Personal Top Lists & Rankings
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#2104 ·
Man, those were some seriously heavy words to throw around.
Everything is fine until she starts screaming in my face.
Everything is fine until she starts screaming in my face.
#2105 ·
Sean Lee7 said:If I don't die from sheer boredom reading the last four pages of this thread in the next five minutes, I guess I might actually survive an atomic blast.
Exactly. It’s honestly easier to fail a final exam than it is to actually learn a single rule around here.
😈 😈 😈
#2106 ·
Honestly, I only signed up for this forum just to get my hands on the emoticons 😵
And what can I say... I haven't seen anything quite like them anywhere else—they’re just so incredibly cute, I can't help myself!
I was actually thinking about putting together a definitive top list of the absolute cutest ones, though that might be a bit difficult... so, here’s a quick little list I put together on the fly:
1.🥳
2.☕
3.😵
4. Wait, hold on... where are all the others? Where are the ones tossing flowers and hearts? : ) -> Oh, right, old habits die hard... I usually can't stand using emoticons—most of them are either way too subtle or just plain ugly. Long live this forum!🙂
And what can I say... I haven't seen anything quite like them anywhere else—they’re just so incredibly cute, I can't help myself!
I was actually thinking about putting together a definitive top list of the absolute cutest ones, though that might be a bit difficult... so, here’s a quick little list I put together on the fly:
1.🥳
2.☕
3.😵
4. Wait, hold on... where are all the others? Where are the ones tossing flowers and hearts? : ) -> Oh, right, old habits die hard... I usually can't stand using emoticons—most of them are either way too subtle or just plain ugly. Long live this forum!🙂
#2108 ·
1.zerg
2.protoss
3.terran
🙂 , if you're playing online, because those little punks tend to multiply quite rapidly, and there are far too many of them...
2.protoss
3.terran
🙂 , if you're playing online, because those little punks tend to multiply quite rapidly, and there are far too many of them...
#2109 ·
Linda Gray51 said:Honestly, I think I only joined this forum just to use all the cute smileys😵
Anyway, bye for now! Give the cat a hug for me!😍
#2110 ·
anch_io said:women 😬
🙂
Well, that certainly clears up quite a lot... 😬
Nicholas Perez33 said:3 radicalized youth groups 😎
🙂
Let's just keep the scoring going then! 😁
#2111 ·
Raymond Barrett12 said:Five things that totally suckearly in the morning:
5. realizing you're out of your favorite coffee at home.
Starbucks?
#2112 ·
The most interesting thing I’ve read lately:
"The Secrets of Oak Island"
Basically, the author spends his time dismantling a myth that has been built up over two centuries of people desperately trying to find man-made tunnels and hidden treasure—as if finding gold were an absolute certainty. He breaks down how it all happened through natural geological shifts, the way old reports are cherry-picked to fit a narrative, and the unreliability of oral traditions... it's quite thorough.
But then, in a complete pivot, he spends the entire second half of the piece labeling the whole saga as nothing more than a Masonic fabrication. It's just...🙏
Well.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such blatant self-contradiction.
"The Secrets of Oak Island"
Basically, the author spends his time dismantling a myth that has been built up over two centuries of people desperately trying to find man-made tunnels and hidden treasure—as if finding gold were an absolute certainty. He breaks down how it all happened through natural geological shifts, the way old reports are cherry-picked to fit a narrative, and the unreliability of oral traditions... it's quite thorough.
But then, in a complete pivot, he spends the entire second half of the piece labeling the whole saga as nothing more than a Masonic fabrication. It's just...🙏
Well.
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen such blatant self-contradiction.
#2113 ·
miss l on the road said:my top 3 phobias:
1. pregnancy
2. a 9-to-5 grind
3. driving a car
1. Fear level: 0% (in every sense of that word)
2. Fear level: 100% 🙂 : runforitalltheway:
3. Fear level: 0% (fear level if Dana Anderson4 actually follows through on her threat and starts driving: 80% 😈 )
#2114 ·
Douglas Taylor4 said:Anyway—ha ha—people say "badminton" (just like they say "slop," "bathrobe," "pantry," or "screwdriver")... I guess I just adopted this new American slang because I'm basically a traitor.
You're wrong about everything! Seriously!
Badminton? Fine. Slop? Sure. Bathrobe? Okay. Pantry? Whatever. But it's a screwdriver—plain and simple.
#2115 ·
Laura Gonzalez44 said:Rolls Royce...
ROLLS ROYCE! 👋 😍
Does anyone know where I can buy those? I need the kind you just slide onto your sneakers, not the ones where you have to take your shoes off first. Dealing with that during school hours is a total nightmare.😍
#2116 ·
someone said:screwdriver or screwdriiver.
it’s halfway between the two: screwdriiver. which eventually just turns into screwdriver in how people actually talk...
#2118 ·
Why are you getting so worked up? I actually dig Kacavida.
Anyway, heading to lunch now. I made some smashed green beans—you guys just keep on translating 🙂
Anyway, heading to lunch now. I made some smashed green beans—you guys just keep on translating 🙂
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