Rainy Joi

@Always_Indigo alright yeah, give me the VIN number and pic under the hood if you can

GMC Yukon 2018? I’ll give you a pic in our doc for when you get back-

@Always_Indigo well it depends on the manufacturer i'm pretty sure. i've only been taught how to calculate the year accurately from the vin since that's the only important one for me to know since most of the programs we use have automatic decoders- but like. i could probably tell what engine type it is if you sent me a picture. also if you looked at the specific model/year online it would tell you what engine the car has

@Rainyjoi2009 it’s a classic thing of yours by this point

@Seth189 oop-

@Ingrid_Res_Publica i don't think so, every brand i have just does because i'm not careful enough to completely avoid my scalp-

@Rainyjoi2009 Oooo have fun

@Seth189 why thank you, i'm attempting it tomorrow- i've never bleached my roots before so we'll see how this goes-

@Rainyjoi2009 Good luck!! Also hope your hair turned out the way you wanted

@Rainyjoi2009 the only reason why it’s not working on my end is because I cannot physically force you through the screen. if I could, I would find increasingly annoying yet elaborate ways to get you to sleep.

@chipsndcookies and it's not working :D

@Rainyjoi2009 we are allied forces fighting for the cause of making you get consistent sleep

@bumblvee @Seth189 thanks you guys <3 /p

@Rainyjoi2009 a while ago, my friend lost her grandfather and while we were a lot younger, I saw the best thing I could do was just try and be there. Ask if there's anything I can do and try and lift their spirits by doing little things like giving her extra snacks or cookies that my family made. Just letting her know that there is that shoulder to lean on. For her, and this isn't for everyone since we all grieve differently, it helped for her to open up about it and anytime that she would I'd always stop whatever I was saying to give my undivided attention.
            
            Of course, we all experience grief differently and handle it in our own ways, but I'd say maybe making them something or giving them a sweet treat would be a nice gesture to let them know "hey I'm always here if you want to talk." when I lost my own grandfather recently, she did the same thing for me and hugged me to let me know that she was always there. I didn't really call her that often about it since I wasn't that effected, but it was nice to know that she was there.
            
            So in the end despite her being more emotional and me being way more chill about when we each lost a family member, it was still nice to know that we had each other and we looked out for each other. Just checking in and asking how the other is doing.
            
            Just like anything else, a simple "how are you today" can go a long way.

@Rainyjoi2009 honestly, just being there for them is the best thing you could ever do for them. let them know you're in their corner, that they can come to you with whatever they need. it's ultimately up to them to reach out for help, but i'm positive that just checking up on them and letting them know that you're still here will be more than enough to make them feel better

@chipsndcookies i was playing stardew valley, sorry o-O 
            
            and i would have said yes anyways-

you know what I got bored your lack of response is a yes

@Rainyjoi2009 I CONGRATULATE YOU ON THAT POWER!

@Rainyjoi2009 godforbid a person be honest

@chipsndcookies MY PRESENCE ON THIS WEBSITE REMAINS A SECRET TO THE OUTERNET

@Rainyjoi2009  that's so sweet, late congrats <3

@Rainyjoi2009 awwww that's so cute!!

@chipsndcookies @AroAsAGayro thank you :D