I mean it’s really the way to stop a conversation cold if that’s what you’re going for
And then again, Maybe not,
confuse your date in one phrase
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And then again, Maybe not,
Well if they have played portal 2 then they get it
Yup, That's how I see it ....
Im 10 years old (in leap years)
How old are you in cat years so I can tell my cat.
Daylight saving has ended...you're an hour late.
I can only answer in questions?
(consulting phrasebook) nieh sung m seung chet heui yam ga fe
(mumbling) I dont even like coffee!
How old are you in cat years so I can tell my cat.
Daylight saving has ended...you're an hour late.
I can only answer in questions?
(consulting phrasebook) nieh sung m seung chet heui yam ga fe
(mumbling) I dont even like coffee!
It says I posted this:
Yesterday at 11:19 PM
That would be '202005131119'.
If there were 'seconds', then it would be something like '20200513111945'.
Do you see why year-month-day-hour-minute-second is far superior to any other format?
"If you are a programmer, I bet you do."
That last post should have looked like this:
Yesterday at 11:19 PM
That would be '202005132319'.
If there were 'seconds', then it would be something like '20200513231945'.
Do you see why year-month-day-hour-minute-second is far superior to any other format?
"If you are a programmer, I bet you do."
It says I posted this:
Yesterday at 11:19 PM
That would be '202005132319'.
If there were 'seconds', then it would be something like '20200513231945'.
Do you see why year-month-day-hour-minute-second is far superior to any other format?
"If you are a programmer, I bet you do."