The date problems continue this week as usual, both the sublime (Goodreads!) and the mundane (a bit of light time travel). If you want to be the first poster today, you’re really going to need that time machine.
Early riser
Dave
“Think you’re cool to post the first comment? I’ve posted zero replies to this comment!” You’ve got a worm, Dave.
Don M.
sympathized with the poor underpaid time traveler here. “I feel sorry for the packers of this order… they have a long way to go!” I think he is on his way to getting that minus first post.
Cardholder
Other Dave L.
“For Co-Op Bank PIN Reminder tell us which card but whatever you do for security reasons don’t tell us which card” This seems like a very small wtf, their instructions probably should have stated sending only the last 4 and the Rest is Dave used all 16.
Worthy
Mark W.
has discovered an innovative solution to the painstaking ordeal of collecting dates. If you don’t like the rules, make new ones! Mark says, “Goodreads uses an extremely lazy way in their app. Regardless of the year or month, the day of the month selection always goes to the 31st.”
Finally this Friday,
Peter W.
found a classic failure of success. “ChituBox cannot say whether it succeeded or not.” Chitu seems like a glass half full android.
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