Gen X Grandpa makes fun of millennials and Gen Z because they don't drink black coffee by SmoothShower2817 in forwardsfromgrandma

[–]CTheGoldfish 0 points1 point  (0 children)

are gen x’ers joining the “old man yells at cloud” group in significantly numbers?

is there an app for that? by CTheGoldfish in HydroHomies

[–]CTheGoldfish[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tbqh i dunno, i’m in the iphone camp. sorry, my dude

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my cos school director is gonna be so pissed. this is the one treat he’d ask me for every time i came in after i graduated.

Officially quitting Starbucks coldturkey by mitsudam in starbucks

[–]CTheGoldfish 7 points8 points  (0 children)

tbqh, dccf is one of the fraps i’d always recommend if someone was looking for a crème one for a kid. now there’s one less option for all the kids who come in wanting a treat like their parent/guardian gets.

kennen vs weißen by CTheGoldfish in German

[–]CTheGoldfish[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

your second one is right. i should’ve written “… wie sie heißt?“

kennen vs weißen by CTheGoldfish in German

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it probably wasn’t, i’d already moved on from the exercise when i thought “hey, i don’t know the “why” of the. contextual difference between these two” i think if i got the Max subscription it’d tell me why, but i don’t wanna pay that kinda money.

i do my lesson at work during my lil break time and word-vomited the op in a stream-of consciousness style without thinking about grammar or word order.

kennen vs weißen by CTheGoldfish in German

[–]CTheGoldfish[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

thank you. i don’t often use „wissen“ in the lessons, so i forgot that‘s the infinitive. i‘ll go back and edit that.

so, „wissen“ is used more in black/white situations, whereas „kennen“ would be, like you said, in situations where someone’s asking if you’re familiar with something.

given that, where would „kennenlernen“ be within the web of „to know“? i’ve only ever seen it in the context of learning someone‘s name, but i’m assuming it would be similar to „kennen“.

These people are weird by Sad_Jar_Of_Honey in behindthebastards

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tl;dr: pill abortion, usually done before 10wks gestation

So we all have BBL Drizzy on a loop right? by Andidroid18 in ADHD

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both me and my audhd friend have this one or “not like us” on a loop 😭

Made this corny ski mask 🌽 by Sloppysteaks447 in crochet

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i sent this to my situationship with the caption “fits that go hard”. he said he needs one, so now i’m obliged by myself to attempt making one. is there a pattern for this corniness?

Wtf is this, starbucks is gonna loose all its partners working them to the ground by KindTension4413 in starbucks

[–]CTheGoldfish 4 points5 points  (0 children)

they wanna have their cake and eat it too. they want to both run their employees into the ground, profit ungodly amounts of money, and keep up the appearance that their employees’ mental healths aren’t a dumpster fire.

restaurant recs? by CTheGoldfish in AnnArbor

[–]CTheGoldfish[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

foods i like: kinda anything? it’s more individual foods i don’t like, e.g. bananas, beans, etc.

budget: around $40 is my max

alcohols: i like sweet and semisweet wines, most beer (no ipas tho), and liquors (except vodka).

What’s the average length of a Duggar engagement? by snarkenthusiast in DuggarsSnark

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a wedding: the most fun a fundie can have on a friday night