Lazy summer afternoons edition
/med/iterranean general
Josiah Long
Christopher Diaz
Been a while since I was able to make the thread. I'm taking back control, a new era of cozy pics upon you medbrothers
Connor Hill
Cat woke me up at 5:30 for food, ate 4 mouthfuls, then went back to sleep again. It's 8am and I've already been awake for two and a half hours.
Cameron Sanders
Good morning.
Nice.
Damn cats.
Brody Gomez
I wonder how Moselle is doing.
Matthew Collins
Damn, cats can be erratic companions and enjoy to torture us with power moves to show us who's boss. Will you take a nap later?
Hello Maltabro, I think he must be being shown the ropes rn to remind him how stuff works maybe.
Dominic Russell
Makes sense.
Christian Thompson
They're autistic sociopaths.
W-what happened to Moselle?
Luke Powell
>W-what happened to Moselle?
He's back to work.
Anthony Jackson
Got a lotta pics from the hike still
>autistic sociopaths
Well put yes.
>Moselle
His first day of waging back to the city hall
Aaron Sullivan
Pauvre Moselle. Today he will become intimately familiar with the concept of suffering.
Elijah Morgan
Hi lads
Public transport glowies controlled me, another victory for the Navigo-BVLL
John James
>Mona Lisa got caked
Tyler Miller
>It's real
Cake.
There is a protecting glass I believe THOUGH
Brody Williams
That will solve climate change.
Eli Jones
He is being reminded of what medwagies have to go through everyday, like poor Brune here Every neet should go on a wagie pilgrimage to stay humble and meditate on their privilege
Juan Morris
Jace Kelly
>>Every neet should go on a wagie pilgrimage to stay humble and meditate on their privilege
Used to be a thing here called "workfare". If you stayed on the bennies for too long, you'd have to work for like 20-30 hours a week to keep receiving them. It was eventually scrapped because people complained about having to work for like £2.50 and just refused to do it.
Joshua Thompson
Damn, sounds even worse than actually working kek.
Btw just curious, what would be your ideal job catfren?
Jason Bell
Soon what we will have thanks to JVPITER
Adam Gray
My perfect job would be no job, but if you put a water pistol to my head and forced me to pick, I'd probably choose something that involves minimal human interaction but also isn't very difficult. Maybe like a lighthouse keeper or park ranger who maintains firewatch towers.
One of life's little ironies is that the only jobs I'm realistically ever going to be employed for are retail/fast food/etc, but they're exactly the sort of jobs I flounder at: too much pressure and too much social contact.