A little joke on a regular day

Do like this: :poop::ox::poop:

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That’s a big mess! :laughing:

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Hey,
I am new in the forum. Btw i use arch
I laugh a lot with jokes like this, btw I am vegan.
Not joking around, btw i started to do crossfit a few weeks ago.
:innocent:

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barely new here, and already stirring the pot :joy:

I like it!

Welcome!

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Jokes aside, it is all true!
I always had been the outsider.
The one who does not go with the flock.
All my friends have Windows or Mac.
Tried, didn’t like either. Tried Linux, love Linux


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In direct competition with duckduckgo, the meerkat search engine.
digi3

and if you ever need an attorney, I recommend:

attorney

Pudge

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How about ; wolf_and_fox

Divorce and Family Law

Business Law

AND OF COURSE


Criminal Defense

:wolf:& :fox_face:
:rofl:

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how-does-moses-make-coffee

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bean

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You’re a fan of British comedy I see. :laughing:

Though Mr Bean is as legendary as Little Britain in my books. I remember the first time I heard him properly talk when I was little, I honestly nearly had a heart attack. I never realised he actually could talk and was acting, I thought he was genuinely non verbal :no_mouth:

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Yeah my old man used to watch British comedy all the time when I was little.
I was brought up with Blackadder, Monty Python, Fawlty Towers, and Bean of course :smiley:

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What? No ‘The Two Ronnies’ or ‘Benny Hill’?

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also “Jeeves and Wooster”, and “Only Fools and Horses”.

Don’t think that was aired over here on the Flemish tv channels when I was little


I literally just noticed bean in a lounger mop in hand strapped to a mini

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Yeah, he blends in quite well :joy:

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What a wonderful new default wallpaper for EOS!

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Did you notice the ‘reins’ from his hands to the wheel? :grin:

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EndeavourOS : means business, but won’t take ourselves too seriously.

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A supposedly true story from a book Rationality for Mortals by G. Gigerenzer:

A decision theorist from Columbia University was struggling whether to accept an offer from a rival university or to stay. His colleague took him aside and said, “Just maximize your expected utility – you always write about doing this.” Exasperated, the decision theorist responded, “Come on, this is serious.”

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