Thread 212279810

Ate 1 sweet cottage cheese in a caramel. A bit of fanta.
Took my foam roller from the post.
A high quality vocaroo. 7/10.
Maybe sertraline is helping me restore the vocaroo quality, who knows, we'll see.

https://voca.ro/1daZ5VSgKGNR

Went back from work and bought my self my favourite cheap sugar free energy drink you lazy asshole (respectfully).

>>212279810 (OP)
What is your diet like

>cottage cheese wrapped in caramel
I'm intrigued

>>212280072
It's this
>>212279986
Scoof hand

>>212279810 (OP)
still waiting for your benis pic anon

>>212280897
That would be too much

>>212279810 (OP)
>Maйкл Haки

>>212279810 (OP)
Congratz on the new job. Now, you can eat better food. Also hope the doctor sees you ASAP. You're not alone in your mental illness, and it is curable. The depression causes anxiety and fear about your job, it saps your energy, and ruins your attention. Therefore, it is not entirely your fault for feeling this way. This means you need to give your body/subconcious proper food, comfort, exercise, and social interaction, since the rational mind cannot solve this issue. Your brigade contacted you because they believe in you, so please believe in yourself too.
Unless the caramel was rolled over the cottage cheese, we would say that the snack is a "caramel-dipped bar of cottage cheese". Cottage cheese is a liquid, so we have a referential noun do the actions necessary to make a complete sentence. (Furthermore, we don't say, "buy wines or a water"; instead, we buy some wine or a bottle of water).

>>212281153
>(Furthermore, we don't say, "buy wines or a water"; instead, we buy some wine or a bottle of water).
I definitely say "a water" for "a bottle of water" sometimes

>>212281153
My man doesn't need a sob story just company be it virtual with the likes of people we are. I never had a patient that kys so it's all good.

>>212281205
Right, but probably in the circumstances where you are next to a cooler or a fridge and need something to drink. But if you are to send somebody to the grocery store to "buy a water" they would be confused on what to get:
>a case of bottled water?
>a jug to refill the cooler?
>just one big bottle of fancy water?
So when you say, "gimme a water" to your bro at the beach, you are using jargon or slang.

>>212282109
yes, it's dependent on context. However, I think it's pretty clear what was meant in this specific context, and it did not strike me as a particularly non-native construction

>>212282205
It's pretty clear what he said; I'm just nitpicking him. If he is going to watch that "Lower Back ASMR with Cream Sounds", he just needs to understand it's a bottle of cream, not "a cream" or "two cream" (he says at 0:30 "two cottage cheese wrapped in caramel".) Now if he said, "two cottage cheeses wrapped in caramel", he would be a full red-blooded American.

>>212282715
I do know that grammar, the problem is in practice I don't notice such things