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I’d have to say the hair comb.
I’d have to say the hair comb.
It’s not you. If I’m at a RESTAURANT and can’t hear my friends, I leave. I won’t spend money at a place I have to yell to be heard (unless there’s a band I specifically want to see or I’m at a bar, but even bars have limits).
Stewart can play both roles on his own. He will not hesitate to call EITHER side out.
That is one diabolic curse. Diane, remind me to never piss off Empricorn.
I said “publicly.” I wasn’t commenting on the fact that you corrected someone, but the fact you did so publicly.
Ah, gotcha.
If you can tell what the person means, there’s no reason to publicly correct their spelling or grammar.
Could a grease monkey script do something similar? I’m probably just talking out of my butt, but it seems like GM can sometimes do things easier or better (or just at all) that extensions can’t or won’t do.
Reminds me of the episode of The Office where Jim tricks Dwight into being his own assistant.
Baby bitch. That’s poetry.
The Notebook, but it’s on the moon.
Since I’m able to share gif, jpg, png files with no problem, then, yeah, I’m going to say this is webp’s fault. Yes, I’m blaming a file format. /s(?)
No, I don’t hate a file format, I hate its lack of support.
Can you recommend a good one?
FB Messenger Lite is one of those that doesn’t.
I know, and it’s bullcrap.
I’m using FB Messenger Lite. Telegram may have the same problem, but I’m 100% on that.
Hadn’t even thought of that. From what I’ve seen, changing the file extension just makes the file unusable.
Call me weird, but I have never once salivated to the smell of any wood.
Hehehehehehe