every fall teenage girls are like.. “oh , im gonna enter a place of business and order a product which is offered by that place of business because i like the flavor of it” and honestly? how dare they. that’s so annoying. why can’t they buy the beverage that i, a smart man, would prefer to drink
Probably because they’re generally indifferent to the flavor of it and rather use it for in group/out group signalling like the giant basic bitch wall-decorations-from-target early childhood education/nutrition hive mind they are.
dude shut the fuck up lol
ok i spend all day with teenagers and am paid to educate them and let me tell you most of my girls may love leggings (comfy) and iced coffees (yummy) but i have never, NEVER, seen thirty of them spend a solid month all playing the same boring goddamn video game or had to pry them off their tablets and phones the day some ugly-ass overpriced sneaker drops
try and get a group of teenage boys to all stop making the same fucking meme reference all. goddamn. day. then, and ONLY then, can you talk to me about hive mind
Can you imagine being a middle or high school teacher when Pickle Rick dropped.
Dude, pumpkin spice is delicious. I wait all year for fall because I love pumpkin pie and chai and anything that even vaguely tastes like fall spices. I also teach teenage boys on a semi-regular basis and you would not believe how difficult it is to get them to admit that they like stuff that’s different from whatever’s popular, like Fortnite or Overwatch or whatever. Only women and girls get the crap analyzed out of them over a fucking tasty seasonal flavour yet men and boys can drive a meme into the fucking ground and no one will say that they’re a hive mind. -V
I AM THAT TEACHER THAT HAS TO DEAL WITH MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS MAKING REFERENCES TO RICK AND MORTY A MILLION TIMES A DAY.
An eight-year-old Swedish girl came across an exciting find swimming at her local lake, when she pulled an ancient sword from its depths.
“It’s not every day that one steps on a sword in the lake!” Mikael Nordström from Jönköpings Läns Museum told The Local when explaining the significance of the find.
But that’s exactly what happened to Saga Vanecek, who found the Viking Age relic at the Vidöstern lake in Småland earlier this summer.
“I felt something in the water and lifted it up. It was a handle, and I told my dad that it looked like a sword!” Saga told Sveriges Radio, recalling the moment. “It was pretty cool and a bit exciting.”
The sword is estimated to be at least 1,000 years old and has prompted huge interest from archaeologists and historians.
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