Anyone awake
- Locked due to inactivity on May 14, '20 3:54am
Thread Topic: Anyone awake
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Let's talk about anything. Frogs is a good place to start.
There's 2 types of people in this world it seems. Those who think they're disgusting and would never touch them. And then those who think they're cute and like to catch them for a bit :3
I'm definitely the latter -
I remember when i came on using my DSi because it was the only site that loaded and had people on it
Now I'm on here out of choice 😂
I'm lame af -
Ooh ooh. I have 2 random thoughts I wanted to tell someone.
1. People keep saying how because a lot of people in the U.S. think coronavirus is related to the beer, there is a low IQ problem. But IQ has nothing to do with it. It would be logical to think so based off the name. What it is, is a lack of critical thinking. Maybe high schools should have a Critical Thinking class so that way people who do not go on to higher education learn it too.
2. Whenever I see a Donald Trump tweet where he is addresses someone with an insulting nickname, I think of that scene from The Sandlot where all the prepubescent boys are just roasting each other. -
Critical thinking is not something one is born with. It's a skill to be develip4ed and practiced.
Oh my god.
I really am turning into a nurse.
1 year left baby 😎 -
How the f--- does my phone think I meant to type out develip4ed?
I love samsung, but their autocorrect. Is f---ing s---. -
Yoo I remember when I'd be on here on my thread late at night and there would be random newbies horndogging it up in a different thread. And it would be me talking to myself in the recent posts like "life sucks and I want to die"
And then "ooh babyy yes right there it's so good"
Can we just take a moment to appreciate the hilarity of this. -
Does that still happen these days? Or have the horndogs been banished?
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It seems no one is here. I'll come back some other time. Maybe some of my old friends still wander on here. Who knows.
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hallo
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