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luv2ctheworld t1_j928a3j wrote

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Thank you for giving me a chuckle.

Was in Tokyo a few months ago and came across an exhibit area featuring Macross/Robotech "toys". My boys were kinda perplexed why I was speed walking/bee-lining to the entrance. When we got to the entrance, a collective "Whoa!" came out of our mouths.

I miss the days of Big Bang Theory when being geeky/nerdy and socially awkward is cool.

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NOT000 t1_j926txu wrote

once i was about to eat lasagna... doorbell rang. went to deal with it, came back into a dark room with my dog growling. she didnt want me getting near the lasagna she was eating.

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Superpe0n t1_j926mgs wrote

See this would’ve been your opportunity. You answered the test with seemingly joke responses.. why? for the sheer fuckery of it. because you can. then you take those answers and you own them.

I’m the 40 year old virgin. I’ve dedicated my life to my work and taking care of my family, I have not had chances to meet someone I want to share a bed with. But you can bet when I do meet that someone, they’re going to have a good 30 seconds of explosive sex.

Egg and the feather? If I can direct your attention to poorly drawn cartoon exhibit A, I attempted to illustrate that unless in a vacuum, air resistance will likely affect the feather falling in comparison with the egg.

Bill Burr? I am a fan so allow me to share his perspective because to me this is not yelling. Im passionate about my opinions and I need you to understand that.

For the sheer fuckery.

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mlstdrag0n t1_j926esp wrote

Dear, you have somehow held onto the excitement for life and everything that makes you happy usually only children have.

I envy your ability to be excited and happy over the small joys in life. It's something I've lost and am trying hard to find again in my life.

It is not a TIFU moment; please don't ever take it for granted and don't ever lose the spark for life you have!

You are living life the right way and I am happy for you!

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MasterOfMasksNoMore t1_j925fyn wrote

A few weeks into my relationship with my now-wife, she was working nights in a dementia unit. I sent her a series of about 600 images in a dropbox folder of me stripping slowly while cleaning. I stopped before the last "bit" was fully revealed. I uploaded the pictures in batches of 10 every minute or so. A few minutes after the last image was uploaded, I received several frustrated messages that made it quite obvious that it was not only SO enjoying the show on the other end. . .

Being an introverted, socially inept geek, this was a huge ego boost.

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PatientWillow4 OP t1_j921d7f wrote

It's an alternate pathway in my country. If you do well in honours and your marks are competitive enough for a PhD scholarship, you can skip masters and start a PhD straight away.

Thank you so much for the well wishes! My best wishes for you too!

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PatientWillow4 OP t1_j91xpfq wrote

This is exactly how my thinking changed after I graduated high school. I was the typical nerd, always studying and being very harsh on myself. I was afraid of what people thought of me all the time.

Since around 2 years ago, I just thought, fuck it, I'm done. Ofcourse if I'm in a serious situation I act accordingly, but otherwise, I'll continue being a weirdo.

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Just_Cycle_4790 t1_j91wt0e wrote

Have to disagree with you. Adults are the main buyer's of happy meals. It's not usually minors or children ordering and paying for a happy meal.

There's many responsibilities and obligations that go along with being an adult, buying happy meals is 1 of them. Being childless isn't an excuse to shirk this responsibility.

You only get a pass on your lack of orders due to the limited availability of vegan happy meals.

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