Sounds like this guy was someone's nephew.
hazl
joined 6 months ago
You're getting stuck on my failure to read the summary because you thought this was an opportunity to make someone feel stupid online. The fact is that I did read it, and the article, however my brain disregarded the miniscule detail that we're only talking about the friends part of Bumble because it has no influence on my overall takeaway. Stop being weird.
That bittersweet moment when you finally find someone as bothered by question statements as you, but you can tell from their username that they won't be around much longer.
Damn, dude. I think they just meant it's okay to enjoy stuff that's not the very best sometimes.
Authenticity is no less important in platonic friendships.
The sad reason that this isn't every workplace is that, for some people, it's too nuanced a concept to say "you can be yourself so long as you're not crass, bigoted or violent". Any workplace over a certain size has to implement the more limiting but easier to understand rule of "leave your personality at the door".
This doesn't seem like an important distinction.
It looks like you don't have a personality yet. Would you like to use AI to generate one for you? Honestly, why are you even trying to date at that point?
Love this outfit.
"Frog 'er? I hardly know 'er!"
A common response to any sentence containing a word with the "er" suffix, to humorously imply that the first speaker was suggesting they should [verb] a hypothetical woman.
Originally this came about in contexts where the word ending in "er" could be truncated to a real verb, such as offering someone a banger (British colloquialism for sausage). "Bang 'er? I hardly know 'er!" Hysterical laughter all around.
In this instance the poster is trying to use "frog" as the verb just so they can make this joke, but one cannot frog a woman.
What's it like?
I'm not sure if I understand the last installment. It seems like the exposed wolf was cast out, but The Elder took pity nonetheless because they are both outsiders. Or perhaps the other two wolves are content with their new identities, but the orange one still feels lost. It doesn't seem to end the series on an uplifting note anyway.