Let’s play a game of “Fortunately, Unfortunately“. Respond the previous post (the first comment below this post) by replying this post (not the previous post!)
I’ll start with: “I found this website.“
in the beginning of our mid-semester project, we had a workshop event where we made our own yogurt (enriched with pineapple skin powder)
we tasted it now and it tastes nice and sour and creamy
our struggles really is to reuse the plastic bottles we had as a container for the yogurt since we feared that just eating it from the plastic box will contaminate it
Instead of a mid-semester test, we had a mid-semester project
I had no idea how to contribute to my group project
But then again, would you like for us to take the effort on another migration, just for the sake of debloating?
Be aware of your tone
You can’t give non-verbal cues when you’re communicating online. The reader can only see your text, and if it’s improperly written, misunderstandings will happen. Make sure you read your text carefully so people can interpret the meaning of your text clearly.
Be wary of using irony or sarcasm.
DON’T SHOUT! Using all caps can be interpreted as shouting at someone. Instead, italicize, underline or bold text as a form of emphasis.
— a text about netiquette based from my English textbook, not gonna copy it verbatim for legal reasons
One of my Physics teacher’s subject is electricity while my other one is magnetism
That’s a perfect duo
person shapeshifts to cat for 1 hour
Quote from: PkmnQ
Quote from: TheGlassPenguin
oh noes! the dog will come here soon
dowon't youwu mean "suwun"? (owr "soowoon", i'm not suwuwe)
[ngv]my mind is shuffled right now i cannot type like this[/ngv]