Ok, I agree with this statement, but I don’t think the meme delivers this message in a clear or succinct way.

Now that’s my cat’s job. Never again will I buy a case with a top mounted power button.

The point is that he literally goes by a pronoun, not that it’s a bad show.

Obviously I can’t remember where, but I recall reading that walking through perceived thresholds can act sort of like clearing your brains “cache”, which is why we often forget what we went into a room for.

Step #1 in my note book today

http://xkcd.com/2910

Who would benefit here, big Conch?

I’ve actually tried to live by the opposite. I wouldn’t buy a house with a full bladder, but I think it improves the quality of snap decision making.

A friend and I used to track our Overwatch ranked results based on how badly we needed to pee. It wasn’t very useful data, but it was funny.

I guess I’m one of them. I’ve never used LaTeX, but I don’t know how else I’d pronounce that.

Honestly if you don’t have a ton of other options, I don’t hate this. I always wanted to get several super thin flatscreens and set them up playing 24/7 nature livestreams from different sources. It would be like gazing out portals to different parts of nature.

Sure, being out in nature would be better, but it’s better than blank walls and parking lots.

My cat’s main redeeming feature is that I can slide my legs under her entirely to readjust positions and sometimes she doesn’t even look at me. Try to touch her, on the other hand, and it’s death.

My dog behaves like the cat in this meme.