It’s John Egbert’s birthday!!!

ELI5 for someone who’s too busy Doordashing to Google what these do?

Same. My former best friend repeatedly tried to touch my ex gf inappropriately “on accident” and kept inviting her to swim in his pool. I told him repeatedly that if he tried to get with her I wouldn’t be okay with it, and every time something happened he basically gaslit me.

After several months of that, in a drug fueled rant he finally admitted he did like her and was trying to get with her. He wouldn’t apologize for gaslighting me (a term I didn’t know at the time, but years later realized that’s what that word meant) so I blocked him on everything and left.

Want

In the SM64 A-press challenge boards, we just sort the leaderboards by A presses first and time second.

So if a level requires 1 press you can still get a place on the leaderboard, but if someone finds a way to do it in 0 presses, they’ll be placed at the top even if they were slower.

Can you really be angry over obtuse meeting obtuse?

Yeah I hate it too

I never used IRC so idk much about the clients, but is it possible his client just did that as a packaged feature?

It’s from @khyleri on Twitter

It’s Flat Fuck Friday!!

7 leftist hand-sitters who rolled out the red carpet for Trump. Yet no comments…weird :3

One-ninety-ception

No teeth = better head

It actually is for me to decide. I’m a moderator.

They weren’t being uncivil to you.

But if you’re not going to take the warning, then I guess I have no choice but to take the appropriate action. 🤷‍♀️

Keep it civil. There’s nothing wrong with debate/arguing here, but there’s no need for insults and stuff.

I mean, it’s the same concept. It’s just people get their panties in a twist when it’s AMAB people with feminine goals. Or vice versa.

I thought the first rule was… wait…

All 5, all at once

I remember City of Ember being pretty good for a kids series. There’s no “special powers” or anything, just some kids trying to escape what’s basically a city sized bomb shelter that’s semi-self-sustaining. I haven’t read it in decades but I’m pretty sure it’ll hold up as a book for your kids.