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I don’t know, but some ignorant people who don’t know biology are. (not talking about OP).
I don’t know, but some ignorant people who don’t know biology are. (not talking about OP).
Shaking the veggie tree again? COME AT ME BRUTHOR!
I am reveling in the sheer trash of this whole van movement and am awash in happiness for how utterly pointless all of it is. I commend you all for the pure and abject worthlessness we’ve accomplished. Rejoice in your accomplishments.
Then it’s not worth it.
Because it’s everyone’s answer. Always.
“I hate it, but I use it to talk to people.”
I have to keep it for communication with people who are only on that platform.
This is always the excuse. Same one people use for FB.
Drop it. If you want to keep talking to them, get their number. I’d they don’t give it to you, they’re not your friend and not someone you need to talk to.
Stop feeding the platform that feeds your addiction.
Outlook is a client. Do you mean Exchange?
It was a good one.
You don’t seem to understand the distinction. You monitor isn’t “broken.” It wasn’t rendered inoperable by Ubuntu. It simply wasn’t compatible with the way you set it up.
Your second monitor was not broken by Ubuntu. Your second monitor was no longer receiving a signal. The distinction is that the second monitor was functional but not compatible.
Come try our pizza, it’s #1 in the country
I’ve managed to block most of it. The mere mention of yiff makes my skin crawl.
So, you’re asking in Seinfeldian tones, “what is up with that?” about a 15 year old thing?
Those were practice rounds?
I want to believe this but I don’t want to search for it.
There’s actually a biological reason for this, believe it or not. Language and music “time share” many characteristics of both hemispheres of the brain. Language and music are processed in different hemispheres.
Read pages 20-26 of the book “How Music Really Works” by Wayne Chase. It breaks it down in detail.