forum Anyone want a British friend? https://www.notebook.ai/forum/general-chat/did-you-know-lostboy2

Started July 06, 2018 by Deleted user

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Yea like, seriously. Have some respect.

Sorry what? I wasnt on for like a weekish so I'm confused. Also I meant I feel like absolute crap, no offence to anyone

Yeah, but a couple months ago, the maker of this thread passed away. That is who Darren and Kat were talking about.

They feel like crap, too. So thank you.

Hey kiddos. I wasn’t offended it’s fine. I knew what they meant. It’s fine, really.

My brain saw something that it thought it could make funny, but it was actually really at a bad time. So I’m sorry too. Plus it was like half off at the time.

Sorry what? I wasnt on for like a weekish so I'm confused. Also I meant I feel like absolute crap, no offence to anyone

No ones offended. Why do you feel like crap?

My brain saw something that it thought it could make funny, but it was actually really at a bad time. So I’m sorry too. Plus it was like half off at the time.

You’re fine Kate.

Yeah, but still.

I wasn’t even offended. No one got hurt. It’s actually fine.

Coolio.

It's all good
to be fair
Chuck would've appreciated that joke let's be real

He would have.

we joked about death all the time
as long as no one actually dies from the death joke

It's all good
to be fair
Chuck would've appreciated that joke let's be real

True that

Okay sorry all. O

why won't my notifications go away

Um how so?

IDK
like I read the chat but the notification stays

It’s a bug that andrew (Our Supreme Lord and Overseer)’s trying to fix. Tell him.

_{I’ve been talking about chuck like he’s alive in present tense. I love him…}

that's
so
much
work

_{I’ve been talking about chuck like he’s alive in present tense. I love him…}

I never talk about him in the past tense. Always present.

Also if you like refresh the page, it should fix.

changing tenses makes me sad

_{I’ve been talking about chuck like he’s alive in present tense. I love him…}

I never talk about him in the past tense. Always present.

I’ve noticed. And it’s rubbing off on me.