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Thinky Whale posted:I think I found the most awkward, ugly, and gross I've ever seen in text form. He may be goony and awkward as gently caress but his Kingslayer trilogy is loving awesome. Seriously, they're two of the best books I've read all year
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 Truly, Halloween is the season for awkward costumes. Got that from Onnit's website, which is a company that makes a product that is marketed at pro poker players, gamers, MMA, and endorsed by Joe Rogan of all people.
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Beastie posted:He may be goony and awkward as gently caress but his Kingslayer trilogy is loving awesome. Seriously, they're two of the best books I've read all year I mostly agree, except that whole super-long "I'm learning to be a fuckgod from the sex nymph" sequence was really, REALLY cringeworthy. I think I understand why it's in the book now, though. (Fakeedit: A friend of mine met him at a party and said he was super nice, really social, and not at all awkward or gross in person.)
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Miltank posted:How high do you have to hike up a belt before it becomes some new item of clothing? It's called a gunterbund...or cummergundt. I forget which. One of you fashion nerds who know which buttons to button help me out.
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steinrokkan posted:I can't imagine too many people would try to torpedo her Are you kidding, we're talking serious tonnage here
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mr. mephistopheles posted:Sacha Baron Cohen is really running the long game on this one. I've seen him and his wife around Tampa and St. Petersburg, usually at artsy local events. They're pretty nice.
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Steampunk. Steampunk never changes.
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FrozenVent posted:Steampunk. Steampunk never changes. The men's business casual from the GAP really makes this. If you're going to drop $$$ on a corset, you could at least wear a nice shirt.
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Dusseldorf posted:That's the dazzle camouflage they used in WWII to make ships harder to torpedo. Some things never change. Don't you speak ill of Dazzle camo. Dazzle camo is loving beautiful.
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Artemis J Brassnuts posted:Could be a dead-end, though. Homo Neanderthalensis probably thought it was hot poo poo until they saw the size of the brains on a Homo Sapien. Wait what the hell is this? Is this saying we're related to sandwiches?
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MisterBibs posted:A friend of mine just linked to this. I think this is pretty rad. Bearded manly men make great parody costumes.
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These people have half a million subscribers. I have no idea why. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03HkV8hR7rE
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FrozenVent posted:Steampunk. Steampunk never changes.  Haha, I think this might actually be someone I knew from my college's anime club 9-ish years ago.
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:
This is honestly a pretty good costume. He's even got the face down pretty well. Shoe of all Cosmos posted:I think this is pretty rad. Bearded manly men make great parody costumes. Even as a joke it's terrible and wrong.
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Nov 1, 2013 05:09
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 There's a small gallery of what the gently caress.
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AlbieQuirky posted:I think they're the same age---he's almost 60, he just looks weirdly young. He's 42 and his wife is 37. I don't think that makes him "almost 60" or his wife twice his age. I don't understand what you're all talking about. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacha_Baron_Cohen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isla_Fisher Content:  I don't know how I feel about this guy.
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1-800-DOG-LAW posted:He's 42 and his wife is 37. I don't think that makes him "almost 60" or his wife twice his age. I don't understand what you're all talking about.
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Ghostlight posted:They're talking about the guy who dresses up as Peter Pan, not the joke mention of Sacha Baron Cohen. His name is Randy. It is insane that he is 60. I've come across this before and everyone into this 'hobby' is either horrifically creepy or crushingly sad. The ones who just collect and care for borderline lifelike infants are easy enough to explain with a DSM and enough time. My first reaction was that it's all simply weirdos, but the reborn dolls are also popular with women who had miscarriages and aren't ready again or can't practically have children of their own or what have you. Whenever you read about the dolls you get tons of awkward tales of obsession punctuated by depressing dead baby stories. The worst part is that there are of course the well-intentioned sad women whose coping mechanisms slowly turn into a relationship-destroying collection of uncanny valley babies. Forever lost to the awkward.
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Awkward: dressing your kid in God Armor for Halloween. FAITH. 
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So...a demo was released for this anime-ish visual novel where the male self-insert fucks underage human versions of My Little Ponies. Extremely underage-looking ponies...  oh jesus christ. Starswirl Academy website posted:In keeping with both the spirit of the show, and the expectations of the visual novel genre, there will be both an all-ages, and mature versions of the game. Yes, in keeping with the--  ... ...in keeping with the "spirit of the show," there will be a mature version of the game. And you know, the expectations of visual novels which of course ALL have sex scenes in them--oh wait they don't, and that's goddamn creepy what is wrong with you put these devs on a watchlist. Jay O has a new favorite as of 09:08 on Nov 1, 2013 |
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Woah I did not know my little pony supported pedophilia, that should be something that should be looked into.
