There was an easter egg hunt at my apartment complex today. The weather was lousy so it was moved last minute from outside to our indoor lounge. I hope they had a chance to hide the eggs properly.
This is grad student housing, but there are plenty with families, and the easter egg hunt was meant for the kids. But I was kind of tempted to join anyway. I have longer arms than a 4 year old, I'd be a natural at snatching up those eggs.
Is trivia a thing. I have never gone , but I'm also pretty bad at trivia.
yup! apparently (i am speaking from the almighty experience of @irond will) tons of nerds used to do it, and would never drink or eat or spend any money, so everyone hated running a trivia night. but now its popular with all of us awesome not-nerds so its great and popular and cool
Trivia Night: Serious Drinking > Serious Business
it is important to engage in both
I grew up having my ass handed to in trivial pursuit; it's basically impossible for me to give a damn about winning.
Is trivia a thing. I have never gone , but I'm also pretty bad at trivia.
yup! apparently (i am speaking from the almighty experience of @irond will) tons of nerds used to do it, and would never drink or eat or spend any money, so everyone hated running a trivia night. but now its popular with all of us awesome not-nerds so its great and popular and cool
Trivia Night: Serious Drinking > Serious Business
it is important to engage in both
I grew up having my ass handed to in trivial pursuit; it's basically impossible for me to give a damn about winning.
Every child of the '80s-'90s grew up having their asses handed to them in Trivial Pursuit.
Fucking questions about I Love Lucy, and there's no Physical Challenge? Shenanigans!
"Because things are the way they are, things will not stay the way they are." - Bertolt Brecht
Is trivia a thing. I have never gone , but I'm also pretty bad at trivia.
yup! apparently (i am speaking from the almighty experience of @irond will) tons of nerds used to do it, and would never drink or eat or spend any money, so everyone hated running a trivia night. but now its popular with all of us awesome not-nerds so its great and popular and cool
Trivia Night: Serious Drinking > Serious Business
it is important to engage in both
I grew up having my ass handed to in trivial pursuit; it's basically impossible for me to give a damn about winning.
Every child of the '80s-'90s grew up having their asses handed to them in Trivial Pursuit.
Fucking questions about I Love Lucy, and there's no Physical Challenge? Shenanigans!
Who won Ms New Zealand in 1983 was galling
Freedom for the Northern Isles!
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I won by removing all the pop culture questions
fuck gendered marketing
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Is trivia a thing. I have never gone , but I'm also pretty bad at trivia.
yup! apparently (i am speaking from the almighty experience of @irond will) tons of nerds used to do it, and would never drink or eat or spend any money, so everyone hated running a trivia night. but now its popular with all of us awesome not-nerds so its great and popular and cool
Trivia Night: Serious Drinking > Serious Business
it is important to engage in both
I grew up having my ass handed to in trivial pursuit; it's basically impossible for me to give a damn about winning.
Every child of the '80s-'90s grew up having their asses handed to them in Trivial Pursuit.
Fucking questions about I Love Lucy, and there's no Physical Challenge? Shenanigans!
Who won Ms New Zealand in 1983 was galling
That, and I wasn't encyclopedic in my knowledge of Donald Trump's mistresses when I was in Elementary School.
Didn't figure I would be hitting any of that any time soon, so it wasn't really on my radar screen. Kind of complicated Trivial Pursuit though.
"Because things are the way they are, things will not stay the way they are." - Bertolt Brecht
Because I shouldn't judge someone just based on poor grammar or spelling , especially if it's for just that one thing.... Right?
It is a stupid and common mistake which many people make when they aren't paying much attention to what they are typing.
So, like, you should only judge them harshly if they do it frequently, or if it is a situation not part of a normal conversation and they are attempting to impress you(1st message on a dating site, or some shit)--then it is ok to be confused-homophoneaphobic.
I was impressed by everything else he said , which is why I agreed on a date. But that grammar thing just keeps bothering me.
One of my friends used to do it too, but English isn't her first language and she's really smart and amazing enough for me to not really care about that.
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In other news I cannot imagine that the tumblrsphere is taking kindly to this guy's thoughts on the Battle of the Sexes.
