Norf F.C or "Goalposting" is the nickname given to a series of drawings and illustrations originating from 4chan's /pol/ board satirizing Northern English
Yes, 4chan's /pol/ board is certainly a mighty fine moral compass you're referencing there. /s
IcedRaktajino
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Not saying any of it isn't accurate for a portion of the population. But it doesn't apply to everyone (we're not a monoculture / planet of hats), and to paint 347,628,682 people with a mural of ugly stereotypes is, well, kinda racist / xenophobic.
The barrel is [present-tense verb] [preposition] the Worf.
For regular debit/POS transactions, yeah, I think that's universal. For ATMs, though, I think it depends on the ATM software, right?
Is it only your bank's branded ATMs that do that?
My credit union doesn't operate ATMs and just reimburses the fees, so I use any random ATM when I need to do something other than a deposit. Some let me do multiple transactions, some don't. Some don't even let me transfer funds, but those are usually the dinky little machines you find in "convenience" locations.
I loved the simplicity of it. It did one thing, and did it well enough.
They had an early mobile app (BREW I think), but it was pretty awful.
I think SMS gaining popularity killed it, and they were too early for the "What's App" era that ultimately killed SMS in a lot of places.
This and the "time warp" pose:
That's what that pose was??
I always thought it was the "I'm about to shit my pants" pose, and I never made the connection to Rocky Horror Picture Show.
I didn't notice it at the time, but AIM away messages were basically like proto-Twitter long before actual Twitter became a thing. Some people would always be "away" so their inspirational crap would show since AIM still let you chat like normal while "away".
vaguebooking that would involve lame-ass "motivation quotes" or worse song lyrics that were obviously about some dramatic thing happening in their life
You've just described like 90% of the AIM away messages in high school lol.
Yeah, probably lol. I guess I just don't pay a lot of attention to who posts what most of the time.
That's like asking if every racist joke should be applied to everyone of that race. That's kind of how stereotype-based "humor" works.