Not called out, seen.

I find I have no evidence to rebut this claim.

lemmynsfw.com

Yes, definitely but I’m particularly worried that Thailand has a reputation for sex tourism, mail order spouses and underage people trapped in sex work.

24 year old man with artillery in his rectum: “Ooo, how did that get there? I didn’t notice one going down when I was eating. I thought it was a bit uncomfortable when I tried to poop. Well thank you for sorting that out for me. I couldn’t kee… No, no, ok, I guess you’re right.”

Older, wiser, less desperately horny men: if it doesn’t have a flared base, or if there’s any possibility it could come apart or break, don’t put it in. Source: the internet.

Who is surprised that the international pedophile ring of rich and powerful men that contains Donald Trump also contains Vladimir Putin? I’m not.

Thailand should definitely be in top 10!

I’m not entirely sure that all of the trans people are safe and well treated in Thailand.

in accordance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

I thought the act required the (partially redacted) release of all of the files, not the release of roughly half of them. What’s in the other half, mr trump?

It surely would have trashed his car even if it was a regular snowman. Dude is a douche.

Your friend’s single mom was hot so you banged her up against the freezer when she caught you having a midnight cup of milkshake?

I couldn’t figure out what the clue was that the kid would be a programmer. Surely any kid could have gotten this right? Then I read your comment and it all made sense. Thank you.

And yes, yes I am a programmer.

EditPad Lite.

Ah, that makes sense now! Or at least, as much sense as any of the rest of it!

Yum.

Actually, because a chain is 66’, a link is 0.66’ or 7.92".

A furlong is then 660’, so 220 yards, which is 201.17m.

A mile, being 8 furlongs is then roughly 1.6km

The date part of ISO 8601 doesn’t have slashes, it has dashes and requires double digits: 2026-01-04

yyyy-mm-dd is superior it is unambiguous and sorts well.

231=3 * 7 * 11, just in case you wanted to buy enough to give each of your three children 11 cubic inches of orange juice every day for a week.

How on earth are your colleagues supposed to know this from “hi”?! If there really is an urgent problem, actually say what it is. Why do you expect all your colleagues to deduce that ‘hi’ means “production is currently shut down, please help immediately”?

DON’T just say hi. Say what the problem is. Just saying ‘hi’ shows no respect whatsoever for your colleagues’ time management.

Don’t expect people to make themselves available to you without telling them what for. “I reached out” is a shitty phrase for “I expected them to drop everything but I didn’t explain why or what the problem is and for some reason I’m blaming them for no progress happening. I tried prodding my colleagues silently with literally no information whatsoever and now I’m all out of options. Please can management intervene, because telling my colleagues absolutely nothing about what needs to be done isn’t working - for some reason they’re not doing anything. I act like my urgent work problem is utterly meaningless content-free chit-chat and then get butthurt when people don’t respond to it. Management needs to make sure all my colleagues always drop everything for me instantly on my say so without hesitation or any context because otherwise they’re unhelpful. Please tell my colleagues that ‘hi’ from me means it’s AN EMERGENCY WHICH MUST BE HANDLED IMMEDIATELY.”