Meme day 16
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Today's question on the meme that's going to take me double the time to finish is about what I'd do if I knew the world was ending tomorrow.
I've been thinking about this question since I saw it on the meme. I was wavering between being like a total badass and all, "who gives a fuck, rah! Bring it on!" and trying to be a survivalist and find someplace to outlive whatever would be the oncoming storm.
I think, at this very moment, I'd freak out and spend time with my mom. That answer could very well change tomorrow when I'm in a different mood, who knows? There's really no one else I'd probably want to spend any time with "at the end". Maybe I'd send a few texts but the realist in me knows the cell network would be shot to shit so it wouldn't work. If I can't be badass in thinking I'd survive I can't be badass in the reasonable route, either.
On a totally different note, the new keyboard I bought a couple weeks ago after I spilled water on my Mac one BLOWS. There are three or four keys that don't hit right so I have to keep backspacing or basically thumping on my keyboard to get them to work until I pop the key up and wiggle around with the rubber bit underneath that actually presses whatever makes the letter happen. I could take this one back to the store but I'm willing to bet it's a problem with the make of the keyboard, not this one in particular. It was the store brand but only $30. I got what I paid for, I guess.
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Today's question on the meme that's going to take me double the time to finish is about what I'd do if I knew the world was ending tomorrow.
I've been thinking about this question since I saw it on the meme. I was wavering between being like a total badass and all, "who gives a fuck, rah! Bring it on!" and trying to be a survivalist and find someplace to outlive whatever would be the oncoming storm.
I think, at this very moment, I'd freak out and spend time with my mom. That answer could very well change tomorrow when I'm in a different mood, who knows? There's really no one else I'd probably want to spend any time with "at the end". Maybe I'd send a few texts but the realist in me knows the cell network would be shot to shit so it wouldn't work. If I can't be badass in thinking I'd survive I can't be badass in the reasonable route, either.
On a totally different note, the new keyboard I bought a couple weeks ago after I spilled water on my Mac one BLOWS. There are three or four keys that don't hit right so I have to keep backspacing or basically thumping on my keyboard to get them to work until I pop the key up and wiggle around with the rubber bit underneath that actually presses whatever makes the letter happen. I could take this one back to the store but I'm willing to bet it's a problem with the make of the keyboard, not this one in particular. It was the store brand but only $30. I got what I paid for, I guess.