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reignofevil posted:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flagellant haha wow protojuggalos
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ClamdestineBoyster posted:I... I wonder what my clown persona would be. 
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Jul 26, 2016 22:08
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Jul 26, 2016 22:09
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Juggalos are the only Western subculture I expect would survive a nuclear war/environmental collapse. Hell, they'd probably thrive!
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Dreddout posted:Juggalos are the only Western subculture I expect would survive a nuclear war/environmental collapse. http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout3/mods/4845/
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:The one thing I have to say is how ridiculously friendly and respectful juggalos are. I didn't come across one rear end in a top hat or scumbag the two days I was there. Like I'm talking "give you the shirt off their back" friendly. I think it's funny how a lot of people think they wouldn't be friendly; it's a bunch of "weird" people coming together for a music festival and acting as freaky as they want, and doing a ton of drugs. Of course they're going to be nice to people, they have no possible reason to be angry.
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:This guy used to be the lead vocalist of the Bloodhound Gang back before they got popular. Yeah, most Americans in general are pretty friendly in an environment where they feel safe. My European friends all claim that they're always impressed with how nice Americans are when they meet them out at a club or bar.
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Booblord Zagats posted:Yeah, most Americans in general are pretty friendly in an environment where they feel safe. My European friends all claim that they're always impressed with how nice Americans are when they meet them out at a club or bar. France, England and Germany have outgoing people who love the American friendliness. When I lived in S.F I always loved seeing the culture shock of seeing Scandinavian people get a massive culture shock of being spoken to in public - you could see them getting very off-put by people coming up to them randomly in bars and on the bus asking about where they're from.
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Tumble posted:France, England and Germany have outgoing people who love the American friendliness. americans are awesome and after living in london for close enough to a decade i'd crawl over broken glass to talk to one
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Jul 27, 2016 00:18
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Tumble posted:France, England and Germany have outgoing people who love the American friendliness. I was waiting for the elevator at quitting time today and a middle aged businesswoman in a suit said to me "i'm glad to go home but its hot as gently caress outside right now". americans are the most open people on the planet and its great
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RaceBannon posted:I was waiting for the elevator at quitting time today and a middle aged businesswoman in a suit said to me "i'm glad to go home but its hot as gently caress outside right now". A few of my brother's buds from the UK came down 2 years ago and we took him to a gun range so he could shoot machine guns. When the dude who ran the place found out that 3 of the guys with us were from the UK and 2 had never fired a gun in their lives, he let them in without charging them and let them fire AKs, ARs, a few pistols and a Remington shotgun on the house, easily a few hundred bucks worth of ammo. Then as we were leaving gave us all T-shirts. One of the brits then asked him why the generosity the dude just said, in the most Texas accent I have ever heard and a very genuine smile "Ya'll folks seemed nice"
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Stick Figure Mafia posted:An important reminder that ICP did an entire Wizard of Oz themed album that from start to finish mimics the movie with its own cast of characters and adventures Actually, no. I don't ever want to listen to this
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Also try living out in the country. Like way out, where everyone had a few acres and most people are farmers. I did that a few years back and everyone just helps each other constantly. It's creepy and off-putting.
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i like that posted:NWS http://chicagoist.com/2016/07/25/photos_the_2016_gathering_of_the_ju.php#photo-34 Wanna spank dat rear end.
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criscodisco posted:Also try living out in the country. Like way out, where everyone had a few acres and most people are farmers. *waves at you as our cars/trucks pass by on a country road even though I have no idea who you are*
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DamnCanadian posted:I should be edgy and go wearing a full business suit Offer them an opportunity to attend a future meeting about a timeshare opportunity and present them with a business card that reads OPIUM 2 FOR 40 DOLLARS.
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Man, kind and helpful people really piss me off and creep me out.
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ghetto wormhole posted:*waves at you as our cars/trucks pass by on a country road even though I have no idea who you are* *waves back because it's just what we do and I don't really understand why*
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criscodisco posted:*waves back because it's just what we do and I don't really understand why* It's because we are civilized human beings who actually appreciate interactions that don't take place over a phone.
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Yeah I understand that, but even as a kid growing up on a pig farm we were constantly waving to people and I always though "this seems like a lot of unnecessary effort. Surely a simple nod and smile would do." And we didn't even know what cell phones were yet.
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Jul 27, 2016 21:24
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criscodisco posted:Yeah I understand that, but even as a kid growing up on a pig farm we were constantly waving to people and I always though "this seems like a lot of unnecessary effort. Surely a simple nod and smile would do." I too grew up on a pig farm but never questioned waving to people.
