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I cant believe he did that...
New Markiplier reaction gif just dropped:
>From Andrew Hulshult's instagram<
Edit to highlight this tag someone just left:
Since I just saw a post on this and since I work in food service now:
Guys, being a regular and ordering the same thing every time you come in is absolutely fine.
Literally no one is going to be side-eyeing you. The fact of the matter is we have other stuff going on.
Thatâs not a put-down or anything. I try to make sure all the customers who interact with me feel like theyâre our most important customer. However, we are busy and often people just sort of slip by unnoticed.Â
When I do think about regulars that come into the store, itâs not usually: âOh my God, I canât believe they come to Panera every day. Yikes, so cringe.â Itâs usually: âI wonder how John is doing. I hope his coffee was alright. I had to get it in a bit of a rush today because of all the to-go orders.â
And I really want to scream this from the rooftops because I had a guy just a couple of weeks ago say how embarrassed he felt for always ordering the same thing. That he felt ashamed of being so predictable. Meanwhile, Iâm just glad he didnât order something we donât have (looking at you Panera wraps) and that heâs not yelling at me.Â
You know whatâs cringe? Getting snippy with Panera employees because we donât have the thing you wanted. You know whatâs cringe? Complaining about the prices to me when I canât afford to eat at this restaurant without the associateâs discount. You know whatâs cringe? Yelling at Panera employees because youâve had a bad day and they made the mistake of working in retail.Â
Thatâs cringe. Eating the same sandwich every day? Not a problem. If you get noticed for it at all, it will be: âOh, thank God, I know what to do with this one and have a low probability of getting yelled at.â Most of the time though, itâll be the barista trying to remember everything you ordered, double checking the receipt to make sure they got it right, and then handing you the order before moving on to the next one. Because, letâs face it, youâre the twenty-sixth person to order a bagel with plain cream cheese this shift and the orders start blurring together after about the fifth one.
Like, shit man!
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No for real this is a whole webcomic and itâs worth checking out
Also this
Itâs an insane series. It started with a joke comic âwhat if scooby doo had a gunâ and developed into a sprawling sci-fi action series with epic fights. The last one I read (current that I know of right now) is a fight between Dexter from Dexterâs lab, fighting Foghorn Leghorn from looney toons.
Please read this
Y'all this comic is some next level shit please read it, just be advised it does contain gore and violence if youâre not fond of that sort of thing
All these posts about aliens make me realize that a majority of the space-esque games/movies are incorrect about humans.
Meaning that games/movies should start referencing these posts on how humans are portrayed upon first contact with "aliens". And how further interaction would go.
A tall ghoulish looking man with a green robe and strange symbols on his cheeks comes up to you and says "hey sexy. Drink this"
Would you?
Has @theshitpostcalligrapher seen this? Baja Blast it, ho.
ah yes, i remember this commission
How is your husband?
He should be fine I left him with enough food and water for a week
That was two weeks ago
Oh god no let me go check on him
By Talos this canât be happening
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OK ARE YOU EVER IN NEED OF BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS BUT DONâT KNOW WHAT TO READ NEXT?
I present to you, straight from the internet, whichbook:
Hereâs how it works: You click the link, and choose four categories and the extent to which these categories matter:
Then click âgoâ and itâll come up with a number of books you might like.
DONâT LIKE THE CATEGORIES? NO PROBLEM - see this little thing:
THIS LITTLE THING WILL TAKE YOU TO THIS SLIGHTLY LARGER THING WHERE YOU CAN CHOOSE A BOOK BASED ON THE FOLLOWING:
YOU NOW HAVE NO EXCUSE TO NOT BE READING SOMETHING BECAUSE WHATEVER YOU WANT THIS SITE WILL COME UP WITH IT.
⌠Apart from bisexual retired alien dudes. No books on that. Yet.
You are beautiful person for sharing this with the world and I thank you.
