Don't care if it was an option. It's still neither, so; you can go punch your ball-sac of a face.
2019-07-29 at 12:29 AM UTC
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Dont lay in bed all day
Every now and again, it's my sole mission just to eat, fuck, sleep, netflixchill or whatever the whole day away; in bed.
Went to a family reunion not to long ago and this chic my cousin was with started talking about how she hates the word retarded and how demeaning it is and she wont even say the word and wants to light into anyone who does because its just not an acceptable word for anyone to ever say anymore.
Finally, one of our older Aunties says, just who are you to draw the line on what words are acceptable for others to use? And she's right. Free speech is being able to freely express ourselves in something as little as conversations with others.
Just reading and lolling at the, if it were a real monkey and tail comment. lmao
Who knows about now, but many wonder years ago when I worked at a movie theatre they had nightly cleaning crews that came in daily to clean the floor & carpets. The sticky ick on the floors was usually from just sweeping up spilt soda pop and not mopping it up & drying, between intermissions.
Go see the new Q. Tarantino movie, Once Upon a a Time in Hollywood. True to form of QT movies, it was excellent & funny as hell.
2019-07-26 at 5:12 PM UTC
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So Lanny, why Wintermute
Is this the 'ranting' thread?
Aways nice to know there's a SAFE place we all can go. lolol
What about the perks of working at a movie theatre?
FREE access to the latest movies. FREE popcorn and FREE soda. That can save you a pretty penny. For example, to go see Quintin Tarantino's new release yesterday, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' for 2people it was $20 to get on the door, $9 popcorn, $8 pop and $10 candy.
lf you add that up for every new release you get to see for FREE at the private screenings employees get to see before the public & usually can bring 1 other with you,
All the money you save is a perk you're being ungrateful of. I think you need to quit bitching.
