This guy kerbals
This guy kerbals
That Mitchell and Webb sketch where they discuss faking the moonlanding to save money, and the only real savings was on catering…
An idiot capable of correcting one self, at least. Whatever your question was, I’m glad I could help (I think?)
Copying my comment from a discussion a while back:
Everything I wear is based around practicality which involves a lot carrying capacity. As someone who’s a lot on the move, this is my usual kit:
Jeans, right pocket: Snus
Jeans, left pocket: Bluetooth earbud charging box thingy
Jeans, right back pocket: Boarding pass / ticket
Jeans, left back pocket: reserved for trash
Jacket, left front pocket: card holder, in which I also keep receipts
Jacket, left inner pocket: Phone
Jacket, front right pocket: varies. Usually a pack of chewing gum and a pen
Jacket, right inner pocket: Wallet with passport and misc other important stuff
Backpack: Two laptops, a change of clothing, USB battery bank, a bunch of adapters so I can plug in almost anywhere, phone stand, misc access cards, a plastic fork, and a toothbrush. Plenty of room to spare for things I add last minute or pick up along the way.
When I’m only moving locally, it’s the same except I don’t bring my backpack. And when I’m not flying, I have a small multitool/knife in my right inner jacket pocket instead of my wallet.
Oh, and up until a few hours ago I used to have my sunglasses hanging from a ring that is hanging Frodo-style around my neck. But I realized while I was boarding my plane on my way home that I’d left them in the airport lounge. No time to fetch them, but they weren’t particularly expensive.
I don’t see the problem. But that’s probably because my goto-language is perl.
Must be a continental thing. Here in noggieland we have a simple illuminated green cross.
Xenial, I think it’s called. I was the youngest, and I was born in 1983. My siblings are Def GenX, and I never quite identified with that group.
I never quite identified as a millennial either, I’m somewhere in between.
Why wouldn’t we welcome Large Gay BattleTanks?
Unfortunately I doubt that the ones who consider this community transphobic knows about the “genius” og Mike Sparks.
There, hopefully anyone reading your comment might take the hint that there’s usually a lot of background context.
Some crybaby didn’t understand satire, and interpreted a post as “Identify as an attack helicopter, but with extra steps.”
I don’t remember the original post, but it was referencing aerosexuals, and in case you’re new here: “planefucker” is a term of endearment.
Honestly, I don’t. I stopped caring about windows ages ago.
Cis straight middle aged dude with four kids here.
But I acknowledge that planes come in all genders, and planefuckers and boatfuckers have the right to choose according to their preference.
It was.
Source: Had one myself.
I’m inclined to somewhat agree. As someone who enjoyed snooping around a mostly unencrypted and insecure internet 25 years ago, I can wholeheartedly tell you that most people’s files are pretty boring.
Corporate computers on the other hand…
Not sure if you’re referring to alcoholism or assassinations, but I guess you’re right either way.
I was peer pressured by some friends into Project Zomboid a few weeks ago. We’re having great fun, especially now that I’ve figured out the game properly.
And speaking of peer pressure, my character is a smoker.
Could it be more of a “new to the internet”-thing, maybe?
Not sure if it’s the case anymore, but strong opinions were matched with EQUALLY STRONG STYLISTIC CHOICE!!!, often coupled with poor grammar/spelling, and a tendency to lean more towards rehashing the same opinion rather than making a rational argument.
When I was in the army almost 20 years ago, the grease used on smaller caliber weapons were often referred to as cat cum.