When I met rms, I said “gnoperating system” lmao

I’m actually allergic to melatonin. Anyone else get insomnia and chills at a minimum? They love to push that shit on you to avoid narcotics because they deserve hard labor instead of medical jobs.

Now you two just had the same interaction as in the post lmao

If that’s what you wanna fuck, I am happy for you.

The Houston Eulers?

Call it whatever you want!

Samsung makes some of the best SSDs!!

The last time I said basically this same thing, someone recommended something…I think it was an industrial TV or something? I can’t remember!

At least you can turn that search thing off!

The problem isn’t the font itself, it’s the fact that they’re being reactionary.

He’s an idiot but that doesn’t make the EU necessarily a good thing.

I won’t.

Your comment did not come across as mean, I’m sorry I even said it like that; I was being hyperbolic to make a point. I was genuinely not trying to be mean to you either, as I was literally just having a goof replying back with a comment of equal superfluousness—again, not judgmentally or meanly? Is meanly a word?

I love that song “Alright Caroline”, presumably because they originally wrote it for the first or second album, but I’ve only just heard of it recently, so I’m like catching up. He says “Alright Caroline” like fifteen times in that song. It’s easy to get stuck in your head.

The subject matter of the song was not aimed at you, obviously, and I didn’t even look at your username. I’ll have to check out that link. Sorry!

I don’t care if you don’t upvote me, but it wasn’t mean. The comment was literally superfluous. If anything, their comment was mean.

A big part of the problem is that people think they’re talking to something intelligent that understands them and knows how many instances of letters words have.

Since your comment was entirely superfluous, I just replied in that same spirit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxUTu1R5iKY

Alright Caroline

Responses don’t need to be nuanced to be useful.

I’m sure they’re Type 1. At least with Type 2 you can kind of manage it a little without the meds. The insurance company should be firebombed for refusing to replace the damaged meds.