Hey, that's the same plan I have for my next date.
toynbee
exercise isn't going to do squat
What if you do squats?
Am I a cat?
Played by Jason Gann.
Apparently I forget that I posted something within six minutes, because seeing this in my inbox was rather surprising until I remembered the context.
I was confused by this message, thinking that you were randomly distracted by discussing PlayStation 2 performance with someone, until I remembered PS/2.
At least it wasn't 5-pin. I might have thought you were talking about S-video.
If someone refers to you as contrarian and you consistently go along with it, doesn't that make you agreeable?
If you say "no" to this question, I think it supports my point, but I'm not sure anymore.
I live in a rural area and, while there are a few local restaurants, almost all of the few that have a web presence have it exclusively on Facebook with their menus hidden behind this. Other sites have archived menus, but they're all outdated.
I don't order from most local restaurants.
It's entirely possible that they were engaging with the "contrarian" bit.
Then it's an appropriately named community.
IIRC, the next line is "good night!" which really enhances this response.
If I don't recall correctly, well... I guess I've added nothing and I apologize.
Disclaimer: while this is an old joke, I copied this exact text (minus formatting changes) from a Reddit post after doing a web search to make sure I remembered the joke correctly.
A Buddhist monk walks up to a hot dog vendor and says: "Make me one with everything."
After a brief chuckle, the vendor makes the hot dog and gives it to the monk, saying "That will be $4 please." After the monk hands over a $10 bill, he finds himself waiting uncomfortably while the vendor does nothing except stare back at him.
Awkwardly, the monk asks "What about my change?" "Ah," replies the hot dog vendor, "Change must come from within."