Thisfox @ Thisfox @sopuli.xyz

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....And all this time I just took it for a simplified Aboriginal Flag....

Thankyou. Told this joke to the hubby and now he won't talk to me.

Nah, would make it look even larger, which would be good!

Tall as he is, the musician does look almost as if he has to stand on a platform to play. And that twist in his back doesn't look sustainable.

I don't have to worry that they might be getting a minimum wage of 4 bucks an hour. Angry at employers and regulators in America for allowing a slave culture, sure. Glad minimum wage workers here can manage okay without me having to tip them directly for service they are already employed to do.

Would you also be willing to tip hard because said random expects you to pay his wages in tips? Keep in mind he is likely to cause harm to your vehicle (or at least your time) if you don't take pity on his low income. Because although he gives lipservice to hating the tipping culture he also has to live in it.

And yet only three strings....

Seems strange they didn't make the key levers more ergonomic.

That is a weird whinge. Good on your parents for putting their foot down. If you show them some responsibility they will show you some trust.

What on earth is a used bedroom? Do you not know how to clean your room?

I sleep on my side. I love firm futons. Soft mattresses make me very sore and cause me to have poor sleep. Just because you sleep on your side doesn't mean you have to have a soft mattress.

Not in Australia.

...When I think about it, this Probably is unique to the US, as they have that weird "Minimum wage is tiny, so you have to pity the worker and pay them directly" caste-system mindset they call a "tipping culture".

It's because he's a telepath.

Yanks get tetchy.

No, not grope, as I said, pat.

He felt we had all been sitting down for too long, and should gently pat the stranger on the butt, presumably to help them with the pins and needles. It was weird, but we thought it was weirder still! I believe people did indeed ask a lot of questions of him, but at the time it was a massive moment of lost in translation and divided by a common language, etc.

not if it sees or hears you coming.

And England, where we got it from?

Not a yank, but according to my research historically some states (and even some cities) had dissimilar voltages, amperages, and plugs, and even a choice of alternating vs nonalternating current. Sort of like how the poms have 100V instead of our 240V but with only a few kilometres of distance involved, dependant on power company.

Apparently the school requires me to be at the extreme end of lawful neutral. Two views, nonidentical, very different in size.

Yep that's the one.

I get the idea a lot of people have no idea how to cook.

Because I used the old mozilla browser back in the 90s and when it switched to calling firefox I kept on using it.

Not as weird or rude as telling them to pat their neighbour on the vulva.