Posts by George Taylor94

After listening to all your endless praising, I’m heading out to Chicago on March 22nd to deal with them myself.
wu-hu!

Dana Anderson4 said:The last time I caught the flu, it hit me so hard I couldn't even see my TV box, let alone actually watch anything.😁

I guess that's just what happens when you get older...

Rick Lee said:The top two symptoms of the flu... if you can even call them that... it’s basically just feeling like you got hit by a freight train out of nowhere. First off, that bone-deep exhaustion that makes even reaching for the remote feel like running a marathon. And then there’s the fever—that sudden, shivering heat that makes you want to bury yourself under five blankets while simultaneously sweating through your sheets. It’s honestly miserable... just a total drain on your system...
The exact second I put those nasal drops in her nose, he just completely loses it... total meltdown.

😂

Honestly, I used to absolutely love being sick back in elementary school... there was just something about it.

It’s like when your mom brings you a Kinder Egg and whips up some hot cocoa just to see you smile, but instead of being happy, you just... shrug. You're just totally indifferent to the gesture...🙏Stay home and skip school... you know, that school where you act like such a total overachiever that nobody else can stand you anyway... instead, just sit there and watch TV. 🙂
Man, I swear, nothing quite prepares you for the absolute chaos of childhood flu seasons... those days were brutal. Honestly, I kind of miss that level of intensity sometimes, though maybe not the fever dreams. There was just something about being stuck in bed, completely wiped out, while the world kept moving outside... anyway, yeah. Just thinking back to those old school flu outbreaks.

Mr. Wrong said:... Well, Janica bought them 6 tickets, thank God.

Hmm, I might charge a fee too if I had to walk around with Janica all day 😁

shadowgardener12 said:which three neighborhoods in San Francisco are you talking about? maybe the Mission, Haight-Ashbury, and...?
😕 😁

And Scarlett Johansson!

shadowgardener12 said:well, maybe it actually makes sense if you think about it...😁 😍 🤣

You people are completely irrational. It’s all because of the interference from my mother’s 4:15 PM appointment in downtown Chicago—what does 4:15 even mean in that context?
And that's that!

hollowseal33 said:1. Honestly, I think it’s going to take me forever to finally get my bearings... (though apparently, people who struggle with left vs. right supposedly have a better eye for visual arts and sketching)

There’s that one mnemonic thing where you hold up your thumb and index finger on your left hand to make an "L" shape to remind you which side is which.
It works, sure, but give me a break... if it's this much of a struggle, I shouldn't need a life hack just to function!

What's even the point in explaining? I'll probably just forget it all anyway...😁

Is there anyone here who actually grew up without some kind of childhood trauma lingering in their brain?

Here are a few things I just can't seem to wrap my head around, no matter how hard I try:

1. Telling left from right without pausing to think about it first.
2. Remembering the capital cities of the Baltic states... you know, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
3. What "three quarters" actually means mathematically. Like, if someone says five, is that 4.15 or 5.45 or what???🤔

Narantxa said:I don't really care for talking about my childhood, can we move on? 😬

So, you wanna talk about running? 😉

Carol Jackson45 said:🤣
The top 10 things I still remember from preschool:

11. Those old-school patterned tights all the aunts used to wear...😁

jim draž james said:3. one time he went to use the restroom and had to stay stuck there until the end of the day as punishment.

😲
back then, we didn't have a Child Advocate Office or anything... honestly...

lonebison37 said:The four most iconic phrases from my old elementary school German textbook:
1. Getting a cone-shaped party hat
2. He lives on Maple Street.
3. She’s wearing rain boots.
4. The book vanished without a trace.

😁

Breakfast is served!

Quote of the day:

"Ante Gotovina has zero trouble following along with Canadian or Mexican translators. He’s a polyglot."

Ivo Farcic, from the A. G. law firm.

😂

dzdzihad said:Got any clips... maybe in slow motion? 😬

Nah, I don't. But if you're looking for something, go find some third-tier bombshells on Baywatch😁

Nicholas Perez33 said:Hitler invented running🙂

The Spartans, I think. Or whatever they called that whole "healthy mind in a healthy body" thing. That was their vibe, I guess...

Timothy Jones85 said:maybe it’s frowned upon if a woman knows too much about the mechanics, but man, running is seriously the foundation of everything here...😁

I mean, maybe if you're just losing your mind.

But if you actually have a brain, that feeling of having zero control over your chest bouncing up and down while you run? It's honestly not a great sensation...

Timothy Jones85 said:Look, if I were getting six hours of cardio a week like some of these people, I’d be bouncing all over town feeling absolutely unstoppable... just full of energy and health...😁 😁

If she had spent six straight hours stuck in gym class, she’d be twitching uncontrollably from pure, unadulterated frustration...😬
Good grief...

Timothy Jones85 said:My top 3 favorites

1. physical

Man, oh man... I could never quite master the hopscotch, and don't even get me started on riding horses; I once wiped out face-first coming off a bike; and one time when they lifted me off the ground by my arms, I just started screaming from pure terror. Also, I have NEVER (and when I say never, I mean absolutely never) actually hit anyone while playing cowboys and Indians. 😁

lonebison37 said:on Ravelov bolero !!!

And Derek felt the same way, working with Dudley Moore, didn't he?🤔