Good. Fuck seagulls. Fucking pricks

You can share it with me if you want!

Yeah, generations in general are bullshit arbitrary classifications based on years.

I agree about the boomer name, too.

I wouldn’t expect gen x to be as largely known for computer illiteracy as those two generations

One of which who first found computers as this strange new technology nobody’s heard of, and the other entering adulthood while desktop computers are slowly becoming irrelevant for some if not most

So in my perslective I would’ve thought Gen X was right there with Millenials in the sweet spot

Natalya, 007 goldeneye comes to mind

1/8th of a cup

1st and 2nd are prettt much the same thing, just one nose is tiny and one is huge.

It definitely wouldn’t be the third one

Hey, I like boobies too!

Guess she’s a nobody?

It’s a cartoon

There, explained.

Man, I’ve never understood this nobody meme and it seems nobody is even able to explain it.

Why are we talking about poutine? All I see is olives on fries

I love your cats 😭

I mean, yeah a bit of fat would be neat too. But I find that just as hard to put on as muscle. Holy hell I don’t think I could take in any more food than I already do, idk where it all goes!

Idk, maybe all the “you’re too skinny” “you’re anorexic” “you need a .milkshake” I’ve been hearing all my life.

But yeah muscle is the kind of weight I’ve tried to gain. In my early 20s I spent 6 days a week in thr gym for 6 months and only gained 15 lbs. I drank 4L of milk a day. I ate a breast of chicken every day. I took in as .any grams of protein per meal, as I weighed in lbs. I took mutant mass and farted it all out. It was exhausting. Then I started a new career, and life got too busy to keep at it, spending 2-3 hrs a day in traffic. It was just too much so I lost all that weight

I took the concerta with my cereal before school as prescribed by my doctor. Lunch I was able to get down my pb&j, but dinner was impossible past the second or third bite

That’s a first

Eeeyyyy!! 🤙🏻

I dono… I just always wanted to be normal, not rely on a drug that gives me undesirable side effects, and if I forget to take it, I have a terrible day.

I’m still trying to learn to fit in every day, and it’s hard. I still slip up, and have my days some times. It’s not going away either, but this is how I choose to do it

Yeah you’re right and that’s great for them, but I’m not part of that group