Random Love (anti-rants)

[SKT]

@endo This really made me laugh. I hope today is GREAT as well.

[Matt]

We are Disneying hard af. Shout out to my beautiful wife for planning an amazing trip l.

[SKT]

@Matt It takes another kind of Dark Art to plan a Disney trip. Kudos to your wife! Hope you guys are enjoying it!

[louisbosco]

@Matt say hi to Snow White and cinderella for me.

[Matt]

What’s up ladies?

[Matt]

Thanks Robert Smith!!!

[goosehd]

Love to those who get me through the tougher days. Thank you!!

[Seul]

Random love for The Internetz where you can be a silly bollocks and create your own stickers...

[Nik]

Just walked past the Bleu de Paname Paris shop and the gate was down

[Matt]

Big shout out to Katie for planning a $5000 trip to Germany in two days with no convincing whatsoever.

[Jett129]

@Matt It’s been my experience that the only things in like you regret are the things you don’t do. Sounds like Katie’s on the same page.

[Matt]

she’s a peach.

[Jett129]

@Matt Women that put up with guys like me and you are two exits past being Peaches!

[Matt]

You know that’s right.

[Seul]

@Jett129 said in Random Love (anti-rants):

@Matt Women that put up with guys like me and you are two exits past being Peaches!

Clinically insane, is the more apt description.

[endo]

From today on the 'Deutschland-ticket' is effective in Germany. This means, you can buy the ticket for 49 Euros (54 USD, 43 GBP), it's valid for one months and for ALL local public trains, suburban railways, busses, undergrounds all over Germany. Every city, every network. I think that's pretty awesome.

[Daniel San]

@endo
Very cool indeed
I live pretty rural, we don’t even have a bus or train.
We used to have, but they were abolished cause everyone uses cars. If I go to work by public transport it takes almost 1.5 hours . With car I need 25 minutes ! Think that’s the main problem of public transport in rural areas. For the city this ticket is awesome for sure

[DrPat]

@endo said in Random Love (anti-rants):

From today on the 'Deutschland-ticket' is effective in Germany. This means, you can buy the ticket for 49 Euros (54 USD, 43 GBP), it's valid for one months and for ALL local public trains, suburban railways, busses, undergrounds all over Germany. Every city, every network. I think that's pretty awesome.

The punks are already on their way to Sylt.

[endo]

[tody]

'5 Punks und ein Fahrschein' was the first thing to come to mind...