idunnololz

Actually tru. Damn preprocessors.

I make my own vibes 😔

They got suspended like the last week of school. Yeah I have no idea what the ooint of the punishment was. Honestly the guy would have gotten away with it too if he didnt brag to everyone what he did.

Someone did something like this in our year book for their graduation message and got suspended lmao

I didn’t hate it but I didn’t like it either. It does nothing for me 😞

honestly that’s probably still a 1000x return.

boy juice 🥰

Why is there just a random pit tho. This doesnt look very efficient 🤔

Hello. Welcome to my mini rant aboot leeks, green onion, garlic chives and negi. These four common ingredients (common depending on where you are in the world) are so offen confused for one another in naming or looks. In terms of taste, green onion and negi taste pretty much the same. The main difference is that negi is larger. Green onion, leek and garlic chives taste nothing alike so it would be pretty bad to confuse one for the other in cooking. In terms of how they look, negi and leek can look similar. However the green part of leek is flat while they are cylindrical for negi. Negi also tends to have a longer white part. Garlic chives, often mistakenly called leeks, look and taste nothing like leek. They are pretty small, each is a bit smaller than a green onion. They can be commonly identified by their flat leaves. Garlic chives are sometimes called chinese leek or just leek for short which contributes to the confusion. Meanwhile negi is sometimes depicted in japanese media (eg. The Pokemon Farfetch’d is often depicted holding negi) then mistakenly identified as leek by the west. The general rule is that leeks are actually pretty uncommon in China and Japan, so if you see leek mentioned in chinese or japanese anything, triple check that they are actually referring to leek and not negi or garlic chives. Also the popular leek spin gif depicts negi and not leek. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.