That many, huh... maybe we should have eaten them instead of letting them go.
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Have to warn you, it's probably gonna be big!.. the ass I mean.
well, .com was already taken so 🤷.
lol 🤣... thanks 🤣
Well, that's not nice... my mom would never fuck a turkey... not on thanksgiving anyaway.
Fuck, I'd download a donkey if it's free!
Oh he's got balls!
Yeah, fuck that shit, I would've given up when I saw the waiting list. You're a lot more patient than I am 😂.
And they say men are pigs... good god...
You're trying to mask this cry for help through a shitpost, or is this really a shitpost?
How old is the Asus monitor? This might also be a hardware problem, bad caps related. Digital equipment is sensitive to power voltage fluctuations, and when bad caps are in the picture, even more so, making the equpment do all sorts of inexplainable things, like how could one thing I do on this monitor reflect on what the other monitor does or doesn't. In most cases, a small ground loop or a fluctuation caused by one of the monitors draining power when being turned on or off, might affect what the other one does or doesn't, if it alredy has failing caps. I've seen similar things happen on dual monitor setups when one of them has failing caps. One turns on just fine the other one doesn't, but you power them in reverse order, hey they work 😂.
IDK, I was in the other room with my sister.