

For me I often have a fix in 5 minutes. I just don’t have the time to review and push
For me I often have a fix in 5 minutes. I just don’t have the time to review and push
Then get blocked, troll
or otherwise wider context
The knowledge that the issue with people drinking unpasterized milk happens with cow milk is the wider context.
Can we please stop injecting Hollow Knight into everything?
More sycophants 🙄
Nah, it’s that saying things that actual morons think isn’t funny
Are you saying that breast milk is normally pasteurized?
Because that’s what your comment implies
Agreed.
It could possibly be from your clueless comment making me out to be satan.
It was a bit…. curdled
Your sense of comedy is far, far worse than mine.
Don’t know why you brought that up
It’s called humour. And some people in the comments actually got the joke.
It’s obvious that “unpasteurized milk” is referring to cow’s milk. Don’t get pissed at me when you can’t understand humour.
And before you say anything, we’re in a memes community. It shouldn’t be a surprise that people are trying to make jokes here
Tbf, breastmilk isn’t normally pasteurized
EDIT: If you can’t figure out that this comment is humour, you seriously need to go outside and touch grass
Jokes aside, you may want to take them to a vet
Quit making everything about Hollow Knight
The counterpoint to that is that including a term for pi (or even rounding it to 3.14) would insignificant to add and look way more professional
My issue is that I already stated which one I liked and disliked.
Plus the way your comment is worded made it sound like you were going for some big ‘gotcha’ arguement, like “but you said you like Zelda so it doesn’t make sense to not like Darksiders”
I think it’s cool, as English could benefit from re-introducing “ð” (eth) and “þ” (thorn) and getting rid of “c” (because it’s fucking useless)
My only gripe with the user in question is that they get snippy when they’re corrected on when to use “þ”. They’re specifically using the usage in Middle English, not how Old English or modern Icelandic use them.
Alright, this one got me cracking up on my lunch break
Maybe a spicy Po’ Boy that’s twice the size?
I live in Ohio. They absolutely exist.
That being said, a lot of people in western Ohio go to Myrtle Beach every year, enough that I don’t really question it
Only if you aren’t going to eat in the restaurant. If you eat in you have to pay sales tax
This