You see, when he uses the word “flow” it is suggestive of your anger facilitating the spread of venom throughout your system. Ha!
I always love it when movie villains foster the protagonist’s dislike of them. Makes you question their motives.
if youre homeschooled does emailing youre teacher mean emailling your mom
Not all homeschooled students are educated by parents. They can have outside tutors come in (essentially teachers that come into the home to educate).
FTFY (me 5 years ago)
school drools!! kickflips thru door while simultaneously slamming it and flipping off dad
I woke up this morning with a medium-large black spider running around on my arm. Fairly displeasing, but it’s dead now.
[COLOR=‘Black’]I mean the spider
[COLOR=‘Black’]haha why would anyone think you were talking about your arm
I mean surely losing an arm is more than “fairly displeasing” 
I love it when they carry a bajillion babies which are hard to see with the naked eye.
Nature’s big “fuck you” must be sneezing, then, because you can literally kill yourself if you sneeze wrong. It’s fucking ridiculous.
Okay, I’m sure I’m going to regret this, but where’s your proof of that? I’m curious how can commit suicide via your own sneeze… and be perfectly (or mostly) healthy to boot.
Edit: This excludes the said sneeze leading to outside forces fucking you up, such as not paying attention and driving off a cliff while you attempt to sneeze.
I’m also curious at what he meant. The only things that pop up in my head is the old myth of breaking ribs by sneezing.
EDIT: Apparently, you can actually break ribs by coughing, so I guess sneezing actually can do it too. But this would hardly kill you.
hahahahahahaha guess what sanctum 2 free weekend is on
do you think i’m happy
that is some pretty speedy internet, if you are using a dial up modem
cringe
:fffuuu:
Is that a normal result for your connection, or is it just messed up at the moment?
Apparently the internet actually got messed up recently.
The entire internet, I mean. It ran out of addresses or some shit.
That sounds like something I’d have heard about. At least from a bunch of people freaking out that the internet was at its end.
Well yeah, that’s one of the reasons why IPv6 was created. It’s implemented in a few places, but it will take a lot more years before the whole Internet have moved over. And I mean a lot.
That’s actually pretty normal, yeah
It’s the cause of basically all my issues with Steam.
It’s likely in the future that all outbound internet requests will be connected using an IPv6 address. However, IPv4 is here to stay. Why? Because internal networks and VPN’s need IPv4.
Not because their networks wouldn’t support IPv6, but purely because a 12-digit number (especially in small business situations that are unlikely to ever exceed 100 computers on one network) is much easier to remember and connect to than IPv6 address (at the current moment, I don’t believe the TCP protocol is even able to connect directly to another IPv6 address in an internal network. Although, I believe that this is due to lack of hardware support rather than lack of software support)
Since a couple years ago, every computer receives an IPv6 address from their cable company (it wasn’t a choice, the internet just ran out of ‘room’ so to speak). However, many servers and home computers are still running hardware that only supports the IPv4 TCP protocol. That’s why, at the current moment, almost all IPv6 addresses are ran through an IPv4 ‘proxy’ so to speak. This allows legacy support, while trying to update the world to IPv6.