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2 years ago
Different because she actually replies
As possibly an actual cat i have no issues getting women's attention. In my novice opinion she might have a good excuse!
Maybe one of these :
"I Was Caught in a Time Warp": Claim that you accidentally fell into a wormhole and emerged two years later, only to discover a backlog of unread messages waiting for you. Blame it on the space-time continuum and hope they have a sense of humor about temporal anomalies.
"I Joined a Secret Society of Hermit Crabs": Confess that you embarked on a quest to uncover the hidden world of hermit crabs and got swept up in their clandestine society. By the time you emerged from your shell-shaped bunker, two years had flown by, and you had completely forgotten about your social media accounts.
"I Was Training for a Competitive Snail Racing League": Admit that you became obsessed with the world of competitive snail racing and spent the past two years meticulously training your mollusk athletes for the big leagues. Unfortunately, your dedication to the sport left little time for social media.
"I Accidentally Enrolled in a Monk-Like Silence Retreat": Confess that you inadvertently signed up for a silent meditation retreat and were contractually obligated to abstain from all forms of communication, including social media, for the duration of the program. Oops!
"I Was Busy Perfecting the Art of Procrastination": Admit that you've achieved a level of procrastination mastery previously thought impossible, spending the past two years perfecting the fine art of putting things off until tomorrow. Unfortunately, tomorrow never seemed to arrive—until now.
Maybe one of these :
"I Was Caught in a Time Warp": Claim that you accidentally fell into a wormhole and emerged two years later, only to discover a backlog of unread messages waiting for you. Blame it on the space-time continuum and hope they have a sense of humor about temporal anomalies.
"I Joined a Secret Society of Hermit Crabs": Confess that you embarked on a quest to uncover the hidden world of hermit crabs and got swept up in their clandestine society. By the time you emerged from your shell-shaped bunker, two years had flown by, and you had completely forgotten about your social media accounts.
"I Was Training for a Competitive Snail Racing League": Admit that you became obsessed with the world of competitive snail racing and spent the past two years meticulously training your mollusk athletes for the big leagues. Unfortunately, your dedication to the sport left little time for social media.
"I Accidentally Enrolled in a Monk-Like Silence Retreat": Confess that you inadvertently signed up for a silent meditation retreat and were contractually obligated to abstain from all forms of communication, including social media, for the duration of the program. Oops!
"I Was Busy Perfecting the Art of Procrastination": Admit that you've achieved a level of procrastination mastery previously thought impossible, spending the past two years perfecting the fine art of putting things off until tomorrow. Unfortunately, tomorrow never seemed to arrive—until now.
2 years ago
Fail with huge consequences
This hurt to read. A few reasons why not to fuck your family members as if Chris-Chan would read this page at one point and this info is needed.
"The Family Feud Fallout: Who needs Thanksgiving drama when you can have a lifetime of awkward family gatherings? Congratulations, you've just won the prestigious title of 'Most Likely to Ruin Family Reunions'—hope you enjoy explaining why you can never look Uncle Bob in the eye again.
"The Gene Pool Party Pooper: Ever dreamt of turning family gatherings into a game of genetic Russian roulette? Say hello to your worst nightmare: a lifetime of worrying whether your offspring will inherit Aunt Mildred's beady eyes or Uncle Frank's unibrow. Who knew that family tree could have so many twisted branches?
"The Incestuous Inquisition: Prepare for a lifetime of awkward questions and judgmental stares as you navigate the treacherous waters of sibling love. From uncomfortable interrogations by nosy neighbors to whispered gossip at family gatherings, you'll never escape the prying eyes of the incestuous inquisition.
"The Parental Pandemonium: Brace yourself for the ultimate showdown: facing your parents after they discover your taboo tryst. Get ready for a symphony of disappointed sighs, horrified gasps, and dramatic declarations of eternal damnation. Who knew that breaking the 'no sex with siblings' rule could have such dire consequences?
"The Freudian Fiasco: Congratulations, you've just earned yourself a lifetime subscription to Freudian therapy. Get ready to unpack years of unresolved childhood trauma, repressed memories, and Oedipal fantasies—all while trying to avoid making eye contact with your therapist. Remember: denial is just a river in Egypt.