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Shoe of all Cosmos posted:I think this is pretty rad. Bearded manly men make great parody costumes. I was just about to ask, before I saw your post - is nobody going to talk about this?
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I think it speaks for itself, really. We'd just be wasting words.
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Mimetic posted:I wonder how well those Faith shields would stand up to a bully with an appreciation for irony. That kind of question is, of course, entirely hypothetical, since a kid wearing that outfit would almost certainly be home-schooled in the most isolated way possible, and thus never come into contact with bullies. If I had to guess though, I'd say the Shield of Faith would do okay for a few hits, until the bully got wise and equipped himself with the Tree Branch of Seriously, Come On. Moddington posted:I think it speaks for itself, really. We'd just be wasting words. In the words of Brian Williams, "So there you have that. That happened." Rujo King has a new favorite as of 09:29 on Nov 1, 2013 |
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TontoCorazon posted:Woah I did not know my little pony supported pedophilia, that should be something that should be looked into. The show's really gone downhill since they hired Piers Anthony to write it.
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1-800-DOG-LAW posted:Content: On the one hand I feel bad for the guy, imagine having your photo thrown up on the internet identifying you as a brony, and he seems to be just against them. Then again, if he didn't wear a fedora these things wouldn't happen. Also the  expression doesn't help matters.
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Jay O posted:Yes, in keeping with the-- "But it's actually for adults!  "
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Scathach posted:Awkward: dressing your kid in God Armor for Halloween. FAITH. Well, Halloween IS for dressing like monsters sufficiently scary enough to drive the wandering dead back to the Underworld.
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euphronius posted:Those look nothing like Klan outfits, nope. Thank god someone brought that up, because that's the first thing that I thought. My Lil' Grand Dragon.
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How did this get overlooked? This horse had to be knocked out, and presumably positioned for this photo so this ugly girl can straddle it and ~*connect*~ with her horse.
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mr. mephistopheles posted:
Now if only he would shave properly, it would be pretty great. Scathach posted:Awkward: dressing your kid in God Armor for Halloween. FAITH. Would it be better or worse if they were dressed up as kids from the Children's Crusade, because that's what I initially thought they were.
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From "50 Shades of SCA" Tumblr.... Ugh posted:"Oh!", I gasp as he begins to pull on my waist. "Harder! Harder!", I cry out, begging him not to stop for fear of losing all that progress. It had to be perfect for me. "It’s too tight! I’ll hurt you!", he whimpers, tugging on my hips. but I cast his plea aside. "Harder!", I yell. Finally, we stop, and it’s done. Just what I wanted. "It’s perfect. My new stomacher fits gracefully! It’ll be perfect over my dress!"
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Ror posted:His name is Randy. It is insane that he is 60. If this existed in the late 70's, I bet you my mother would had been one of them. My oldest sister was born dead, and was the most soul crushing experience for my mother (and the trigger for a lot of psychological problems later on her life), to this day I know she is still traumatized by the event. Actually, every woman I've known are always on the verge of tears when they talk about their miscarriages  So, I'm split between creeping out and feeling sad for the owners of these dolls.
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Beastie posted:He may be goony and awkward as gently caress but his Kingslayer trilogy is loving awesome. Seriously, they're two of the best books I've read all year Also, when Somebody mentioned reading the books in the voice of Zapp Brannigan for an instant increase in quality, and it works amazingly.
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Desperado Bones posted:If this existed in the late 70's, I bet you my mother would had been one of them. My oldest sister was born dead, and was the most soul crushing experience for my mother (and the trigger for a lot of psychological problems later on her life), to this day I know she is still traumatized by the event. Actually, every woman I've known are always on the verge of tears when they talk about their miscarriages You can feel both those things. An acquaintance of my wife has had a dozen miscarriages. They adopted a 2 year old last year. She has, like, 25 different pinterest boards, which are categories that you "pin" things to. She has 2 or 3 miscarriage boards, that she still updates and shares and whatever. She doesn't have one for her daughter. It's bizarre.
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