Saapas

Rear ending is more deadly than rear ending

I don’t get it

What’s with all the 30-yos with back problems like that’s not an age where you’re supposed to have a bad back yet lol

You’ve read Caesar’s works too??

I love these posts on LinkedIn. Tbh I love the similar serious posts too singe they’re so unhinged

Make us whole

I have the same and also at work with the sleeve getting wet and muddy. From there it gets everywhere it’s s real fucking pain in the ass

That’s what first popped into my head and ofc it is the top answer hah

This is straight from The Onion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJklHwoYgBQ

I think they directed it at people who think they inow how you feel and insist their interpretation is correct even when told it isn’t. I’ve met some people like that.

As an example, people who claim you must be upset about something and telling you how your body language clearly says so even when you aren’t really upset etc. But that’s a sort of self-fulfilling prophesy because people do get upset that hah

I just sometimes scrub it to get the calcium out

It seems like some people in the comments think so. Like they have a super ability to sense when someone is angry but looking very angry lol

Thst sounds pretty normal

I don’t think OP was making fun of that normal stuff

They might have some rule about carding everyone

Exactly. Just have a system that has basically no other info than “they had a valid token showing they’re 18”. Nobody does anything with that info if there’s a data breach.

I wonder how different Linux distros are going to implement this

Incompetence is one big reason why current style systems are just a no-go for me.

That’s really what the whole rest of my reply was about. We need a system more like carding and less like giving them copy of your passport.

>Microsoft triggered a viral furor when it revealed a Teams update to tell your company when you’re not at work.

This is the funniest thing, people mad that Teams tracks if you’re actually doing work lol

They are joking about the poor state of public transit in the US