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I decided to have a full day off. So I will tell you a new story I have today, because I already forgot yesterday story.
I decided to have a full day off. So I will tell you a new story I have today, because I already forgot yesterday story.
Hey Marten. I’m trying this new cà phê muối near my house.
Lately I sleep a bit late so that in the morning the sun will do its job to wake me up instead of using my biological clock. Physics is superior. Also, I’m a bit closer to your waking hours.
Have a story I want to share but my right hand is in pain and I have to save it for tomorrow during work hours. I can still use voice command, but editing with just the left hand is hard.
I gave him a little useful nugget of information about him being autistic two years ago. And I haven't heard a thank-you since then. Oh, except “thanks for the link”.
Not that I keep track of people's gratefulness. Because I thought about it just today. But here he said being grateful for an abstract community and also some dead famous person. So I guess he doesn't just have an awkward personality. And deliberately chose to be an ungrateful brat instead.
Oh and inviting to a concert is not a substitute for a thank-you. Conveniently, he has been “depressed” for years so I know what that means.
No. I didn’t kick him because he is obsessive. I kicked him because he said he was grateful for the open source community.
Can see why borderline doesn’t feel loved and clings to every possible shallow interaction and relationship to keep them in stock at the same time. Because, on the other hand, when I feel loved and secured that I will get unlimited amount of it, I’m even more confident to kick people’s ass out of my life when it’s inconvenient.
I kicked my obsessive friend rather fast. Can’t wait to make even more obsessive jokes.
Don’t know what’s possibly in my disposal that I can give back to the pirate community.
When we were kids, adults told us not to follow strangers. Otherwise, they would sell us to China and take away our organs.