Totally did not expect that reaction for some reason. You two are like my grandfather, who despises raisins.

 

So taste isn't inherited. Neat.

 

Maybe? I'm no expert.

 

I'm joking you do you bruh.

 

I should have figured. I really need to stop taking things literally.

 

Humanity can be alright sometimes

 

Taste as in what we like, or the actual sense?

 

Both, probably, given they're talking about certain foods being good or not. Taste in taste.

 

But raisins are tasty? I often eat them without anything else.


U weird people u.

 

I do too. I actually eat them just about every day.

 

Liking a popular thing doesn't make you a boring person. Likewise, being a fan of some niche fandom doesn't make you a better or more interesting person than the kid who plays Fortnite.

 

California raisins are the best!

 

I 100% agree. Nothing wrong with liking popular things.

I raise an eyebrow a bit when people only like popular/mainstream things though, it can come across like they're just following trends. A lot of teenagers seem to do this. But there's a lot of peer-pressure in that environment, and they're still forming their interests. By the time most people reach adulthood, they'll likely have found a few unique interests. And if someone does only happen to enjoy mainstream/popular things...more power to them, there's nothing inherently wrong with that, as long as they genuinely enjoy that stuff and they're not just caving to peer-pressure.

 

The human body is weird and kinda gross. I mean the mouth is wet with this long pink like snake thing between our teeth.

Our ears and nose are endless holes with darkness in them.

The belly button is useless

Skin is just strange

 

When?

This.

 

The Pokémon mystery dungeon series are boring.

 

Monkie Kid's Secret HQ (80013) from Lego is one of the best sets they have released in a long time.

 

A great story told badly will always be a great story, a bad story told greatly will always be a bad story.

This is how I view The Star Wars Prequels compared to the Sequels.

 

Unfortunately the way the story is told counts just as much

It’s kind of like when a good joke is told badly, nobody gets it