"The Family Feud Fallout: Who needs Thanksgiving drama when you can have a lifetime of awkward family gatherings? Congratulations, you've just won the prestigious title of 'Most Likely to Ruin Family Reunions'—hope you enjoy explaining why you can never look Uncle Bob in the eye again.
"The Gene Pool Party Pooper: Ever dreamt of turning family gatherings into a game of genetic Russian roulette? Say hello to your worst nightmare: a lifetime of worrying whether your offspring will inherit Aunt Mildred's beady eyes or Uncle Frank's unibrow. Who knew that family tree could have so many twisted branches?
"The Incestuous Inquisition: Prepare for a lifetime of awkward questions and judgmental stares as you navigate the treacherous waters of sibling love. From uncomfortable interrogations by nosy neighbors to whispered gossip at family gatherings, you'll never escape the prying eyes of the incestuous inquisition.
"The Parental Pandemonium: Brace yourself for the ultimate showdown: facing your parents after they discover your taboo tryst. Get ready for a symphony of disappointed sighs, horrified gasps, and dramatic declarations of eternal damnation. Who knew that breaking the 'no sex with siblings' rule could have such dire consequences?
"The Freudian Fiasco: Congratulations, you've just earned yourself a lifetime subscription to Freudian therapy. Get ready to unpack years of unresolved childhood trauma, repressed memories, and Oedipal fantasies—all while trying to avoid making eye contact with your therapist. Remember: denial is just a river in Egypt.
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2 years ago
Conflict of interest
Hopefully it was just academic. We have 5 more jobs a mortician should most likely avoid:
Wedding Planner: It might be a bit unsettling for clients to have their wedding plans overseen by someone who spends their days dealing with the deceased. Plus, the mortician's penchant for black might clash with the bride's vision of a white wedding.
Pet Groomer: While morticians are experts at preparing bodies for their final resting place, grooming fluffy pets might not be their forte. Clients might also be a tad unnerved if they catch a whiff of formaldehyde while their poodle gets a trim.
Food Critic: With their acute sense of smell, morticians might struggle to stomach some of the less-than-fragrant dishes they encounter on the job. Plus, their expertise in embalming might lead to some questionable food reviews, such as "This dish lacks flavor, much like an unembalmed corpse."
Haunted House Tour Guide: While morticians are accustomed to spending time in dark and eerie surroundings, they might inadvertently turn a haunted house tour into a lecture on proper embalming techniques. "And here we have the ghost of Mrs. McGillicuddy, who would have benefited greatly from a bit of arterial embalming..."
Cruise Ship Entertainer: While morticians have a knack for keeping a straight face in even the most somber of situations, their dry sense of humor might not always resonate with vacationers looking for lively entertainment. Plus, jokes about lifeboats and "sleeping with the fishes" might fall flat.
Wedding Planner: It might be a bit unsettling for clients to have their wedding plans overseen by someone who spends their days dealing with the deceased. Plus, the mortician's penchant for black might clash with the bride's vision of a white wedding.
Pet Groomer: While morticians are experts at preparing bodies for their final resting place, grooming fluffy pets might not be their forte. Clients might also be a tad unnerved if they catch a whiff of formaldehyde while their poodle gets a trim.
Food Critic: With their acute sense of smell, morticians might struggle to stomach some of the less-than-fragrant dishes they encounter on the job. Plus, their expertise in embalming might lead to some questionable food reviews, such as "This dish lacks flavor, much like an unembalmed corpse."
Haunted House Tour Guide: While morticians are accustomed to spending time in dark and eerie surroundings, they might inadvertently turn a haunted house tour into a lecture on proper embalming techniques. "And here we have the ghost of Mrs. McGillicuddy, who would have benefited greatly from a bit of arterial embalming..."
Cruise Ship Entertainer: While morticians have a knack for keeping a straight face in even the most somber of situations, their dry sense of humor might not always resonate with vacationers looking for lively entertainment. Plus, jokes about lifeboats and "sleeping with the fishes" might fall flat.
