What are we describing when saying a square banana?
In good faith I understand this as: the square of it’s length.
But I prefer to interpret it as, a banana squashed until it is 1atom thin and shaped in a square (which to my imagination, is an enormous square)
Haha, I had to reread sinceriously several times to work out that the original word was “sincerely”, well played, I seriously sincerely think sinceriously is a great word.
In Ireland it’s still very common to use ‘ye’ for you plural.
That’s a long way of saying: I like this, well done!
I could see myself subscribing to a Lego comic strips / memes community, where everything is in the quality range of “if I’d been more creative I could have made that at home with my Lego and my phone”.
This is a fun game
I love the idea of celebrating this kind of behaviour. I personally thoroughly enjoy being a little early to everything, so I can be chill on my way there and enjoy a nice walk, no stress if I can’t find the place right away, and I get to build a reputation of not being late to stuff.
Awesome work, keep it up!
This movie freaked me out as a child, thanks to the opening scene I couldn’t go to bed with the lights off for weeks
Thank you! This traumatized me as a child, my dad used to have to fast forward that part because it was so upsetting for me.
Definitely true, considering the lack of “thank you”, I’m Irish, but even I’d be offended!
I laugh at myself, am I both or neither, or some new group?
My family is from Yorkshire, and I recognised it immediately (and the ‘tint in’ tin joke!)… So well done from me?
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It leans on the external-dns operator in it’s DNS operator.
Have you heard of the kuadrant project? It is for kubernetes and has a dynamic DNS element. Kuadrant.io
At that point the first step is also the next step
The truth in my opinion is: the hardest step is always the next one
Well yeah, but if this is the continent why the long legs to signify ownership? This justifiably confused me into thinking this was a political graphic incorrectly labeled as Europe instead of EU.
So I suppose this graphic really isn’t showing anything at all, as it’s neither politically or geographically accurate.
Oops, UK shouldn’t be in there 😉
I think what you’re saying is completely correct and I agree completely, kids know they’re straight when they’re young, so of course it stands to reason that they know they are gay or any other thing too.
I do have young relatives who changed their mind also though, and I worry too much of you “you just know, it’s so obvious” can have a negative impact too, if a growing child decides to change their mind on what their sexuality is, they should not be worried that it might appear disingenuous or abnormal.
It can be obviously one thing at one point and later it can be obviously a new thing, sometimes it can be not obvious and that’s all fine and part of the human experience. Generally I’m saying: we should all be allowed to decide whatever we like about ourselves and our identity, and change those decisions whenever we like too.
What I’m trying to clarify is: let’s not let people changing their mind about their identity be used against the argument of you know whether or not you’re gay when you’re young.
Though I think it’s fair to say that the above post does not say “you know” but rather “I knew”…
Anyway I’m rambling now, out of fear of being taken out of context, so I’ll stop :)