

Only a fool would associate Lemmy and Star Trek.
Only a fool would associate Lemmy and Star Trek.
I used to live less than a minute from Aberdeen and have never heard of this. My wife, then girlfriend, would go to the Restaurant Supply store down near Baltimore instead. Thanks for the link!
Hey, that’s the same plan I have for my next date.
Apparently I forget that I posted something within six minutes, because seeing this in my inbox was rather surprising until I remembered the context.
If someone refers to you as contrarian and you consistently go along with it, doesn’t that make you agreeable?
If you say “no” to this question, I think it supports my point, but I’m not sure anymore.
I live in a rural area and, while there are a few local restaurants, almost all of the few that have a web presence have it exclusively on Facebook with their menus hidden behind this. Other sites have archived menus, but they’re all outdated.
I don’t order from most local restaurants.
It’s entirely possible that they were engaging with the “contrarian” bit.
ROT13 all the things!
I mentioned this in another recent post, but before I was old enough to drive, my mom always said that one should let aggressive drivers “go have their accident somewhere else.”
That’s fine - I was just making a joke because the original comment referenced “international nerds” and you referred to yourself as an “international lemmy user.” I was joking that you were distancing yourself from the nerds, even though just being on lemmy makes it likely you are a nerd. All good!
I noticed you modified the label from the original message. Are you suggesting you’re not a nerd?
edit: Also, if we’re talking about the nineties, don’t forget our deployment of ninjas.
If I ever start a band, I’m calling them “International Nerds.”
Your second sentence makes me think an equal sign would be appropriate.
What is MECFS? I assume I could look it up, but it seems likely you would welcome the chance to elucidate.
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Fair enough.
Who are you, Jake Peralta?