as in, “I wonder what happened to the oh-nee-ders”

for the lads

it’s a simple Freudian slip; you mean one thing but say a mother

damn, that could have been so good. a series of unusual mysteries and sci-fi stories, all subtly linked to the central macguffin laboratory, or whatever government conspiracy is “behind the whole thing”.

they already have a whole alternate dimension to play with, so it doesn’t need to be contained to a single midwest town. they could set seasons in any part of the world, and make it a huge web, with a hyper local focus with new casts.

the more I think about it, the worse it gets; they had a perfect setup and didn’t go for it.

a tomato is a fruit, but does it belong in a fruit salad?

a meme was originally used to describe repeated patterns in genetics, and is fundamentally another way to say “mimic,” so we could build an argument for a totally different way to moderate content here.

but the spirit of the community is to showcase the modern internet meme, so I think taking the narrow definition of “new jokes over repeated images” is more appropriate than a literal definition of the word itself.

but not if it’s a text-only screenshot, like a twitter/tumblr post. the point of the modern “meme” is to be variations on a visual-based theme.

otherwise, it’s just a joke or a comment

the bones are their money…

I always read ellipses as if the speaker is trailing off in a condescending, disappointed, or sarcastic tone.

“if you think so…”

“that’s a great idea…”

“we definitely need more snacks in the house…”

It doesn’t make me anxious, but it always seems a little rude.

definitely not loss…

…is this gain?

localized entirely to this instance?

so my socks can get wet? I don’t think so

definitely pitching this to my DM for the upcoming Eberron campaign; we’ve been watching Legend of Korra for vibes and inspiration, and the recaps in that show were perfectly fit for the setting

the great exacerbater!

the rich just need some special hugs! specifically on their necks!

lots of people are lining up to choke on the SCROTUS these days

catching strays out here, my dude. sounds like a really positive take on something people find divisive.

cooking for others is so special - I’m glad your family shares that. my parents don’t cook, and certainly never took an interest in meeting most of the people I dated. but now my partner and I cook for them. they don’t like everything we make, and pick around the stuff they don’t want. everyone’s happy, so it all works out.

it’s also important to be a good guest. a host isn’t a servant. they didn’t make anyone do anything; they offered food and shared their home, and that’s pretty cool.

also, doesn’t sound like in-laws. “dated” implies casuality, and also past tense.

start composting, and turn that green waste into green money (or food)

good ol’ products and/or services