Tallproley
Tallproley t1_iugdp70 wrote
Reply to comment by BowwwwBallll in A tough looking cowboy dressed all in black rides into town.. by Aggravating-Sink8174
HA HA HA HA HA GET IT?
Tallproley t1_iu8yjfw wrote
And this, this is why putins war is doomed.
They're getting bombed, is their instinct to flee and cower? Fuck no. That customer leans closer to the falling ball of death to see just what Era of archaic weaponry putting is chucking.
When the bomb goes off, does the barrista duck and cover, afraid? Fuck no, out into the street they go with hustle. To render aid, to check the damage, to enlist in the Ukrainian Army because she spent all morning getting those cups stacked perfectly and that Moscow mother fucker ruined it for the last time.
That's resilience, that's strength, that's morbid curiosity, that is a purpose that will crush mountains.
"March 17th, 2023- Ukrainian barrista completes invasion of Russia, putin delivered to the Hague for warcrime trial."
Tallproley t1_jaf2b0k wrote
Reply to LPT: You can put a . anywhere* in a gmail address to make a new email that still goes to your inbox by Bomblord1
Jokes in you.
My email is tall.proley@gmail.com
But another tall proley is Tallproley@gmail.com
Gmail doesn't interpret his properly so I get stuff.
For example, one tall proley works as a state prosecutor in the DAs office. I get case briefings and asked for trial strategy inputs. I am not American, nor am I lawyer. I clarify this point usually after demanding the death penalty for DUI charges.
Another tall proley has a GNC membership, I know his points balance. Haven't tried password retrieval.
Last week, I got an email from snapchat regarding a login from a new device. I haven't used snapchat in a decade. But it had a link to change my password if the login wasn't me.
So I clicked it in case my old account had been breached. I set a random new password, and it logged me in. As I' sure you can guess, it was not my snapchat.
My Gmail explodes with snapchat emails: forgotten password, forgotten password, password change request, boom boom boom boom, customer service reaching out to help, forgotten password, etc...
About 20 minutes later I guess he set up two factor authentication to a mobile number.
So beware.