have installed rfid locks on them.

Now I will need a new toilet for north-town.

skippy

good morning friends

amateurhour

Can you skin grizz?

Chanus

knitdan wrote: »

Tasting 40 different bourbons: "weird, these all taste like they were made in a giant factory in Illinois

Chanus wrote: »

i'm seeing a lot of Boomers clucking their tongues at the young people for not knowing the approval lumberjack gif is Robert Redford from 1972's Jeremiah Johnson, a film which did not do particularly well at the time it was released and no one should be surprised is not well-known 50 years later

but that's Boomers i guess

Excuse me I am not a Boomer

Also my tongue-clucking is largely at the people who not only didn't realize it was Robert Redford, but also just assumed it was Zach Gialfianiakias despite the overall look of the clip being a dead giveaway it was made in the 70s

yes i'm saying this is an opinion that doesn't matter

Chanus

tbf to the youths plenty of current media is made to look like it was shot in the 70s because that's currently trendy and that lumberjack looks a lot more like Zach Galifianakis than Robert Redford

knitdan

Philistines, the lot of you

Uncultured and brutish

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amateurhour

(I feel I don't have a valid opinion one way or another on the gif, because I'm me, so I have Jeremiah Johnson on three video formats)

Chanus

i wonder if we'll ever get to a point where using "Philistine" to mean "uncultured ignoramus" is no longer cool as the word has the same origin as Palestine, the Arabic word for Palestine even being فلسطين - FEE-leh-steen

amateurhour

I wanted to camp in my woods this weekend but it looks like it's going to piss rain for the next couple of days.

Tumin

amateurhour wrote: »

I wanted to camp in my woods this weekend but it looks like it's going to piss rain for the next couple of days.

This sounds like camping, yep

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Chanus

amateurhour wrote: »

I wanted to camp in my woods this weekend but it looks like it's going to piss rain for the next couple of days.

yeah same here except my plans are going to the soccer game tomorrow evening so it'll just be proper football weather

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Abdy

Chanus wrote: »

i wonder if we'll ever get to a point where using "Philistine" to mean "uncultured ignoramus" is no longer cool as the word has the same origin as Palestine, the Arabic word for Palestine even being فلسطين - FEE-leh-steen

I'm allowed to say it because my taxes aren't supplying israel with missiles

Chanus

Zavian wrote: »

Chanus wrote: »

i wonder if we'll ever get to a point where using "Philistine" to mean "uncultured ignoramus" is no longer cool as the word has the same origin as Palestine, the Arabic word for Palestine even being فلسطين - FEE-leh-steen

wait so youre saying philistine doesnt mean someone from philadelphia

philistine from the greek for lover of stines

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Abdy

also because I don't buy jaffa oranges which I don't think is a thing any more any ways

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