I'm new hear, so what are we mostly talking about??

@Solaris Thanks

Ok

The memes Zeducation posts on YouTube

They are funny

The best thumbnail IMO was the one with the "If you don't stop lying, you'll be a ne2s reporter"

*news

Same

@Draconem_Dominus @Hot babe VK168.01 (P)
Hello

I need that mug

Lol

@•jess_h• thanks

What is an alpha-nerd?

@Draconem_Dominus Crayons can burn for 30 minutes during emergencies

@Solaris Ok

@Draconem_Dominus same, never played the game though

Cool

I hope it goes well

Yeah

@Hot babe VK168.01 (P) what is a next beard?

Oooh

Ok

Ok

Maybe they blocked you?

I know

Click the three lines at top and then click the dude who looks like they are waving

Hi Gotato

@•jess_h• No problem

For the memes, how do you post the little Icons people on click on to make the number go up??

@Solaris Oh

Nice

Mobile

@Max4Z What is a Tiramisu

@•jess_h• I also am in Iowa

@Max4Z Ok

@Caramon Majere it worked... Thanks

@Caramon Majere Ok, thanks for the heads up

@Solaris Have you tried Cold Stone?

Will do

(Messed up other one, here's a better one ^ )

@Caramon Majere Thanks, I try do that in the future

I just realized there is a clone helmet emoji > <:ForTheRepublic:779719649985822733>

The scientific consensus is that there are no known health risks from all forms of RF energy at the low levels approved for everyday consumer use. The FCC regulates RF emissions, including millimeter waves from 5G devices and equipment, and has adopted the recommendations of expert scientific organizations that have reviewed the science, including dozens of studies focused specifically on millimeter waves, and established safe exposure levels. In December 2019, the FCC reaffirmed—on a unanimous and bipartisan basis—these safety standards. Typical exposure to 5G devices—such as small cells attached to phone poles or the sides of buildings—is far below the permissible levels and comparable to Bluetooth devices and baby monitors (New Orleans City Council Hearing, 2019.) The FCC continues to monitor the science to ensure that its regulations are protective of public health.


FACT: 5G mobile networks DO NOT spread COVID-19… Viruses cannot travel on radio waves/mobile networks. COVID-19 is spreading in many countries that do not have 5G mobile networks. COVID-19 is spread through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes or speaks. People can also be infected by touching a contaminated surface and then their eyes, mouth or nose

I put Jelly on PBJ, that's why it's called Peanut butter and jelly

@GotatoChi r/beatmetoit

@toasby Probably

@Sin now that I think about it... It was never consistent

I say y'all with friends all the time@Sin

I'm Iowan

See ya

Yup <:dogekek:726878872607653918>

Thanks

Same