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Jul 27, 2016 21:58
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How's it feel to blindly follow what the man says, pigfarmer?
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criscodisco posted:How's it feel to blindly follow what the man says, pigfarmer? no clue what you are talking about.
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Nothing. I was joking but I don't think it came across because I'm stoned.
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What the hell was that all about? He just comes up and starts talking to us? Right, some guy comes up to me, I don't know what he's I don't know what he's up to. It's like the whole time, I'm staring at him, I'm thinking, does he have a knife? Are we gonna have to take this bitch out right now? No. I don't know. I don't know. It's the city. It-it's forced me to develop these sharp edges.
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Apparently this poo poo is coming to Denver in 2017. Guess I won't be living here next year.
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Moridin920 posted:What the hell was that all about? He just comes up and starts talking to us? Right, some guy comes up to me, I don't know what he's I don't know what he's up to. It's like the whole time, I'm staring at him, I'm thinking, does he have a knife? Are we gonna have to take this bitch out right now? No. mordy you've done good i hope this is a sign of things to come because you've been entertaining
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TurboFlamingChicken posted:Apparently this poo poo is coming to Denver in 2017. Guess I won't be living here next year. Your AV seems pretty Jugga-friendly
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This whole stranger coming up to talk seems weird. Like gently caress im not gonna entertain some boring twat with conversation. Please respect my urban solitude. Waving/smiling/nodding or helping someone out with directions or whatever is nice tho.
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If I meet ya on the road I'll offer ya a quick hand job to be neighborly.
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I'm not saying that I wouldn't have blown every single one of them, because I would have.
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Tumble posted:I think it's funny how a lot of people think they wouldn't be friendly; it's a bunch of "weird" people coming together for a music festival and acting as freaky as they want, and doing a ton of drugs. Of course they're going to be nice to people, they have no possible reason to be angry. I dunno. I went with a friend to a rave once when I was a kid and literally everyone there was an rear end in a top hat. It was in Manhattan though. No clue if that contributed or not. Like I got the feeling that if I left my editing laptop somewhere, a juggalo would have went out of their way to return it, and not sell it for meth like most would assume. Again though it is not all praise. I would have first shat my pantaloons before pooping in one of those juggalo porta potties. Edit : I had to drive my car a lot around the gathering which is pretty uncommon (there's not many cars there) and every other festival I've had idiots jumping on my hood or yelling at me if I asked them to move so that they wouldn't get crushed by my gearbox, but at the gathering it was just a constant stream of strangers making way and respectfully waving me through so I could safely proceed. I'm actually kind of amazed by it. I've had fuckers outside a Broadway show that wouldn't let you pass. Chumbawumba4ever97 fucked around with this message at 00:04 on Jul 28, 2016 |
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Cephalectomy posted:most people on the coasts seem like dicks As a lifelong East Coaster, I can say that though goons like to trash talk southerners, they are way more friendly and way more hospitable than we are. I think it has a lot to do with high pressure city life, traffic stress, and dealing with most strangers trying to gently caress you out of money that makes us such assholes.
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:As a lifelong East Coaster, I can say that though goons like to trash talk southerners, they are way more friendly and way more hospitable than we are. I think it has a lot to do with high pressure city life, traffic stress, and dealing with most strangers trying to gently caress you out of money that makes us such assholes. a friend of a friend was running the boston marathon this year and stopped about halfway through to puke and some random guy in the crowd yelled at her "just finish the race you fuckin pussy" thats boston in a nutshell
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Tumble posted:I think it's funny how a lot of people think they wouldn't be friendly; it's a bunch of "weird" people coming together for a music festival and acting as freaky as they want, and doing a ton of drugs. Of course they're going to be nice to people, they have no possible reason to be angry. Counterpoint: Limp Bizkit fans at Woodstock.
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CubanMissile posted:Counterpoint: Limp Bizkit fans at Woodstock. Or Limp Bizkit fans in Australia.
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I went, tripped so goddamn hard on lsd through GWAR and Wizard of the Hood, got so drunk the first night I passed out in the wrong tent and scared the poo poo out of some dude, got an incredibly lovely nipple piercing. Rolled through icp and got soaked in faygo, hit with a fire work and ended up on stage. Got in a food fight with our tent neighbors and nailed someone in the dick with a rotten hot dog. Ended up juggling water bottles with my cousin for like half an hour after Blaze. Whole thing was a goddamn experience.
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