Last time I asked that the only thing they liked was that I briefly held a job that wasn’t related to the field at all. It was working at a library. “I thought that was neat.”

That was it. Nothing else was noteworthy.

First one is a screencap from Overly Sarcastic Productions. I sadly don’t remember where the second one came from.

I agree.

Isn’t that just what Firefox was before it was Firefox?

We’re really fortunate that our cat loves to gnosh on toys that will scrape her teeth; she’s on an all wet diet to help with bowel issues. Of course I still toss her a few greenies treats every other night because she goes nuts for them and it can’t hurt.

I’ve read it and listened to the audiobook and it really is great. Yes there are some dry parts but they bring their signature flare to helping to understand which makes getting through it a lot easier.

I wonder if we’ll see this happen in the next 20 years…

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I’ve been complimented on my voice before, and those aren’t weird compliments. But delivery is important. I had a coworker tell me, “Your voice is great!” And of course I’m thankful. But then deadpan, she goes, “You should do ASMR so I can listen to it.”

Now that was a weird compliment.

USA! USA! USA!

It’s holding its tail down!

We both hung out on a Digimon fansite in high school lol

I recently read them all back to back. It’s been fun, I appreciate the consistency of style and humor while the jokes age up over time.

To your credit, language is indeed an ever-evolving thing and what words mean what is not a constant, particularly in this age of internet.

Point against you, is that means that a ‘meme’ is largely whatever the majority of people think it is.

Certainly. The joke is the phenomenon known as Carcinisation. The idea that ‘everything winds up a crab’ in evolution.

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Absolutely! My reasoning as well. “Elegant” goes with just about everything.

Top right is accurate.

Oh cool! Our town does something similar in the summer. One street is dedicated to the farmer’s market, and several chunks of parking are converted to outdoor seating.

There’s something cathartic about seeing a comic character enact over the top violence on someone representing our everyday annoyances and rude people.