Haha bingo. XD
It’s both disheartening and enlightening to be lumped into one category by one group, and then lumped into quite opposite a category by another group.
EDIT: The actual count stands at 93…
Haha bingo. XD
It’s both disheartening and enlightening to be lumped into one category by one group, and then lumped into quite opposite a category by another group.
EDIT: The actual count stands at 93…
If your car breaks down, you shout “the guy who beta tested this sucks!”
If your TV breaks down, you attempt to debug it before calling for a repairman.
If locked in a prison cell, you immediately look for the secret tunnel hidden beneath the bed/pile of hay. Failing that, you check your possessions and study each one carefully to discern how it can be used to get you out. If none of that works, you mentally begin writing a scathing review of said prison cell for being an uninspired piece of coding. If still in the prison cell an hour later, you add “and time-based puzzles suck big time” to your review.
Mostly, you don’t worry about time, knowing you can waste as much of it as you like and you’ll still be able to get everything you need to do done.
As looking at something takes no time at all, you expect to be able to closely observe everything in view in a single instant.
On entering an unlit room, your first instinct is to leave and look for a flashlight, rather than finding the light-switch.
You are vaguely offended that you wake up every morning in the bedroom of an apartment or house, rather than a mortuary slab, beach, laboratory or prison cell.
You just made me laugh out loud.
Me too!
FTFY
108: Once you admired a sunset, but you never notice them now. Maybe it has something to do with you turning off verbose mode.
You consider greeting your friends equivalent to simply talking to them.
When listing belongings, you mentally add “no tea” to the list.