"Don't step on my corn." ?
I put neon tape on stuff that I'm likely to lose. That includes my label gun, my wallet, my phone, etc... It helps me remember the tasks I'm trying to complete. Also, I never assumed it was a personal issue. Did your teacher not lose patience with you and stop teaching things that required time? That was my experience.
I'd bounce between subjects and ask too many questions. It helped me learn a lot, but it took a lot of time from other students.
Are we just doing memes, or do we all actually have the same thing?
Edit: I'm being too sassy. Im a little drunk.
Page markers and a label gun will become your best friend. That and a personal journal you struggle to write in because you never memorized spelling. Yes, I'm looking at you.
Insert "hole in popcorn tub" joke here:
The title seems like a cover-up for a kid who almost died while "ensnared" (quoting the article). Barbed wire isn't as terrifying as people think. It's often confused with razor wire. Barbed wire is for animals; razor wire is generally for humans. All that being said, I do not think I would survive being ensnared by barbed wire during a flood. Fencing laws are a deceptively interesting rabbit hole. I've never thought about this consequence.
Just don't go on a walk at night.
Was the Uncle, Ray Bradbury?
Ooooooh. My bad. I wasn't trying to be topical.
That is not a good choice of words to describe an attractive person's time in jail, lmao. I think they meant "everyone wanted to meet a folk hero and tell the tale, including the guards."
What about banks, real-estate, and just random big companies?
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Are they helping a moth smoke a cigarette in the background?
Edit:... Those are pins, aren't they?
I love this artist even though I only understand half of their jokes.