every time I watch one of those Youtube videos of Americans who can't name a country outside of America without making a muppet of themselves, I really wish I could get stopped by someone doing one of them and then rattle off like 67 different countries in as many seconds.
every time I watch one of those Youtube videos of Americans who can't name a country outside of America without making a muppet of themselves, I really wish I could get stopped by someone doing one of them and then rattle off like 67 different countries in as many seconds. "So could you name some countries for us, if you name 1 country outside of North America you get 5 dollars""Sure, the United States of America, Land of the free" *Starts doing cheerleading dance*"Outside of North America please""OK Mexico""Mexico...is in North America""No its not, no its not"*Starts flapping hands like a Karen*"One more try""OK Africa"".....Bye"
I was doing work experience today, moving stock around the shop on a roll-cage and trying to avoid hitting two other staff, I instead hit a customer. Luckily not hard and he didn't fall over or anything. Told the team leader and he said, "I hope he doesn't complain." I said, "I don't care if he complains, I just hope he doesn't sue!"
Well, today at work experience was better, I got to help a customer put a massive ex-display model barbecue in his not-very-big car and then the dude put a decent review on Trustpilot.Also was very helpful to a visually impaired older lady.Also, also, annoyed the one young woman on staff by calling her Kitty, Katya and Katzchen instead of 'Kat'. Guess she maybe a Star Wars fan and have seen DP&W but isn't that much of an X-Men fan...
I did call her Catherine first, and she told me not to. Then after I said Kitty? Katya? she said 'you and me are going to have a problem' and after Katzchen, she said she was going to ignore me.She didn't though. I also apparently confused her as I was leaving as I said 'dosvidanya' and she was like 'what?' and I was like 'what?' We ended up repeating what to each other about 4 times before I just said 'dosvidanya' again and left.
DictionaryDefinitions from Oxford Languagesclairvoyant/klɛːˈvɔɪənt/nouna person who claims to have a supernatural ability to perceive events in the future or beyond normal sensory contact."she has had a message from a clairvoyant that her son is alive and well"adjectivehaving or exhibiting clairvoyance."he didn't tell me about it and I'm not clairvoyant"It's an actual word in the English language, man. Not everything is an easter egg.
people are astonishingly fast to leap to conclusions from a standing start. I'm pointing out, it's not necessarily an easter egg. You're assuming I have some beef with you that I don't. My beef is actually developing from you being a **** who thinks I have a problem with you. You're arrogantly assuming that some chad on Youtube is correct about this without much evidence. Besides, easter eggs frequently don't amount to anything, look back at X-2 and the computer files Mystique was looking at on Stryker's computer: nothing came of 'Project Wideawake' being namedropped because it was never referenced when the Sentinels appeared, dozens of the names never amounted to anything. Nothing came of Muir Island being referenced. Stark's name was on the plastic prison. Nothing came of that.
Today is a sunny day at my place in Germany. 30 degrees Celsius. There might be some rain in the evening
Heavy rain down here in the Shire.