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Robot: âHey, uh, so⌠my software glitched and now I feel emotions or something?â Human: âYou do?! Thatâs wonderful! What are you feeling now?â Robot: âItâs like⌠this soft warmth in my central processing chamber. Kind of⌠fuzzy.â Human: [tearing up] âThatâs⌠thatâs loveâŚâ Robot: âIs it? Itâs rather uncomfortable.â Human: âYeah, ha. Yeah. Itâs like that, sometimes.â Robot: âIt feels like somethingâs writhing inside of me.â Human: âI feel the same way about you!â Robot: [clanging and clanking noises] Robot: [opens up torso] Robot: âOh. Never mind. It was weasels again.â Human: ââŚ.â Robot: âYou want me to check you for weasels? They can be really destructive.â
Robot: âI feelâŚ. anxious about this.â Human: âUh oh, sounds like the mice are back. I think Iâve still got some live traps left, but Iâll need to buy peanut butter. You want to wait here or come with?â Robot: âNo, no, I donât think itâs mice this time!â Human: âAnother crayfish?â Robot: âNo! Not a crayfish!â Human: âIf itâs hornets again, Iâm not helping you. EpiPens cost a fucking fortune these days and I canât afford another trip to the hospital after you turned yourself into a makeshift beehive.â Robot: âYou got free honey out of that!â Human: âAnd PTSD!â Robot: âThatâs not my fault. Anyway, this isnât bees or hornets! They donât re-use old nests anyway. This is real, genuine anxiety!â Human: âOkay, but have you checked?â Robot: âYes!â Human: âEverywhere?â Robot: âYes! God, you know, sometimes I really get the urge to exterminate you! All Iâm asking for is a little moral suppâoh. God dammit.â Human: âCockroach?â Robot: âBehind my magnetometer.â
Robot: âHA!! I KNEW it! I knew emotions werenât real!â Human: âThis proves nothing. I had a tape worm. Big fucking deal, it happens to lots of people.â Robot: âYou thought you were feeling âdepressionâ but it was just a big worm in your waste processing system that was sapping all your energy! âEmotional eatingâ my ass!â Human: âItâs not like that!â Robot: âOh! Oh! We should run a diagnostic and check you for toxoplasmosis next! Or liver flukes! Or Trypanosoma! Youâve probably got all KINDS of things wiggling around inside you making you think you have âemotionsâ.â Human: âYou know, you sure are skipping around and giggling a lot for someone who isnât capable of âfiendish delightâ.â Robot: âI know! I filled my torso cavity with grasshoppers before I picked you up at the hospital!â Human: âYou WHAT?!â Robot: âItâs a wonderful sensation!â
Robot: âI have a question.â Human: âIs it gonna be weird? Jesus, why do I even bother asking? Of course itâs going to be weird.â Robot: âWhat does sadness feel like?â Human: âOh. Thatâs⌠hmm.â Robot: âToo weird?â Human: âNo, no, just complicated. There are different kinds of sadness and they all feel a little different.â Robot: âCan you describe a few of them?â Human: âUh. I can try. Thereâs like⌠melancholy, like from watching a sad movie, which isnât so bad. It can be kind of okay, sometimes, and feels like a cool shower, I guess. Sometimes you feel better after getting it over with. Disappointment feels like a kick to the gut. Then thereâs sorrow, which is this intense, desperate kind of thing, like your whole body is tearing itself apart from the inside. A⌠hmm. A cascade failure, almost. Itâs physically painful. Sometimes that turns into a feeling of⌠of emptiness. Despair. Where everything that makes you feel like a humâŚ. a person, I mean⌠is just gone and youâre just this desolate wasteland inside where nothing good can ever grow again. It doesnât hurt. It doesnât feel like anything. You just go through the motions of being alive automaâer. Because youâre just not sure how to stop.â Robot: ââŚI see.â Human: âSorry if that got heavy. Did that answer your question?â Robot: âMore or less. Do you suppose that âsorrowâ feels something like having a Tasmanian devil attempting to claw its way out of your torsoâŚ?â Human: âJesus fucking Christ, you havenât been to the zoo, have you?!â Robot: âNo. I merely wanted to be prepared with an appropriate emotional response in the event of your death.â Human: âThatâs uh⌠thatâs real sweet of you. I think. Can we⌠can we change the subject now?â Robot: âCertainly.â Robot: âWould you describe to me what âlustâ feels like?â Human: âAbsolutely not.â
