#makeitthroughthis

Everyone loves to scream about state’s rights until it comes to holding states accountable for not being proactive/progressive wrt human lives

have you ever felt like you had a “mind-meld” with someone?

I often feel like Kiddo and myself are mind-melded. We are very alike and often are “on the same wavelength” so to speak. There’s a lot of “OH MY GOD! I was just gonna say that!” when we’re hanging out.

I will give them points for creativity

Where does sunny fit in?

The last few holdouts I can remember outside of the dmv area were on the turnpike rest stops. But they disappeared years ago, now. I miss their spirally fries so much

Those were SO GOOD. RR had the good shit; technically McD’s had better regular fries, but they didn’t have curly, so it wasn’t actually a contest! Fries were always my biggest thing with fast food; most of it really didn’t do much for me (I liked fried chicken, but I liked other kinds of chicken a lot more), but fries fries fries, every kind of fries! Spicy, curly, cottage, shoestring, steak- wedge- and thick-cut... and when I was a kid, I was even willing to tolerate crinkle-cut or waffle if they were the only options. Spicy and curly (and spicy curly) were always my favorites then, although now I prefer Belgian and wedge. 

I *think* I’ve mostly got the habit down, but I’ll try to make sure and regularly check, as an additional habit

Roy Rogers’ was always one the Virginia treats, because afaik they never really extended into nys/nyc from the interstate

makeitthroughthis

  BTW besides being an awful nightmare I think...

Between cats and the horror show that the sonic movie has turned out to be (from a labor perspective, never mind the actual visual horrors on display), we’re already there. What I’m already too tired to hear is the whinging about lost artistry as opposed to the consistent fucking over of workers in order to produce a Fordian nightmare

Oh, exactly. Granted the original sonic design was a monstrosity but how they dealt with it is a baaaaad precedent. They looked at Telltale Studios and AAA game Crunch and said, “we can be worse.”