jars-sides

*spews random thoughts*
          	
          	also 166 notifications in this account all from announcements are fun-
          	
          	anyway, dya know how people shortcut "do you [insert verb]"? I just did it at the previous statement.
          	
          	There are many ways:
          	- D'ya [verb]
          	- ya [verb]
          	- you [verb]
          	And more
          	
          	Take for example,
          	"people can be crazy, dya know?"
          	"songs are nice, ya know?"
          	"the universe is 329u439u34289eu38u7937 big, do you know?"
          	
          	So, I have used "know" several times. Yes, those sentences are very lazy.
          	
          	More examples without using "know":
          	"So this is how you type on a computer, do you see?"
          	"Hoover Dam (dAm fRencH frIeS-) is 700 feet tall, dya see?"
          	"ikecdnhfjkehncferunhf, you see?"
          	And lastly, "You fold it symetrically and equally, see?"
          	
          	Notice the latter. There's only "see".
          	
          	So, why don't people use "know" as of like the last example of "see"?
          	Like: "there are so many evil authors, [dya] know?"
          	
          	I don't know.
          	
          	anyway goodbye people *runs to write 2 essays in 8 hours*

jars-sides

*spews random thoughts*
          
          also 166 notifications in this account all from announcements are fun-
          
          anyway, dya know how people shortcut "do you [insert verb]"? I just did it at the previous statement.
          
          There are many ways:
          - D'ya [verb]
          - ya [verb]
          - you [verb]
          And more
          
          Take for example,
          "people can be crazy, dya know?"
          "songs are nice, ya know?"
          "the universe is 329u439u34289eu38u7937 big, do you know?"
          
          So, I have used "know" several times. Yes, those sentences are very lazy.
          
          More examples without using "know":
          "So this is how you type on a computer, do you see?"
          "Hoover Dam (dAm fRencH frIeS-) is 700 feet tall, dya see?"
          "ikecdnhfjkehncferunhf, you see?"
          And lastly, "You fold it symetrically and equally, see?"
          
          Notice the latter. There's only "see".
          
          So, why don't people use "know" as of like the last example of "see"?
          Like: "there are so many evil authors, [dya] know?"
          
          I don't know.
          
          anyway goodbye people *runs to write 2 essays in 8 hours*

dashipoflams

holaaaa
          
          aight uh i do not want to go over the process of logging out then in
          s o 
          hello, alt
          
          time to start the...what the heck do I call these stuff
          ...hm
          
          so everybody knows songs. i think. most. yeah. songs are everywhere. 
          
          even if a person does not have the same interests in songs as another person (if there is someone, then that's pretty rare ig), most are catchy
          
          . . .
          
          i have only realized now when practicing random songs on mi ukulele that most songs have an ostinato (repeating sounds) as the melody
          
          some simple stuff, yet actually so complex, and it makes such wonder
          like nature :3
          
          
          
          
          
          oh well, that wasn't much but I still wanted to place it here
          
          see ya and happy new year (s eve)

dashipoflams

also, i just noticed Annabeth chase in the movie looks like Silena Beauregard
            . . .
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jars-sides

hey uh foLks- helo people who have randomly checked my conversations thing
          
          anyhow, this thing occurred about 5 minutes ago:
          
          my family seeing foreign/unknown plastic: *panics and screams*
          
          well, yes, smth like that. i might have exaggerated- but you get the point. 
          look, plastic used to be very common EVERYWHERE about 9 or 10 months ago. until covid came and literally made most people, if not everyone, get conscious to germs and stuff that...has a chance of germs. 
          
          so obviously there's a big difference in what people think in the past and now.
          
          why? plastic is still plastic. it ain't gonna change unless someone puts it on fire. but why do people think it's dangerous? what about other stuff? like groceries, instead of YEETING them to the refrigerator, you go through a 3-times washing THEN yeeting them to wherever you'll place it.
          
          why?
          
          covid has changed the way we think in many cases. this could also be applied to other topics. for example, at one point you think tarantulas are cute but then after being bitten by another kind of arachnid (i'm not quite sure if that phylum bites but let's stick with that), you think they're creepy crawly death eaters, even though SOME don't. (some do, some don't.)
          
          the point is, something could distort the way you think of something, whether good or bad. from influences to pandemics to an event that happened, it all can.
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          ...
          
          
          
          okay goodbai-

jars-sides

@Le-Chaotic-Wierdo_ i-
            ahem dRiNk
            
            ...okay that's fair
            
            sANta-tIze
            
            nOOO
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jars-sides

@tis-a-dork . . . s a n t a - t i z e
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dashipoflams

@tis-a-dork 
            
            was that a rant
            
            ah-
            
            yes
            
            okay that's actually kind of good
            yes it's just plastic
            ...well yes, in a way, it is
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            g o o d,  s a n i t i z e
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jars-sides

hmm
          
          why the heck did i name my account "jars-sides"
          complete ripoff of sander sides-
          
          ...
          *cue the am i original episode*
          
          SANDER SIDES HAS TAKEN OVER ME also virgil is awesome uwu
          
          i mean
          r a n t s
          is that the use of this- thaT haS nOthiNg to dO witH tHe nAme Of zE accOunt
          
          i mean
          i'm talking to myself
          
          "l i k e   t h o m a s"
          
          oh well
          
          also is it rant or ramble
          rant is like...well rAnting
          and ramble is saying stuff until it turns into a jumble of words???- LE GASP
          
          RAMBLE = RANT + JUMBLE
          
          also the nervous system = sander sides
          
          AND THE WIND KNOCKED DOWN THE WIFI ROUTER
          YES THAT IS UM RANDOM
          
          but like that means even the most basic elements of earth are powerful
          and the router did not break
          meaning small things are also strong
          
          idk why i said that it seemed like a lesson
          
          IS THAT MY PURPOSE IN THIS WORLD-- XD
          
          uh
          
          idk
          
          hello person who read this
          um
          
          (if there would be a person--)
          or alien
          
          y e a h

jars-sides

h e l l o   f e l l o w   umm d  u c k l e s
            *does not ping bcoz oh well*
            
            router is the part of the wifi which...seNDs thE wIfi cOnnection
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MLovesStrawberries

@jars-sides hello
            this made total sense, actually, or maybe it's just me
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BlueTurtle107

Hi Jars
          Can I call you Jared