[post_page_title]For meal your[/post_page_title]
Rayray here thought he knew this person from somewhere, so he decided to message them and ask. As you can see, it didn’t go very well. Actually, it went pretty awfully, mostly due to Rayray’s confusing inability to spell “familiar.”
But even if we let that go, his decision to go with “for meal your” instead is even more mystifying. Could it be that Rayray thinks knowing someone is somehow akin to what they had for lunch? Or something? We have no idea, and can only applaud the other person for their patience.
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