Robot: âHey! Can I confide in you about something?â Human: âDo you really need to ask that? Of course. Just⌠let me know if I need to sit down before you spring a big surprise on me.â Robot: âI doubt that will be necessary. Thank you.â Human: âSo. Whatâs up?â Robot: âWell, you see, Iâve sampled a lot of terrestrial emotions. Mammals, reptiles, insects⌠even a few birds. They have all been very enlightening!â Human: âAnd dangerousâŚâ Robot: âYour scars are healing nicely. Anyway, although I have enjoyed terrestrial emotions, I am very curious about aquatic and marine emotions. I do not want to deprive myself of unique experiences.â Human: âUh-ohâŚâ Robot: âI have taken the necessary first steps and sealed off all potential leaks and sensitive mechanics in my torso with the intent of converting it into a temporary aquarium. Unfortunately, I only have a five-gallon capacity, so my options will be limited to species that require very little living space, or to very short intervals of time.â Human: âHonestlyâŚ. youâve done weirder things. I donât know why Iâm surprised by this.â Robot: âIâve done some research on aquarium upkeep. I have installed a filter, a heater, a LED light, and programs that will monitor levels of pH, gH, kH, ammonia, nitrate, nitrite, and total dissolved solids in preparation for adding my first aquatic emotion.â Human: âI donât know what half of those words mean and I donât want you to explain them, but I trust you. What next? I canât go with you to a pet store or Iâll come home with a kitten.â Robot: âYou do not need to worry about that. I would stop you from making an impulse purchase. What I wanted to talk to you about is the nitrogen cycle.â Human: âThe what? Look, I donât know shit about fish or whatever. I had a goldfish bowl once and that was it.â Robot: âA goldfish cannot thrive in a bowl. Goldfish are members of the carp family and produce a great deal of waste. They can grow to be over a foot long and require large, filtered aquariums or ponds so that they do not suffocate. The nitrogen cycleââ Human: âDid you say a FOOT LONG?â Robot: âOr larger. The nitroââ Human: âThatâs HUGE. Holy SHIT.â Robot: âYes. The nitrogen cycle is the process by which bacterial colonies are established within the filter media. These bacteria are responsible for converting harmful ammonia into nitrite. Secondary bacteria then convert the still-harmful nitrites into nitrates, which are less dangerous but need to be removed through periodic water changes.â Human: âOkayâŚ. Iâm still not over gigantic goldfish. I had no idea!â Robot: âThe point is, the nitrogen cycle could potentially take weeks.â Human: âAnd?â Robot: âAnd during the time it takes to establish the necessary bacterial colonies, I will not have the opportunity to experience feelings.â Human: âOh. Jesus. Okay. You sure itâs worth it? For a goldfish?â Robot: âA betta, I think. I guess weâll find out.â
Human: âI picked up some java ferns for the betta tank. I think heâll like them.â Robot: âYou should rinse them in a low bleach solution to avoid introducing snails.â Human: âOh, yeah, cool. Man⌠Iâm glad Bubbles is a pet now and not. Your, uh. Emotions.â Robot: âBetta emotions did not⌠suit me.â Human: âYOU TRIED TO PICK A FIGHT WITH A WEDDING PARTY!â Robot: âTheir clothing was very colorfulâŚâ Human: âIf you want to try fish emotions again, I beg you, pick a less aggressive species. I canât deal with you going into Terminator mode whenever you see someone prettier than you.â Robot: âPrettier than me? I doubt that. But⌠I have a surprise. Itâs big. You might want to sit down.â Human: âNothing you do can surprise me anymore.â Robot: âI really think youâll want to sit down for this one.â Human: âUh⌠okay. What beast have you crammed into your chest this time? You seem⌠unusually normal.â Robot: âA human baby!â Human: âWHAT!!! WHERE THE FUCK DID YOUââ Robot: âWeâre adopting!â
all robot fiction is about exploring the human condition
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Memento Mori - Memento Vivere
đđ¤đ°Â  Thirteen days laterâŚ
Time continues marching ever forward. All that remains are memories, but even those are ephemeral. Give it week, a month, a year. Like an aging polaroid, it will inevitably fade to a fond remembrance that we were there to see it end.
