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[Mr. Tea]

I laugh at everything you say.

Would it be better to have separate "laughing with you" and "laughing at you" reactions?

Or is the ambiguity a big part of the appeal?

 

[version]

craner hasnt given me any kind of reaction emoji since about 2018. pure spite.

Craner's very stingy.

 

[luka]

bored emperor hurling chicken bones at his cavorting jesters

 

[Mr. Tea]

bored emperor hurling chicken bones at his cavorting jesters

But enough about you, eh?

 

[version]

Craner reacted with a combination of shocked and angry faces when I started talking about Welsh sea caves.

 

[linebaugh]

In highschool I thought I was too cool for emojis or anagrams like 'lol.' Craner is probably still in that headspace

 

[luka]

i was reading that cgi thread the other day and thinking luke this is brilliant you should be rich and famous just for this alone its amazing how you come out with this off the cuff so fluently and engagingly and did i have even a single measly thumbs up for any of it? did i fuck!

 

[Clinamenic]

 

[version]

Craner's so stingy he got short arms and deep pockets

 

[luka]

today i was giving sage hard won life experience, what the hiphop community refers to as 'game' out to the youngers, not a single measly thumbs up

 

[version]

If you'd compiled it into a couple of posts then I would have liked those posts, but you posted it sentence by sentence.

 

[linebaugh]

yes I gave a couple in recognition of the entire project but liking each individual one feels silly

 

[luka]

thats how i think

 

[Clinamenic]

thats how

i think

 

[linebaugh]

I think its the best way to post aswell, much more inclined to read it all

 

[luka]

nietzsche calls it peak-to-peak

 

[luka]

In the mountains the shortest way is from peak to peak; but for that one must have long legs

 

[Leo]

Craner's so stingy he got short arms and deep pockets

also known as alligator arms.

 

[WashYourHands]

In the mountains the shortest way is from peak to peak; but for that one must have long legs

also known as alligator arms.

A tribe known as the Boernicians in ancient Scotland were the first to use the name Craner. It is a name for a person whose was tall, and had long legs. This nickname derived from the Old English words cranuc, and cornuc, which mean crane.

Craner Name Meaning, Family History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms

Read the Craner surname history and see the family crest, coat of arms for the Scottish Origin. Discover the Craner surname history. Where did the name Craner come from?

www.houseofnames.com

 

[craner]

i was reading that cgi thread the other day and thinking luke this is brilliant you should be rich and famous just for this alone its amazing how you come out with this off the cuff so fluently and engagingly and did i have even a single measly thumbs up for any of it? did i fuck!

Link please I would like to read this