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I am now laying on my sister's bed instead of my own.
If this happened 10 minutes ago, I would be outside of my car on the highway and that would be bad.
And that is why you don't read lemmy while driving!
that works for this exercise but what if the prompt was "you've been teleported 2 feet to the left 10 minutes ago. How did this affect you?"
I would call bs. I know for a fact that I was not teleported 2 feet to the left 10 minites ago. I ain't demented yet, darnit.
You’re old enough to own a car, but your bed is within two feet of your sister’s? Please help me understand.
We live together in a very small apartment.