• @cyps
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      113 months ago

      Excuse me, this is Lemmy, where we always assume the worst and comments are almost always negative.

      • Hegar
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        63 months ago

        That’s not a Lemmy thing, that’s just life

        • merde alors
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          33 months ago

          you appropriately assumed the worst and wrote a negative comment 🙂

  • @[email protected]
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    Man I hope the authors partner is aware of that page because the colour scheme alone is (was, I hope) a red flag. Also from the link up top -

    Mil would like to apologise: For the only thing for which his girlfriend hasn’t yet blamed him; The eruption of Mount St Helens. Sorry - don’t know what I was thinking

  • merde alors
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    I eat two-fingered Kit-Kats like I’d eat any other chocolate bars of that size, i.e., without feeling the need to snap them into two individual fingers first. Margret accused me of doing this, ‘deliberately to annoy her’.

    🤣

    • @NOT_RICK
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      I shared this one with my wife. Sounds like something I’d get accused of, lol

    • shnizmuffin
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      43 months ago

      To be fair to Margret, I eat all Kit-Kats like this because I know it will upset anyone who sees me do it.

  • irelephant 🍭
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    This feels like its from the mid 1900s. The styling is certainly a choice.

  • merde alors
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    Our sink is blue and we’re not talking about it. It happened over a week ago; I was leaning over the sink, brushing my teeth, when I noticed that there was a sort of lazuline patina that had seeped over most of the surface. Margret hasn’t mentioned anything about this. Why she hasn’t is that she’s obviously tried to clean the sink with, well, I don’t know, some fluid used for stripping entrenched cerriped colonies from the hulls of submarines or something (they were probably offering three bottles of the stuff for the price of two at Aldi). She is waiting for me to mention it. But I am a wily fox, and will be doing nothing of the sort. I’m no wet-behind-the-ears, naive youth anymore, not by a looooong way, and I can perfectly see the spiked pit the seemingly innocent words, ‘Did you know the sink’s blue’ are covering. It would go - precisely - like this: Me: Did you know the sink’s blue? Margret: Yes. I did. I used a jungle exfoliant produced by the Taiwanese military to clean it, and it discoloured the surface. Me: Oooooooo. K. Margret: Well maybe, just maybe, if you cleaned the sink once in a while… You see what she did there? Now I’m facing a whole day of ‘When did you last…?’ Well, not this canny fellow - not this time, my friends. Our sink is blue and we’re not talking about it.

    i think i will go get the books. i can’t stop reading this

    • @9point6
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      63 months ago

      Ikr, I was telling myself that I’ll finish reading that and get back to what I was doing—20 minutes later I realise I’m not even halfway

      • @Maalus
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        Yeah it’s best to just bite into it

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          Agreed. A close second to cutting in half (the proper way) and eating it with a spoon.

          • @Maalus
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            The second they engineer a kiwi with alopecia is the last day a knife will touch a kiwi.

  • @tpyo
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    Haha omg I haven’t read this site in years thanks for bringing me back, and with new drama to pore over!

  • @shalafi
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    23 months ago

    Oh my god I forgot this existed. And I’m right back in…