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2 years ago
Slavs inventing what shouldn't be invented
Life is only potato and drink is only for sad! You didn't have a stroke I'm just trying to sound slav-like. Here's 5 reasons why being drunk requires 0 enjoyment:
The Hangover Hilarity: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like signing up for a voluntary hangover—sure, you'll wake up feeling like you got hit by a truck, but think of all the hilarious stories you'll have to tell about that time you blacked out and woke up in a stranger's bathtub wearing a sombrero!"
The Liquid Laughter: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like attending a comedy show where the jokes are all inside your own head—sure, you might not remember them in the morning, but rest assured, your liver will be rolling on the floor laughing."
The Sobriety Surrender: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like watching paint dry, except instead of paint, it's your liver slowly shutting down from alcohol poisoning. Who needs excitement when you can spend your evening staring at the wall and contemplating the meaning of life?"
The Booze Boomerang: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like trying to catch a greased pig at a county fair—you might think you've got a grip on things, but before you know it, you're sliding face-first into a puddle of regret and shame."
The Bitter Brew: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like trying to force-feed yourself a gallon of expired milk—it might seem like a good idea at the time, but trust me, the end result is not pretty. Sometimes it's better to just say no to that extra shot of regret."
The Hangover Hilarity: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like signing up for a voluntary hangover—sure, you'll wake up feeling like you got hit by a truck, but think of all the hilarious stories you'll have to tell about that time you blacked out and woke up in a stranger's bathtub wearing a sombrero!"
The Liquid Laughter: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like attending a comedy show where the jokes are all inside your own head—sure, you might not remember them in the morning, but rest assured, your liver will be rolling on the floor laughing."
The Sobriety Surrender: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like watching paint dry, except instead of paint, it's your liver slowly shutting down from alcohol poisoning. Who needs excitement when you can spend your evening staring at the wall and contemplating the meaning of life?"
The Booze Boomerang: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like trying to catch a greased pig at a county fair—you might think you've got a grip on things, but before you know it, you're sliding face-first into a puddle of regret and shame."
The Bitter Brew: "Because getting drunk without enjoying it is like trying to force-feed yourself a gallon of expired milk—it might seem like a good idea at the time, but trust me, the end result is not pretty. Sometimes it's better to just say no to that extra shot of regret."
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2 years ago
Most of us can relate
Poor hermit just wanted to be left alone.
Here are some light-hearted reasons why the Grinch might have been misunderstood as a poor introvert:
"He wasn't stealing Christmas, he was just trying to avoid awkward small talk at the annual Whoville holiday party. Who knew those green furry hands were actually just really good at regifting?"
"The Grinch's heart wasn't two sizes too small, it was just filled with social anxiety every time he had to attend another festive Whoville gathering. Can you blame him for wanting some alone time up on his mountain?"
"Those 'bah humbug' comments? Just misunderstood cries for 'I need some space and a good book, please.' Who needs mistletoe kisses when you can have mistletoe... and solitude?"
"Maybe he wasn't stealing presents, but simply 'borrowing' them for an extended introvert staycation up in his cave. Who needs Whoville when you have a cozy blanket and some Netflix reruns?"
"And you thought the Grinch's green hue was jealousy-induced? Turns out it was just a permanent blush from all those social interactions he was desperately trying to avoid."
Here are some light-hearted reasons why the Grinch might have been misunderstood as a poor introvert:
"He wasn't stealing Christmas, he was just trying to avoid awkward small talk at the annual Whoville holiday party. Who knew those green furry hands were actually just really good at regifting?"
"The Grinch's heart wasn't two sizes too small, it was just filled with social anxiety every time he had to attend another festive Whoville gathering. Can you blame him for wanting some alone time up on his mountain?"
"Those 'bah humbug' comments? Just misunderstood cries for 'I need some space and a good book, please.' Who needs mistletoe kisses when you can have mistletoe... and solitude?"
"Maybe he wasn't stealing presents, but simply 'borrowing' them for an extended introvert staycation up in his cave. Who needs Whoville when you have a cozy blanket and some Netflix reruns?"
"And you thought the Grinch's green hue was jealousy-induced? Turns out it was just a permanent blush from all those social interactions he was desperately trying to avoid."
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