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greth posted:From the glorious LiarTown USA. 
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Doctor Bishop posted:I dunno, it certainly makes images like this a whole hell of a lot funnier. 
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Nov 18, 2013 18:17
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More legit than Scientology.
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A higher bar has never been set.
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EDIT: Wrong thread. I'm dumb. The buttons were like, right next to each other.
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Stolen from Danica! in the Bad-rear end pictures thread poo poo poo poo gently caress gently caress okay phew I landed
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Nov 18, 2013 20:51
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Well you can't get paralyzed a second time so he doesn't have much to lose.
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Nov 18, 2013 21:06
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RatHat posted:Well you can't get paralyzed a second time so he doesn't have much to lose. /gets paralysed from neck down poo poo.
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Nov 18, 2013 21:43
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NoneMoreNegative posted:/gets paralysed from neck down No I'm pretty sure if you get paralysed twice in different ways they cancel eachother out
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Xemloth posted:No I'm pretty sure if you get paralysed twice in different ways they cancel eachother out Well yeah, the second impact will pop the broken part of the spine back in place! Really, they should be pushing paralyzed people into traffic.
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Xemloth posted:No I'm pretty sure if you get paralysed twice in different ways they cancel eachother out I am a paralysis doctor and I can confirm that this is true
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kannonfodder posted:Well yeah, the second impact will pop the broken part of the spine back in place! Really, they should be pushing paralyzed people into traffic. 
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Nov 18, 2013 22:16
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I think he'd be paralyzed from the waist up. So he could walk around fine but his torso and arms would be flopping all over the place.
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Nov 18, 2013 22:21
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Rhyno posted:I think he'd be paralyzed from the waist up. So he could walk around fine but his torso and arms would be flopping all over the place. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0e1dZpKzVUs Original, not-as-funny version
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I could shake up some skittles all day but I don't think I'd ever call the skittle tangled?
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^everyone is going to judge you for how wrong you are
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Krinkle posted:I could shake up some skittles all day but I don't think I'd ever call the skittle tangled? That's what the infared is for, I guess.
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I'd like to see a study to see what consumer group is more inclined to believe these pseudoscience claims: 1) Gearheads 2) Audiophiles 3) Alt medicine people I'm inclined to say #3, but it's also easier for someone to 'believe' in alt medicine since buying a $5 bottle of water to cure a cold is easier to afford than a $300 "G-Cyliner" or a $5000 amp. full of "crystals."
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DrBouvenstein posted:I'd like to see a study to see what consumer group is more inclined to believe these pseudoscience claims: Dude, it's always audiophiles.
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Definitely alt-medicine types, because all the scams "work" in some way. For example, herbal cures for the cold take about 3 days to work. Of course, if you didn't take it the cold would still only last three days. With this hard evidence that herbal remedies work, you're now prepared for a lifetime of paying people to trick you. Although audiophiles will pay $3,000 for a cable that can't do anything, which all known science can prove.
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I disagree, the one you posted is almost violently unfunny.
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Mulefisk posted:I disagree, the one you posted is almost violently unfunny. It has a sequel too which had me in tears: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBqM2ytqHY4
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amenenema posted:Dude, it's always audiophiles. Truth. I read an article once where some dude ran a completely non-scientific experiment with his audiophile friends. He had them listen to his high-end stereo equipment first using the expensive Monster cables, and then using straightened wire coat hangers. They were pretty much all able to hear that something had changed, but it was pretty evenly split over which one they thought sounded better.
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Palpatine MD posted:It has a sequel too which had me in tears: Wasn't there one of these with that piano-heavy song that goes "Making my way downtown, walking fast, etc"?
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kannonfodder posted:Well yeah, the second impact will pop the broken part of the spine back in place! Really, they should be pushing paralyzed people into traffic. I mean, they did cure that one little girl's leukemia with HIV, so I don't see why this doesn't make sense for orthopedic injuries.
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BrianBoitano posted:Stolen from Danica! in the Bad-rear end pictures thread He's done better. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p8kG24_El0 I'm pretty sure that's the same guy. There's a longer video out there where that gif takes place and they eventually get to the video I posted.
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Captain Trips posted:Wasn't there one of these with that piano-heavy song that goes "Making my way downtown, walking fast, etc"? This isn't it but it's related https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeSdSrCKp-8
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stubblyhead posted:Truth. I read an article once where some dude ran a completely non-scientific experiment with his audiophile friends. He had them listen to his high-end stereo equipment first using the expensive Monster cables, and then using straightened wire coat hangers. They were pretty much all able to hear that something had changed, but it was pretty evenly split over which one they thought sounded better. I will believe literally anything about audiophiles. They're one of the few groups where fact is stranger than fiction and hyperbole ceases to exist.
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fullroundaction posted:I will believe literally anything about audiophiles. They're one of the few groups where fact is stranger than fiction and hyperbole ceases to exist. There are audiophile forums where merely mentioning using double-blind tests in order to determine the efficacy of equipment is seen as trolling and grounds for an immediate ban.
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Space Jam posted:This isn't it but it's related Now we mod the player character into Terry Crews and it will be perfect.
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Where'd you get this picture? I have one of these three suites down from my office.
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Dez Orwell posted:Where'd you get this picture? I have one of these three suites down from my office. 
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Mein Kampfy shorts?
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Dooky Dingo posted:Mein Kampfy shorts? They sure look like they were a struggle to get into.
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Not a whole lot of lebensraum for your trouser-Mauser
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Boy, that "dictator" is sure "holocaust" a lot of "swastika" in that photograph! It's a "relatively boring picture of a guy who did genocide," if you catch what I mean.
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