Anyanka Bunny Slayer
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Have you ever tried reading a book whilst driving a car?
Why, no. Thought never crossed my mind. 😋
NotASlayer
That makes one of us then... :)
Have you ever tried reading a book whilst driving a car?
He should be pissed. There are 'news' articles being written about the episode and videos made explaining what this and that means in the episode. It's ridiculous. They are so hungry for clicks. It's just kinda rude.Also, one guy was pissed about the spoilers, and told people to knock it off. Which resulted in even more spoilers, of course!
He should be pissed. There are 'news' articles being written about the episode and videos made explaining what this and that means in the episode. It's ridiculous. They are so hungry for clicks. It's just kinda rude.
Well, I didn't go online to get spoiled. It popped up as a headline in an email, as they email me articles. But I wasn't complaining. Just understand why it would royally piss some people off. The title of the email read (minus the redacted part) What did [redacted]'s dream of [redacted] mean and how does it tie into [redacted] and the iron throne. I mean come on. And then if you are going to do a video about it, don't put the spoilers in the video title either.I don't know why people even go online if they're so concerned about spoilers. If it's that important, perhaps they should stay away from the computer until an episode is broadcast.
Personally, I like spoilers. Maybe because I'm inpatient and don't like to wait for anything.
He should be pissed. There are 'news' articles being written about the episode and videos made explaining what this and that means in the episode. It's ridiculous. They are so hungry for clicks. It's just kinda rude.
The problem these days is that you don't have to read the article to learn the spoiler. They often have the spoiler in the title, so you see it just scrolling on by.I don't know why people even go online if they're so concerned about spoilers. If it's that important, perhaps they should stay away from the computer until an episode is broadcast.
Personally, I like spoilers. Maybe because I'm inpatient and don't like to wait for anything.
And that happened AFTER the episode aired, not before it as it was in this case.The problem these days is that you don't have to read the article to learn the spoiler. They often have the spoiler in the title, so you see it just scrolling on by.
I guess making comments on the quality of their security would be a bad idea? 😀Its always so awkward when people invite me in. Its friendly and nice but they are showing me around their house and all I got is "oooh, ahhh" and I feel like such a dimwit. Maybe I need to watch react vids to learn how I am supposed to react, cos generally I get the giggles.
I always comment and cuddle the cuteness of their guard dogs (and cats, and birds).I guess making comments on the quality of their security would be a bad idea? 😀
Could not find my work keys this morning, then on way to work finally remembered I don't like wearing dungarees without a top over them, way too warm for that but ah well I'll just have to hide behind the desk today and tomorrow wear something else. I need a day redo!
Back in the 2000s our post office in Georgetown was so bad that Netflix would not offer DVD service to people living in the area,. Way too many discs were disappearing in transit. People would film themselves dropping it in the inside post office box and they still vanished.I have been fighting with the post office again about missing mail. This time I got:
1) an email stating that they would work with me to resolve this issue, but not asking for any more details;
2) an email the next day, headlined "Your issue has been resolved!" with a boilerplate statement that sometimes mail goes missing, and there's nothing to be done;
3) a phone call from someone who, after I explained the circumstances, again, stated that his sole job was to find out if my issue was resolved, not do anything to resolve it;
4) another phone call from someone else, who said her sole job was tell me that she'd had the post office confirm that my name was on the tape above the box, but she couldn't do anything else;
5) a second call from the above, saying one of my missing pieces of mail is in my box. That is not the missing item, but something else from the same company. I cannot correct her, because she refused to give me an email, and she never answers her phone or has voicemail. Same for the four general numbers I tried all day.
I guess I should be happy that I got more response this time than last, where the first contact was an email closing the case. Still, their obvious tactic to get me to give up in despair is not going to work... yet.
Another item failed to arrive this week. I did hope thatBack in the 2000s our post office in Georgetown was so bad that Netflix would not offer DVD service to people living in the area,. Way too many discs were disappearing in transit. People would film themselves dropping it in the inside post office box and they still vanished.