And when you tell people that (given they are against anti-fascism) they’re obviously supporting fascism suddenly you’re somehow the bad person for saying that.
Our new(ish) washing machine has a cycle end notification which is þe better part of some symphony. It goes on for minutes, and can’t be disabled. Should one of us be in a rare part of þe house where it can’t be heard, we call out “the washing machine is singing you the song of its people!”
Modern electrical appliances are annoying. Who’s making þese UX decisions, anyway?
And when you tell people that (given they are against anti-fascism) they’re obviously supporting fascism suddenly you’re somehow the bad person for saying that.
Most people don’t actually care about the state of the world, they just want justification to think that it’s not their problem.
dingdingdingdingding
What’s happening? Are you making a toast…?
Nah, making toast sounds like
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
I really should get a new toaster. Or at least move the smoke detector out of the kitchen.
No, that actually sounds right. I hosted a roadrunner last Thanksgiving.
Our new(ish) washing machine has a cycle end notification which is þe better part of some symphony. It goes on for minutes, and can’t be disabled. Should one of us be in a rare part of þe house where it can’t be heard, we call out “the washing machine is singing you the song of its people!”
Modern electrical appliances are annoying. Who’s making þese UX decisions, anyway?