well there ya go i guess

whatever gets the money at this point

okay, so just another feature to ignore then… does anyone here actually use pocket? lol

about 24 loonies if you know what a Canadian dollar coin looks like.

otherwise, it’s about 18 us dollar coins.

give me a fucking break!

it’s PINK! i’ll fight you on this. new civil war type shit. pink. fuck you :P

i ran the numbers, and i was surprised to find that $20K would get you about 5 gold coins.

“okay, i’m gonna need about five min- oh!”

i was wondering what that smell was

Imam wants to be an Idaddy

it’s 3am. i’m surprised, too.

assuming it’s onomatopoeia, that’s how i’d spell a belly chuckle. i’m curious, though, about how you would spell the sound of a belly chuckle :)

I agree. Enough with these simple memes - we need full-on propaganda!

You know what my OS doesn’t do? Yeah, exactly. That’s the better question now.

PS I love you

i’m really disappointed at the lack of appreciation for my stellar sense of humour.

I didn’t consider the drum circle angle - completely apt

internet is fun. and i really don’t know what i’m replying to.

your kettle kinda sounds like we need another tea party

nah, it’s just practical.

every time i make tea, i have to wait because it’s too hot. and then i forget about it, so it’s tepid when i remember. but by then i’m committed so i’m used to just drinking tepid tea now.

plus, it keeps my sour milk from curdling

No mas

that’s the guy that goes down on you like john mayer and when he comes back up you realize it was carrot head

the illusion is STRONG. i just typed up two draft replies before i realized what actually you’re saying here.

fuck off

1786, “office in a theater in which tickets are sold,” from box (n.1) + office (n.). Box is attested from late 14c. in the specialized sense of “money box,” especially one in which money is kept for some particular purpose; this was extended to “funds, money” before c. 1400. Box office in the figurative sense of “financial element of a performance” is recorded by 1904.

https://www.etymonline.com/word/box-office