drewkaree
Jetboaters Fleet Admiral 1*
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I struggle with this a lot as I've moved into management. Did what I said, not what I meant.
Same with my kids hahaI struggle with this a lot as I've moved into management. Did what I said, not what I meant.
Same with my kids haha
Well, IF there were multiple Brian’s then I suppose there wouldn’t be any confusion about which Bryan’s foo foo coffee drink was ready.
How true that is!
I’ve said it a few thousand times over the last 23 years…. kids can bring a lot of joy, but man are they dumb.
That image is from a book called "Thing Explainer". Written by the same guy that does XKCD (of which there is always a relevant comic in that collection to any discussion). I want to say the whole book only uses the 100 most common words in the English language. Makes for fun descriptions like this.
Late to this sub-thread and a mere 21/24 (no Atari, Myspace, or AOL address) but I did use CompuServe by dial up and like @Coolbreeze704 remember riding to a friend's cottage in the back of a station wagon - in the heat of summer with both adults chain smoking for the 3 hour trip and the windows closed "because it hurt fuel economy". Also the apartment had a milk box with convenient doors on either side of it so that the milkman would drop off your glass milk bottle and you could retrieve it without going outside. Side benefit: we were small then so when we (or our parents...) were locked out, all you had to do was jiggle the inside door so that the latch would open and you were in!24 out of 24 and I can add - sat in the back of a station wagon facing reverse without a seatbelt - sat in car in the dead of winter with windows closed on way to school with all adults smoking cigarettes - only choice for my mom was to wash our diapers (poor lady) - was human antenna for my dad to get best picture on the tv by constantly moving around the room until job was accomplished - had a milk box outside the front door - teacher would physically discipline us in classroom but biggest fear was the call the teacher would make that night to my parents. - Watched 8mm home movies on a white bedsheet hanging off the staircase.
Edit: forgot I had to be silent when picking up the phone to make a call to be sure there wasn't someone else on the "party line" . If you picked up quietly you heard some interesting conversations