Relationship goals.
Relationship goals.
I never hated In’n’Out fries, but thank you for explaining to me what was “wrong” with them.
My only complaint is that they’re cut too small.
Hey waiters, I was once in your shoes. No one accidentally orders double of something.
If the customer wants double nuggies, charge them twice and give them double nuggies.
My personal go-to is, “They’re a human being, just like you.”
They’re allowed to use the approved greetings:
“Blessed be the fruit.” and “Under his eyes.”
Goodness gracious, great balls of fire!
“You can never go back. YOU CAN NEVER GO BACK!”
Honestly, that Star Trek VI outfit fits him very well.
“Be peace, not win.”
95, to be precise. Only two years older than William Shatner.
Dr. Fax’s office exist outside of the space-time continuum.
Matthew McConaughey as Galadriel would be amazing.
I don’t see any grass in that cubicle.
Anything read by LeVar Burton.
Me at 24: “I’m worried about living to my 40s.”
Me at 42: “God, I was an ignorant sack of dicks in my 20s.”
The letters correspond to the physical connector. The rectangle one everyone knows is A, B is the square connector usually used with printers and other accessories. C is a small, oval connector, and the first one that can be plugged in “upside down” because it’s symmetrical.
C is now common on phones and tablets and other smaller devices. If the connector is ovalish but even smaller and weirdly shaped, that’s one of the mini/micro USB variants and you need to find the right cable to match.
(If you have a USB C cable and i won’t fit into the oval connector because it’s too big, that’s Lightning made by Apple before C existed and is only found on their devices. You have to get a cable with Lightning on at least one end.)
“Please stop asking me!”
His tombstone had better say “Goodbye.”
Imagine being such a legendary part of computing history just because you recorded a few voice lines for some upstart that sold internet access by the hour.
“Okay, I found a great NAS made by another company.”
D-Link: “No, wait!”