I’ve never been able to do something for the result if I didn’t enjoy the practice itself. Because I know that about myself, quitting things I don’t enjoy is nbd and I’ve been doing a job and a hobby (different things in case that’s not clear) I really enjoy for over 20 years. Try something else and enjoy yourself.
This happened to me IRL. As a kid one of my relatives heard I liked frogs. Every birthday, Christmas, etc., frogs. For years.
Do some have bubbles in them, too?
Given that’s David Lynch, I’d say his answer is true in this photo’s context and a sign of the undead apocalypse otherwise.
Genius. I love the idea.
They just put things back into the replicator without washing them. Otherwise you’d end up with as many cups as tribbles.
They’ll suck the life out of anything until it turns to dust. And I’m talking about the blonde on the left named Samus.
They also vibrate.
The old chestnut sprouts again. How long has this joke been around?
Touche
Typically all horses have no money. What would a horse even do with it anyway. And they don’t even have pockets to put in it.
You’re very important to the plot of Twin Peaks
The ant: I am the apex of a line of ancestors that gave me both a purpose and the ability to fulfill it. I could not ask for a more perfect existence.
I tried to go back to on prem several years ago. The DC got bought up by IBM, service went to shit, and I was forced to migrate out of there, either to another of the IBM’s DCs or elsewhere. Waiting weeks for new disks to be ordered every time we started getting close to storage capacity for the DB isn’t a great experience either.
The fish or the tool, either way it is.
The processor is tastefully hidden behind the fan. It’s fine.
Some of them even work for a week or two. But sustained effort? No thank you.
X-Men style sentinels?
It was all engineered by Aaron Spelling in order to make The House of Yes as a vehicle for Tori.