The 2nd frame is crossing the 180 degree line and since it’s a meme and the whole thing is made by just cropping a still image, it’s so annoying because all that needed to be done was crop, and not flop.

I think if I had the money to burn, as much as there’s distaste for the practice, I probably WOULD replace my phone frequently, or maybe at least as often as it takes my fancy or I hear about one that sounds cool. It’s nice having cool new shit. But, I’ve never had that kind of money to burn and the reality is there’s something weirdly idiosyncratic and personal to what makes a ‘good’ phone nowadays when there’s so little to separate them and they’re all pretty much amazing magical sci-fi devices so it’s always going to be 4 years minimum. Typically what ends up killing the marriage is that I’ve accidentally managed to smash the poor thing somehow, that’s even when I’ve actually ended up hating the thing. I’m just never going to waste the thing I paid for even when it turned out to be a bad buy.

Sure but I think since the cultural sensation that was The Office you basically can’t start sentences with “false” anymore if you want to be taken seriously and the association with Dwight is really not going to do the privacy discussions any favours.

But like, in Tetris you have clear the wall, like keep it as low as possible for as long as possible and when it gets high enough you lose.

Don’t worry it’ll be a walk in the park.

It’s a reference to an infamous moment of internet history where someone similarly misapplied this concept. Give it a google, at least the 1 second mild chuckle can be your consolation prize while the world burns.

A sense of pride and accomplishment?

Amusing as that is, was it really such an issue to simply drink anything else other than cola when going out to restaurants? Like was cola a default necessity as part of dining out? That seems so weird.