If the near alarm goes off forfeit all hope
The Corolla E110 was the eighth generation of cars sold by Toyota under the Corolla nameplate.
If the near alarm goes off forfeit all hope
If your friend could tap on your CD player without it skipping, you were cool
What’s wrong with lemmy.zip? I’m not up to date with the instance drama
That’s not useless, a 14th century monastery would love to have you
Sorry, I hope I didn’t come off as aggressive! I just think it’s amazing all the different ways people think.
Are you able to visualize? I have an inner monologue but no ability to visualize
Dude’s out here like
Almost as bad as the burn you’ll get from their razors
In my neck of the woods it was called fisher price windows lol
I’d pick wolf. They generally leave you alone and don’t want anything to do with you. I don’t know shit about gorillas
Really saved us a lot of time when we figured out you could just piss in the can
First I just draw this head, then erase some of the details… there! A circle!
Mmm… warm ranch dressing
I think they specifically mean Wi-Fi, not confusing it with cellular.
I would be surprised too if I went into a cave and suddenly my phone is connected to Wi-Fi. Where are the access points? Who is running internet all the way out here? I don’t see any telco boxes or signs of a human presence. Why do the speeds get faster the farther I go? Why did my phone connect to some random network when I specifically told it not to do that? It would be even weirder if it’s WPA3 protected or something because I obviously don’t have the password for the cave Wi-Fi
It’s been added on to. The original didn’t have the radio towers or “time out” area
Tfw the results for your prostate exam go to xXxB0ngLo4rd_420xXx @ aol.com
Prolapse Pig
They fold and retract for less attack surface and enhanced mobility
Oh man we just convinced our boss to let us move out of the basement to a beautiful office with huge windows that wasn’t being used.
I’m getting so many plants!
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