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Indifference is what this thread is all about, Man
Someone take the portrait. This man gets it.
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Indifference is what this thread is all about, Man
I tried to sell this ultrasonic bone stimulator thing I had on ebay, and they rejected the listing as it is a prescription item. My friend says that I should donate it to some charity for a tax deduction. In the past, they've de-listed a key chain they said was brass knuckles.
I think it's due to some California law. But, as with the medical gizmo, they sell them on Amazon.You can't list brass knuckles on ebay? What a bunch of bitches.
Ate some sausage last night. Tasted kind of off so i stopped. Woke up this morning feeling not great. Checked the expiry date. July 30.
If we don't hear from you tomorrow we'll know what happened.
Buggernope. just fine.
Use-by dates are simply stupidAte some sausage last night. Tasted kind of off so i stopped. Woke up this morning feeling not great. Checked the expiry date. July 30.
Use-by dates are simply stupid
YesI think over half the flight to Newark is full of men with yarmulke - that many Jewish people live there?
Now even the Hasidic Jews.
So you gonna take the job?Went to lunch with a guy today, talking job prospects. It was good. Better, because he bought lunch. After swapping stories and talking about Master's programs, he tells me he has a contact at a startup and I'd be a great fit. He gives me the contact's name. We connect this afternoon and trade a couple of emails. The guy has a fairly common last name but his picture comes up on his gmail account. As does mine.
We're both in the Reserves. One weekend a month, we work in the same room.
Nobody's offered me anything, yet. He's part of a startup. We'll talk.So you gonna take the job?
Be like the wild men ofLanded in Borneo the other day. Nonplussed. I just... so what, really? It's not that different from Java. I thought it'd be something but it's not. It's nothing.
I should go out into the jungle.
Landed in Borneo the other day. Nonplussed. I just... so what, really? It's not that different from Java. I thought it'd be something but it's not. It's nothing.
I was coming back from Atlanta and passed by a duty free shop to purchase some whisky. The salesperson manning the liquor and tobacco section was shadowing me. I told him I'd reach out to him if I needed anything whilst moving away from him. He then asked from behind, "You're coming from Toronto?" To which I turned to him and replied, "Yes - how do you know?" And he made a gesture to how I was dressed. Is there an impression amongst Americans how people dress in Toronto? I'm not sure people here dress particularly well.
This is the international terminal and I must have passed by at least three flights to the UK, one to Munich, one to Paris and a few to South America during my time there. Granted, they all look like they were filled with passengers "dressed down" for holidays.
You were in a suit, right? No one flies to Europe in a suit unless it is a custom fresco blazer suit
The clerk must read SF
Fwiffo , what did you end up buying?
No sense in being snobbish about whisky!
You were in a suit, right? No one flies to Europe in a suit unless it is a custom fresco blazer suit.
BollocksI was flying back from Japan in the middle of winter a few years back, on a flight that departed at 9:30 at night and arrived at 6:30 local time the following morning, and there was a man in front of me in the check-in queue wearing a navy fresco suit with patch pockets on the jacket. His trousers were cuffed at the ankle and he wasn't wearing any socks. He was wearing a pair of Carmina loafers.
Who the hell turns up at an airport in the middle of winter wearing a fresco suit and loafers without socks for a night-flight? Well, it turned out that someone who works for P.Johnson Tailors does!
Never have I flown in a suit or odd jacket for that matter
You prefer the hands free shopping pouches that hangs the baby in front? That's why we have so many retarded kids. I don't blame them though - you'd be developmentally disabled if you had to stare at your mother's chest for the entirety of your formative years.I helped a mother lift her stroller with a sleeping toddler in it up two flights of stairs in the subway today. When we got to the top she neither looked at me nor thanked me.
I hate strollers too, a stupid American waste of plastic.
You prefer the hands free shopping pouches that hangs the baby in front? That's why we have so many retarded kids. I don't blame them though - you'd be developmentally disabled if you had to stare at your mother's chest for the entirety of your formative years.
I make it a habit to walk quick enough past subway stairs or any stairs to avoid assisting. Too many potential liability issues. What if the stroller breaks? What if she drops her end? You get pushed by someone and drop yours?