TET: Always ...

[Ethel mermania]

Inside a bottle. He a lush.

When was Ms. Frizzle trans?

Next reboot, she becomes the bus. We call her Jerome, the bus with no breaks

[Loeje]

tfw you apologise but no-one gives a fuck :cccccc

k den

ty for teaching me apologising is not worth it

such good parents wow

just like my actual childhood wow xd

Apologizing is always worth it.

[Heloin]

:idea:

When was Ms. Frizzle trans?

Next reboot, she becomes the bus. We call her Jerome, the bus with no breaks

If this bus goes less than 50 miles an hour a bomb will explode.

[Untecna]

:idea:
Next reboot, she becomes the bus. We call her Jerome, the bus with no breaks

If this bus goes less than 50 miles an hour a bomb will explode.

The bomb is thermonuclear.

[Deblar]

:idea:
Next reboot, she becomes the bus. We call her Jerome, the bus with no breaks

If this bus goes less than 50 miles an hour a bomb will explode.

“If this baby doesn’t hit 50 miles an hour, you’re gonna see some serious shit.”

[Heloin]

If this bus goes less than 50 miles an hour a bomb will explode.

The bomb is thermonuclear.

The terror helps motivate the children to learn about nuclear energy.

[Deblar]

If this bus goes less than 50 miles an hour a bomb will explode.

The bomb is thermonuclear.

A Magic School Bus and Thomas the Thermonuclear Bomb crossover? Sign me up!

[Untecna]

The bomb is thermonuclear.

The terror helps motivate the children to learn about nuclear energy.

They learn about Chernobyl

[Heloin]

The bomb is thermonuclear.

A Magic School Bus and Thomas the Thermonuclear Bomb crossover? Sign me up!

The island of Sodor is stockpiling WMDs.

[Untecna]

A Magic School Bus and Thomas the Thermonuclear Bomb crossover? Sign me up!

The island of Sodor is stockpiling WMDs.

And Thomas is the center of it all.

Of it all.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Inside a bottle. He a lush.

When was Ms. Frizzle trans?

Nah, as in he likes to lush it. He likes to drink booze.

[Ethel mermania]

When was Ms. Frizzle trans?

Nah, as in he likes to lush it. He likes to drink booze.

Exactly what we look for in a bus

[Kannap]

The terror helps motivate the children to learn about nuclear energy.

They learn about Chernobyl

*slams fist down on the AZ-5 button* Stop the test!

[Heloin]

They learn about Chernobyl

*slams fist down on the AZ-5 button* Stop the test!

3.6 roentgen. Not great, not terrible.

[Keira]

Back in the day, when they communicated via letters, I wonder if people sometimes left tone indications/persuasions/explanations/thingies at the end of letters like "nooooooo pls don't take this as me being aggressive, I'm just kinda excited n dat haha".

[Hurdergaryp]

Viable thorium reactors are what we need, because thorium reactors can't meltdown. Fusion would be nice as well, but we've been promised unlimited fusion power for decades now. It's taking longer than expected. Apparently they recently had a significant breakthrough when it comes to generate a strong enough magnetic field for containing the fusion process once a miniature sun has been established, but I am not going to hold my breath.

[The Holy Therns]

Back in the day, when they communicated via letters, I wonder if people sometimes left tone indications/persuasions/explanations/thingies at the end of letters like "nooooooo pls don't take this as me being aggressive, I'm just kinda excited n dat haha".

No, they were just decent at communicating.

[Ethel mermania]

Back in the day, when they communicated via letters, I wonder if people sometimes left tone indications/persuasions/explanations/thingies at the end of letters like "nooooooo pls don't take this as me being aggressive, I'm just kinda excited n dat haha".

I think they were just better at it then we are, they paid a lot more attention to what they wrote then we do. Just to pick for example In the states the letters of John and Abigail Addams are a tremendous read, just in the sense that that is how they communicated with each other

[Loeje]

Back in the day, when they communicated via letters, I wonder if people sometimes left tone indications/persuasions/explanations/thingies at the end of letters like "nooooooo pls don't take this as me being aggressive, I'm just kinda excited n dat haha".

No, they were just decent at communicating.

I wanted to find a funny example of that not being true, but I was unsuccessful and I'm reading old letters to Santa instead.

It was worth a try.

[Ethel mermania]

No, they were just decent at communicating.

I wanted to find a funny example of that not being true, but I was unsuccessful and I'm reading old letters to Santa instead.

It was worth a try.

The ones that were educated wrote well.

[Keira]

Back in the day, when they communicated via letters, I wonder if people sometimes left tone indications/persuasions/explanations/thingies at the end of letters like "nooooooo pls don't take this as me being aggressive, I'm just kinda excited n dat haha".

No, they were just decent at communicating.

Stop with the jabs

No, they were just decent at communicating.

I wanted to find a funny example of that not being true, but I was unsuccessful and I'm reading old letters to Santa instead.

It was worth a try.

Aw, my trusty defender.

[Loeje]

I wanted to find a funny example of that not being true, but I was unsuccessful and I'm reading old letters to Santa instead.

It was worth a try.

The ones that were educated wrote well.

Sadly for me.

But, on the bright side, there were some funny letters to Santa a century ago.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

To order from Über Eats or not to order from Über Eats? That is the stupid dilemma.

[Ethel mermania]

The ones that were educated wrote well.

Sadly for me.

But, on the bright side, there were some funny letters to Santa a century ago.

Indeed.

Letters were the interweb of their day.

[Xmara]

The ones that were educated wrote well.

Sadly for me.

But, on the bright side, there were some funny letters to Santa a century ago.

I mean, if Yesterday's Print is anything to go by, humankind hasn't really changed at all.