Oh no!
…anyway.
Cooked to medium rare. Juicy. Toasted bun. Lettuce, tomato, cheese, and maybe even a fried egg.
An overcooked, dry burger is just not edible for me.
Already off to a better start than last week. Last week my 1 year old tested positive for Covid. My wife and I both got it, but had to suffer through while parenting. By the time the three of us recovered, my 3 year old ended up getting it. Seems we’re all finally healthy again to start off this week.
Yeah, there is a generic college football community and NFL community, too. I mod the college football one.
A few niche ones.
I also mod a couple with Blaze, which do have a good bit of discussion.
I’m tired, boss.
They are petty dead. I’m finding less and less time to post content to keep them active. But I’m trying.
I thought it was entertaining. But the story didn’t do it for me. That said, I’ll be going to see it a second time with my wife today.
It had nothing to do with the last supper.
Not sure how I feel about this one…
Don’t put your finger in the dog’s butthole, please.
Shutting the brain down for a week.
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In memory of Kabosu, here is the first meme I ever made. Posted to Reddit 11 years ago.
(lemmy.world)
Doge and "banana for scale" were big in those days. I swear.
I’ve noticed that links often contain duplicative text if you don’t have the compact link setting selected. The post title is usually the link headline, and then part of the link body is usually displayed right under the title. Then, on the link, the same exact headline and body are shown again on the link preview. See image for example. Not a huge deal, but could save some space to eliminate the duplicative text in the link preview.
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A/s/l?