Thanks @YQMaoski for posting the article and pics.
Hereâs some other news that has to do with our storm.
thatâs some crazinessâŚ
you wee wittle jerk xD
i meant âsinceâ
(thanks for the laugh ahaha)
Came to whine! WAH! How can go for walk if it keep rain? How supposed wash clothes?
Where supposed to get nuts? WAI!
On a serious, Iâm sorry you guys having such temperamental weather. Happy youâre okay,
It seems doing the first would allow you to do the latter, lather up and go for a stroll.
Trust the game master to have an interesting solution. ^^
That 2nd last one is so a InuYasha villain move. He was a weird one indeed. Hm⌠Think it was that manga.
21 Of The Funniest Lies Parents Ever Told Their Kids
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âMy mom said they only named hurricanes after girls otherwise they would be himicanes.â
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âWhen I was a kid my parents warned me that if I pressed the âresetâ button on the power outlet the house would explode.â
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âMy dad told me the rumble strips on the highway were for blind drivers.â
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âWhen we went to the store my mom used to tell me, âEvery time you touch something a kitten dies.ââ
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âMy grandma told us that smelling each otherâs farts would make us stronger. Worst Christmas ever for us, funniest Christmas for her.â
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âMy mom told me that drag racers were two men running down the street in womenâs clothing.â
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âI told my kids that if they didnât behave in the drive-thru theyâd get a Sad Meal.â
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âMy dad convinced me that our last name literally translated to âof Caesarâ and that we were direct descendant of the rulers of Rome. I felt like a badass until I started taking Latin classes in middle school.â
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âMy mom got tired of my brother and me eating her scallops, so she told us they were dolphin balls.â
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âMy friend ripped open a handwarmer, and when the powder got on his hands his parents told him his hands would disintegrate by age 30. We looked up what disintegrate meant later that night, and he bawled hysterically while staring at his hands.â
Keep reading for more Funniest Lies Parents Ever Told
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âMy flatmate grew up on a farm and was told by her parents that their TV only worked when it rained.â
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âMy dad told me people only get 10,000 words per month. If you reach the limit, you canât physically speak until the new month begins. Anytime I was especially talkative, dad would say, âCareful, youâre over 9,000 by now.ââ
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âGrandpa told me that thereâs a tube connecting my belly button to my butt, and that if I unscrewed my belly button my butt would fall off.â
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âMum told me 7-Eleven was only open from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., and that 7 p.m. was far too late to have a Slurpee.â
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âLiving on the West Coast, my friend showed the East Coast feed of the New Yearâs Eve countdown to her kids, then had them in bed just after nine.â
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âGrandma said: âIf you wander off, the boogie man will kill you and make sausage out of you.ââ
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âMy mom told my brother and me that a penguin lived behind the fridge, and if we left the door open too long weâd steal his cold and heâd get mad and come out and bite us.â
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âMy father told me that pears were apples from outer space.â
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âMy father always said the animals on the side of the road were just taking a nap because the road was warm.â
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âAs a kid I put a tooth in a plastic bag and slid it under my pillow for the tooth fairy. When my parents forgot to put money under my pillow, my dad said, âYou shouldnât have put the tooth in a bag. The tooth fairy couldnât smell it.ââ
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âWhen my daughters were little I told them that if they burped, farted, and sneezed at the same time, they would turn inside out.â
Finally got my Internet and TV services back ⌠Just in time for Hunt:Showdown Winter Event .
and sloth petting! hugs sloth. Happy they sorted ya.
That one is actually true. The kind of pears they put into fruit cups and syrup, are called apple pears. I donât care what you guys think they are called, I said what I said.
In case you didnât think your computer was ugly enough with their fans, now you can have an ugly keyboard to match! Introducing:
now somebody just needs to make a whole setup with all Noctua theming.
Is it weird that I really like it???
Donât mind the colour coding by the asymmetry of it, not pleasing.
This us some Willy Wonka stuff right here, ngl
I donât think youâll like the price tag of $115 for the base set (tkl) plus $35 for the Numpad.
I donât need a numpad, but overall, so long as it has mechanical switches, I think the price is good. I paid $170 (after taxes and shipping) for my HyperX and I love it to pieces. I no longer get (hand) fatigue writing, so definitely a worthy investment if you use keyboards for a long time.