• KillingTimeItself
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    13 minutes ago

    i still sleep like shit unfortunately…

    I blame carrying the weight of a failing humanity on my shoulders. Darned sociology ruining my life!

  • @[email protected]
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    7 hours ago

    It’s because we’re old. I was hit hard with the realization the other day, that I’m not the target audience of this product anymore. Does anyone else have trouble remembering that they’re not a kid? I’m like 30 years old, and I do not identify as an adult

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      106 hours ago

      I’m in my 20s and I don’t really feel like an adult (I don’t know how to deal with stuff, how to take care of things), but I also don’t feel like a kid, because things targeted at kids don’t appeal to me and I barely keep up with what they’re up to now (is skibidi toilet still funny?)

    • @[email protected]
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      15 hours ago

      I literally am a kid (for a few months anyway) and I don’t feel like I’m the target audience either.

  • @[email protected]
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    66 hours ago

    Prime is throughally mid, interchangeable, forgettable drink that is carried by its influencers.

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      140 minutes ago

      It tastes exactly like liquid jello. One of the worst things I’ve ever tasted. Definitely not forgettable.

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      34 hours ago

      I only knew about Prime drink because they claimed to not be selling in Canada in defence to having over the legal limit of caffeine

      They said all the retailers were smuggling them in from the US because of how popular it is

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      4 hours ago

      Sounds like Booty Sweat energy drinks and Busta Nut bars, which apparently were actual things in relation to promoting Tropic Thunder.

    • @[email protected]
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      96 hours ago

      I thought they meant amazon prime. I might be slightly out of touch. (Idk what lunchly is either)

        • jawa21
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          45 hours ago

          Yeah it was. Not sure if it is still being made since the person behind it is in trouble with the FBI over (iirc) the product not being sealed properly which caused mold etc. and breaks laws.

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    159 hours ago

    Not going to lie I’ve bought Prime recently… But only because the energy drinks are 4 for £1 at a local shop.

    Sure it tastes like the sugar monster came in my mouth, but what a bargain!

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    78 hours ago

    I had a feastables given to me and I can honestly say it was not the best chocolate bar I’ve ever had. It was pretty average.

      • @[email protected]
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        47 hours ago

        I worked at one those “we’ll make you custom chocolates and candies with your branding on them” candy factories in college and it was about on the same level. Not bad but not worthy of “the best in the world”.

        On a side note, the micromints were the best product but worst to make. Absolutely covered in powdered sugar walking home in humid summer weather suuuucked. They really should have given me a smock to wear instead of me being in my street clothes.

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          66 hours ago

          They really should have given me a smock to wear instead of me being in my street clothes.

          They should have for hygienic reasons, not even for your own comfort. Hell, I only did IT for places like that and they made me gown up and shit just to go onto the factory floors, and I wasn’t even working on anything even touching the machinery. Just entering the area was enough to make me have to gown up.

          • @[email protected]
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            36 hours ago

            Ya, apparently a hairnet and gloves were enough even though other employees were in full smocks and aprons. It was weird.