Kansas Crimson

Tim's, as they call it in canada, is still sort of new over here in the United States. Border states are hip. I've had one in my town for awhile now. But they are fairly recently starting to spread all over the U.S.

ousdahl wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2019 10:00 am I wanted some greasy protein for breakfast yesterday on my way to the airport and got like a sausage and egg bagel and damn near shit my britches on the plane because of it.

^^^^^ That's how you weave a tale.

It's not good coffee.
I was just in Toronto and ordered it ( it was everywhere ) - Canadian Dunkin Donuts.

fucking quarter of a donut/cinnamon roll

oh!

sooo look what beaverfever legit just brought home from a work party:

So at work, they've changed "happy hours" to "networking hours".

I feel a lot less happy at work now.

Whenever I see someone make a post on any kind of social media about an old person, I immediately think that person must have died.

A half-dozen recipes for delectable doughnuts, coming right up

How do people feel about half cupcakes? I was an asshole today and took a half and left a half.
Of course I soon went back and grabbed and ate the 2nd half.
Was still an asshole move to have left it for any amount of time.

Doughnuts.

Dunkin.

isn't today national donut day?

Do we think Dunkin left fe uncapped referring to iron in the periodic table of elements or were they giving ALIVE a definite article?

I wonder how PhD is gonna feEL about them only capitalizing half that word.

North Lime Doughnuts are the best here.

So, my graduate advisor got cancer a few years ago, and he kept it private. I was only told about it from someone I used to work with who continued to work in that lab. I respected his privacy and never let him know that I knew about his cancer.

I found out today, from the same person, that my former advisor's cancer came back and is really bad, what he told me was that they hope he will survive until the end of the year. Again, he told me not to say anything to him, or let him know that I know about his condition.

Should I respect my former advisor's wishes and not say anything, or should I reach out to him and let him know that I'm aware?

Tough call Phd. You might reach out to him and just talk and see if he wants to open up with you. If he doesn't, after talking to him for a few minutes, you may get a better sense of should I or shouldn't I.

Last month marked the 10th anniversary of my Dad's passing. I called my Mom on the day and talked to her for a while. I did not want to bring it up, and she didn't, so we just had our normal conversation. Hopefully, she felt better that I called.

It's hard either way, and I'm sorry for you and your friend.