no. this is a cheap shot.

hon hon hon!

like this?

As a non-drinker of coffee

the rest of your opinion is moot. you have no say in this because you don’t understand the concepts behind coffee.

I had to stop drinking coffee for health reasons. it was fucking awful. drank a cup a day for decades. I couldn’t function properly even six months later.

eventually I started drinking decaf, it helped.

you know why? the routine. the caffeine content is abysmally low but it comforts me first thing in the morning. It’s probably the same for many coffee drinkers.

so really, do you want to inhabit a world where at least HALF of the people you know start their day out on the wrong side?

idk, tech can go the other way too…

stfu, leftist extremists had one fucking chance to stop this from happening but they got fucking greedy.

now we all have to pat the price.

So this is how they’ll identify us when we speak out against the orange Nazi.

the only tea for me, it will surely be

it’s from a pot, it’s piping hot

It’s

edit: I also enjoy a rare London Fog sometimes

dumb ideas that could end the world.

Imagine if your neighbor 20 miles away decided they were going to build the world’s largest nuclear warhead.

They’re doing it in their home. It doesn’t impact you, right?

that whole episode is so perfectly fitted for this situation it’s depressing.

should the worst happen, I would send my soul to burn in hell for all eternity to extract my penance.

read into that however you will.

I didn’t want camps.

#that’s why I voted for Harris

now because 20 million cucks refused to vote we get camps. we get LITERAL AMERICAN NAZIS running our country.

good job cucks, you fucked us good.

I hope that sentiment keeps you warm and full when you’re in the camps.

but it’s not.

its about 20 million voters throwing a tantrum and fucking us.

“it works on my machine.”

It’s funny that that’s the answer that they always gave, considering there were times that we had screen shares, and I asked them to walk me through how they actually got it to work.

When they attempted to try to run it, unsurprisingly it broke.

There were even a few times that I didn’t even review it and the first step I took was to inform them that it wouldn’t run. Also, unsurprisingly, I was right.

Management at the time was driven by product development and delivery of “high-value” features. As long as deliverables were delivered, this dev could do anything they wanted to. At the end of a year, I’d lost about four weeks of productivity. That doesn’t even cover the hours of after work time that I spent on trying to fix their fuckups.

Needless to say, I stopped doing that. I used to be a nice guy to work with, but now… Let’s just say if you can’t do the work, I’m not covering for you. If your PR doesn’t get merged because it’s broken and you can’t fix it and you spend six weeks trying to fix it, that’s on you.