Friends of mine just moved to New Hampshire. The week of the move, the mom posted on Facebook that their daughter would get to build a snowman.That's like my daughter telling me sadly that she's never seen snow.
My reply was, "THIS WEEK!?!?!"
Friends of mine just moved to New Hampshire. The week of the move, the mom posted on Facebook that their daughter would get to build a snowman.That's like my daughter telling me sadly that she's never seen snow.
When I went to see the Tigers at Comerica Park, I was shocked at how flat the surrounding neighborhood was when I looked out from the upper deck concourse.That's like my daughter telling me sadly that she's never seen snow.
When I took the train to Fargo for a convention, I was fucking amazed at how flat everything past Ohio is. It's like, "Where the fuck is the horizon?" I can kind of understand why there are so many flat earthers in the midwest - because for them, that's all they can see. And also they're morons.When I went to see the Tigers at Comerica Park, I was shocked at how flat the surrounding neighborhood was when I looked out from the upper deck concourse.
I live in "Free Degree Land" (see: Heather Bresch and her phony MBA). My mom's from Oxycondia, and dad was from Moneyton.For full disclosure, you know that "funny map" of NJ that went viral a while back? I'm in the "hill people" area.
The new place ain't nothing like The Corner used to be.When I went to see the Tigers at Comerica Park, I was shocked at how flat the surrounding neighborhood was when I looked out from the upper deck concourse.
It was in the 70s here yesterday when my hives kept on going and going.The lack of humidity tends to mean that your sweat evaporates almost as soon as it forms as well. On a semi-related note, a couple of days ago, my daughter thought 40% humidity was super humid.
Come to Texas.I want to live in Pepperoni Roll Land.
I love their Peproni Rolls.
I didn't get it yesterday, but the specialty item at the Black Bears ballpark is the Loaded Pepperoni Roll...I want to live in Pepperoni Roll Land.
Humidity in SK is normally around 20-25%.40%?! I didn't think humidity could go that low.
You must send me one. Your Queen commands it.[DOUBLEPOST=1499731389,1499731346][/DOUBLEPOST]I didn't get it yesterday, but the specialty item at the Black Bears ballpark is the Loaded Pepperoni Roll...
Basically a chili cheese pepperoni roll.
I have a barn.I need to move out there! I would have no hives just for existing.
I dip myself in a vat of moisturizer every morning.
Humidity in SK is normally around 20-25%.
I dip myself in a vat of moisturizer every morning.
A little taken.--well maybe a little offense--
I feel like it's in every other comment on Reddit or imgur. "Conflate" was another word that went through a rash of internet overuse a while back, but it seems like it died down.I've seen schadenfreude, but i've never seen the summer child thing until this thread.
I'll add schrodinger's cat to the list of internet things that wore out their welcome.
Hah, that reminds me of one year, when we had JUST bought a new radio station to add to our lineup in november but weren't sure what format we were going to go with on it yet, so we decided to make it "Radio Christmas" thru the end of December. We hyped it up as the station you could tune to at any time for christmas music. With a demo target on families.Hey, it could be worse.
Local radio station keeps getting hijacked by song about masturbation
--Patrick
That's a really catchy song.Hey, it could be worse.
Local radio station keeps getting hijacked by song about masturbation
--Patrick
I'd never heard it, but I had heard the other one.That's a really catchy song.
My wife told me she'd never seen snow, so I took her to Canada in January. One trip through Alberta later, and she's seen enough snow for a lifetime.That's like my daughter telling me sadly that she's never seen snow.
Being immersed in it does dull its charm.My wife told me she'd never seen snow, so I took her to Canada in January. One trip through Alberta later, and she's seen enough snow for a lifetime.
Ah, you chose the drowning method of learning to swim.My wife told me she'd never seen snow, so I took her to Canada in January. One trip through Alberta later, and she's seen enough snow for a lifetime.
TIL I learned that Dei's daughter is imitating Terrik.Pretty sure school needs to start up again soon because I have taken to shouting at my daughter to shut the fuck up every time she starts complaining. Which is terrible parenting, but I am on my last nerve with her.
I loved building snow forts, tunneling through massive piles made by the plows, throwing snowballs at the girls, and tobogganing down the hill with my stuffed ti- okay, somewhere here I obviously mixed up my childhood memories with a comic strip. But yeah, snow is awesome.Being immersed in it does dull its charm.
--Patrick