Search results

he's got a pigeon and everything. mfer escaped OP quarantine

i have been thinking about this nonstop tbh. it haunts me. what if that river is dammed up and then it floods because nobody knew there was a magic infinite water machine and whole towns are swept away in the resulting watery carnage

at some point i had a contract job that was physically impossible to accomplish according the specs in the protocol. I contacted a supervisor asking for direction. he responded with a laughing emoji and then went on vacation in europe for two weeks. i'm very very glad you think this is...

GOOD GOD I FORGOT THE ISEKAID CHEF. i would be losing my fool mind over soybeans too. single most relatable guy

I looked this up, actually! Got curious and wondered if it was a regional dialect, and the answer is that it sort of is and sort of isn't. So near as I can figure, it first appeared in print around 1910 in Australia and New Zealand. Today, it's very common for Aussies, Kiwis, Brits, and somehow...

Not a mistake. "beg pardon" is a normal shortening of the phrase. think of it as bewildered slang in much the same way that we no longer say "god be with ye" and instead say "goodbye".

pretty much! who among us contract workers have not had a laborious project shoved at us at the last possible minute and then had their direct supervisor leave on a two week trip to another continent immediately after such that no guidance on the project is available? that said, the panel...

on behalf of contract workers everywhere, i salute you for your invaluable service. i would physically expire on the spot if i had to deal with clients in my emails and i have no idea how you guys get through the day without screaming into a pillow. you're what keeps society from collapsing

i'm in my 30s and i talk like this, particularly with respect to management being The Worst. you're always free to do the TLs yourself kiddo, but somehow I doubt you will. But also like... the man's an engineer. Have you MET an engineer? They do indeed talk exactly like this and will find...

There's nothing missing; I misattributed two speech bubbles by accident, thinking it was Miyabi talking about himself. The Japanese sentence structure just used subject-verb without much in the way of relevant pronouns, and no characters were in frame, so I couldn't tell who was speaking and...

awwww we all saw it coming but they are very good kids