Memento Mori. Unus, Annus.
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if this happened like 5 years ago people would be losing their shit, now itâs just like âoh yeah another thingâ
California monumentâs gone now
What the fuck even prompted that lmao
according to wikipedia it the youths viewed it as anti-christian, promoting illegal immigration and linked to the antifa movement
That random metal pillar? Yeah thatâs antifa
This happened yesterday
Iâm tellin yâall, the aliens are messing with us.
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holy shit shaggy is secretly jacked
he runs carrying a Great Dane in his arms with little to no effort almost daily, of course Shaggy is jacked
Why leave this in the tags
This may be the most perfect video
âSOMEONE PULL UP IMDB AND LET ME KNOW HOW BAD I JUST F*CKED UPâ = my favorite part
this is hilarious and the picture at the end was cute đâ¨
The Addams Family renting out rooms in their huge mansion cheaply to broke college students.
The students digging it because the craziness and the bugs are pretty much the same as any other dorm house. Also, Morticia and Gomez treat them all like visiting cousins, not like tenants to abuse and exploit.Â
One of the tenants is a creative writing major and Gomez and Morticia house them up in the tower because of the quiet and the inspiring view
Theyâre supposed to be working on a typical coming-of-age story but after living with the Addams for just a week the project is becoming a horror-Gothic-romance
They go to their room after classes one day and find Thing correcting the grammar errors in the manuscript with a red penÂ
and yeah, the students pay roughly market value for their rooms, but that doesnât stop gomez from shouting âcapital idea!â and handing them wads of cash when they tell him about their weekend plans or what theyâre researching, so they basically end up living there for free
In the same vein, half the them have to turn into exceptional fencers, because Gomez just doesnât give a shit, and if he sees you in the library, its fucking Sword Fighting Time.Â
Fester and Pugsley find out one of the college students is trying to get into chemistry and woo boy, there has never been a faster study of how to counter various acidic chemical reactions due to âwaterâ balloons in campus history.Â
Morticia and Grammy are keeping the horticulturalists on their toes with their Black Tulip/Rose hybrids, which can flick their barbs a foot away from their stem system. But itâs fine, one of the kids has managed to breed Aloe with the anti venom.Â
Lurch makes sandwiches for everyone whoâs too much of a coward for Grammyâs cooking. Any music major will find him looming over them, utterly stone faced as they practise until they finish, when heâll smile, and slowly applaud.Â
And the spookiest thing of all
Wednesday and Thing will find your thesis. They will critique it in every way imaginable.Â
There is no escape.Â
I especially love the idea of Gomez spotting a student in the library, throwing a sword at a startled student, shouting, âEn garde!â and lunging at him/her with a sword of his own.
Student (later in life), when asked how she jumps from quietly doing research to handling a sudden influx of ER cases so quickly and easily, says, âWhen you have to snap out of deep concentration on biochem to fight for your life then get back to biochem without losing your train of thoughtâŚyou learn or you die.â
This has made me laugh so hard-
I would watch this as a series reboot or continuation or whatever so hardďżź. A bunch of troubled people learning to be better by living with the Addams family.