I have a strong distaste for “organized fun”. I have never like bar crawls, and honestly I don’t (and never really have) like drinking games. This is takes all the elements I don’t like about dumb ass bar crawls and removes the one think I do like. Hard pass.
Lunchables are proof of how dumb kids are. It’s trash food in a colorful package. I was lucky to have mom that was an awesome homemaker/cook but my stupid ass would beg for Lunchables rather than some delicious sandwich with actual deli meat made with care. If you don’t grow out of liking Lunchables by like 7th grade, I don’t trust you.
I’m not overly concerned with germs, and probably wash my hands less than I should, but not washing your hands after taking a dump is a level of savagery that I refuse to take part in.
Or the dude could have said; “Cool. I’d like to see you again, let me know what works for you and we’ll plan something”, or something along those lines. I’d rather put the ball in their court and move on if they don’t respond.
It seems like our generation has a really wide span. But if you look at other generation classifications, it’s about the same. Technology moved so fast in the last 20 years that my childhood is more similar to my parents than my cousins who are only 10-12 years younger than me.
It’s doesn’t become more difficult to find new music as you get older. Hell, I would argue it’s easier now than it’s ever been. You just stop caring as much as you age.
The way I see it, wash cloths are for guests. Personally, I never ask for one but I keep them on hand for when I have people stay over. Then they get thrown in the wash with the rest of the towels.
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Whoever downvoted this probably thought the remake of Point Break was cool.
Fuck re-making movies for no goddamn reason.
you*. They really need to add an edit button for dummies like me.
This was great. There’s an article in The Atlantic about “concept creep” that is a great read if your liked this.
I’m so ready for a touch of gray in my beard. I feel like it commands respect.
I will be fixing my lawn mower and probably taking a baseball nap. Great weekend indeed.
About a year ago I had a very similar experience. Referred to a weekend consisting of home/auto repair, a few beers and good sleep as “sick”.
I have a strong distaste for “organized fun”. I have never like bar crawls, and honestly I don’t (and never really have) like drinking games. This is takes all the elements I don’t like about dumb ass bar crawls and removes the one think I do like. Hard pass.
Lunchables are proof of how dumb kids are. It’s trash food in a colorful package. I was lucky to have mom that was an awesome homemaker/cook but my stupid ass would beg for Lunchables rather than some delicious sandwich with actual deli meat made with care. If you don’t grow out of liking Lunchables by like 7th grade, I don’t trust you.
I was more offended that he did a bad job of getting his sarcasm across.
In a world of shitty apologies, this was a good one.
I’m not overly concerned with germs, and probably wash my hands less than I should, but not washing your hands after taking a dump is a level of savagery that I refuse to take part in.
Big co-sign on this one. As a 13 year old, the West Cannan Coyotes were the coolest dudes I’d ever seen.
Meeting cool old dudes is one of life’s little treasures.
Or the dude could have said; “Cool. I’d like to see you again, let me know what works for you and we’ll plan something”, or something along those lines. I’d rather put the ball in their court and move on if they don’t respond.
It seems like our generation has a really wide span. But if you look at other generation classifications, it’s about the same. Technology moved so fast in the last 20 years that my childhood is more similar to my parents than my cousins who are only 10-12 years younger than me.
Maybe. But you don’t want to be the asshole that went black tie if it’s not a black tie affair. At least I don’t.
It’s doesn’t become more difficult to find new music as you get older. Hell, I would argue it’s easier now than it’s ever been. You just stop caring as much as you age.
The way I see it, wash cloths are for guests. Personally, I never ask for one but I keep them on hand for when I have people stay over. Then they get thrown in the wash with the rest of the towels.
Sometimes I feel like the only person from the Midwest that doesn’t hate it.