Alright, usually I'm not much of an early adapter. I'm not big into gadgets, I'm not big into spending lots of money, and usually if you wait a couple of years tech will start to improve dramatically. So it goes with consoles. I was planning on waiting a few years before picking up a PS4 or One.
Alright, usually I'm not much of an early adapter. I'm not big into gadgets, I'm not big into spending lots of money, and usually if you wait a couple of years tech will start to improve dramatically. So it goes with consoles. I was planning on waiting a few years before picking up a PS4 or One.
I was impressed by everything else he said , which is why I agreed on a date. But that grammar thing just keeps bothering me.
One of my friends used to do it too, but English isn't her first language and she's really smart and amazing enough for me to not really care about that.
@msmya try to stay open-minded? different people are intelligent in different ways. Maybe he just has problems with written language.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
Alright, usually I'm not much of an early adapter. I'm not big into gadgets, I'm not big into spending lots of money, and usually if you wait a couple of years tech will start to improve dramatically. So it goes with consoles. I was planning on waiting a few years before picking up a PS4 or One.
I cannot imagine women in general taking kindly to it. Or lots of guys.
Also funny: in an article about how women need to up their game and work harder to impress the byline photo is a skinny, pasty guy with a bad haircut wearing a baggy t-shirt.
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This is grad student housing, but there are plenty with families, and the easter egg hunt was meant for the kids. But I was kind of tempted to join anyway. I have longer arms than a 4 year old, I'd be a natural at snatching up those eggs.
I grew up having my ass handed to in trivial pursuit; it's basically impossible for me to give a damn about winning.
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also an option
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
my body image could not handle living in So-Cal.
Every child of the '80s-'90s grew up having their asses handed to them in Trivial Pursuit.
Fucking questions about I Love Lucy, and there's no Physical Challenge? Shenanigans!
Who won Ms New Zealand in 1983 was galling
nooooo those are where i shine
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
more underwhelming than galling.
That, and I wasn't encyclopedic in my knowledge of Donald Trump's mistresses when I was in Elementary School.
Didn't figure I would be hitting any of that any time soon, so it wasn't really on my radar screen. Kind of complicated Trivial Pursuit though.
Is it possible to have phones autocorrect these two words?
I have friends in LA who are nerdy chubby beer-drinking nerds so I don't worry too much about that, though I see it and understand it.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
so it should be pretty possible.
edit:well, recognize them anyway.
http://mixlr.com/y2jake215/
get on in
maybe i'm streaming terrible dj right now if i am its here
Context. For instance, has the individual in question been drinking, and if so, how much?
Also, if you're both having trouble entering your numbers in one another's phones, it just may be a match made in heaven.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
It is a stupid and common mistake which many people make when they aren't paying much attention to what they are typing.
So, like, you should only judge them harshly if they do it frequently, or if it is a situation not part of a normal conversation and they are attempting to impress you(1st message on a dating site, or some shit)--then it is ok to be confused-homophoneaphobic.
opposite.
that is exactly what you should judge someone on.
Also, unless it's "you're" where 'your' should be then it isn't autocorrect.
One of my friends used to do it too, but English isn't her first language and she's really smart and amazing enough for me to not really care about that.
http://elitedaily.com/dating/gentlemen/why-good-guys-need-to-expect-more-from-modern-women/
yeah, but did you have to go back and check, or are just sure of yourself.
I did just sort of try to click on empty screen so the context menu in the image I posted would go away, but it's ok cause no one on the forum saw it.
But, fuck it. Time to buy. One has its killer app.
Diabetes wins the console wars.
@msmya try to stay open-minded? different people are intelligent in different ways. Maybe he just has problems with written language.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
The worst mistake I make is having nerdy friends who are nerds.
Needs a competitive Edward 40hands mod.
It seems they should omit the last three data points for the PS4 as it skews things.
They suddenly stopped selling WiiUs and Xbones at the end of 2013!
but it's got to be a shop, otherwise it would basically be impossible for the water to be moving about.
I cannot imagine women in general taking kindly to it. Or lots of guys.
Also funny: in an article about how women need to up their game and work harder to impress the byline photo is a skinny, pasty guy with a bad haircut wearing a baggy t-shirt.
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