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CommonShore posted:Also Benghazi is why goons are mostly Trump supporters IDGI
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Sean Smith, the tech, was a goon aka vile rat. He's still a mod on d&d, and he was a eve goon big shot. Hillary  E. I'm kidding obviously about goons supporting trump BC of this.
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Another thread of inanity from the Mommy Facbook Group: Who you gonna call? Ghost Busters! 
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Conservatives be mad. *crickets*
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Staryberry posted:Another thread of inanity from the Mommy Facbook Group: I love the line about getting sage from a psychic or tarot shop. Couldn't possibly get a common herb from a supermarket. Nope, gotta go pay a charlatan.
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Intoluene posted:I love the line about getting sage from a psychic or tarot shop. Couldn't possibly get a common herb from a supermarket. Nope, gotta go pay a charlatan. They're referring to white sage, or bundled sage and cedar which comprise smudging sticks, not the sage used for spice. It's a Native American practice and their rules surrounding the distribution of certain kinds of sage makes this post funnier. Seriously, though, this made me sad. I also remember not having a job beyond keeping house. You start seeing poo poo because you're lonely and bored.
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Blind Pineapple posted:I'm sure this is all true. I know this was a few pages ago, but Tony Martin also endorsed the BNP, saying that the UK "needed a dictator" and that "too much liberalism is worse than too liberal". No wonder Americans like him.
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Intoluene posted:I love the line about getting sage from a psychic or tarot shop. Couldn't possibly get a common herb from a supermarket. Nope, gotta go pay a charlatan. My favorite part is that website where the woman is like, "yeah this is a really reliable database that is one-of-a-kind, you just have to pay up front and the results are clearly randomly generated and often false!"
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cash crab posted:They're referring to white sage, or bundled sage and cedar which comprise smudging sticks, not the sage used for spice. It's a Native American practice and their rules surrounding the distribution of certain kinds of sage makes this post funnier. Seriously, though, this made me sad. I also remember not having a job beyond keeping house. You start seeing poo poo because you're lonely and bored. My old roommate didn't have a job or a car for almost a year and basically lost his mind in our apartment. He started seeing shadow people and stuff and generally melting down mentally. The human brain doesn't deal well without stimulation. This poo poo is worse though cause there's kids involved. These crazy people are just going to reinforce their kids natural fears and turn them into neurotic messes
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The whole "women are scared of clapping" poo poo is bullshit. It's more like "some people here have sensory disorders which sharp and loud noises can exacerbate, and we'd like to not make them too uncomfortable". You're not allowed to clap in the House of Commons, but nobody's calling David Cameron a SJW (but they are calling him a pig-fucker). Then again, they probably see wheelchair ramps as proof of political correctness, so. 
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Aesop Poprock posted:My old roommate didn't have a job or a car for almost a year and basically lost his mind in our apartment. He started seeing shadow people and stuff and generally melting down mentally. The human brain doesn't deal well without stimulation. That actually explains a lot about my ex-boss's wife. She got into a snowmobile accident resulting in some minor whiplash when she was 30 which she now uses as an excuse to constantly take prescription pain killers and never work, ever (she is in her 50s now). She used to tell me about how she could detect and communicate with spirits. One day she spent an hour telling me about how after her dog died she could sense his spirit, and during the middle of the night his presence was so disruptive that she had to exorcise him from the house right then and there which basically means she started communicating with her dead dog while her husband attempted to sleep beside her. She was always so earnest about her sixth sense too, it was pretty hilarious. Her marriage was a disaster and her husband refused to leave her because he was afraid she would take all his money. Those two were the worst. Oh yeah, she had a grown daughter who also thought she could communicate with the dead. They said the ability ran in the family. 
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You made me google stupid poo poo.
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I a little confused about how purified water ends up not at ph 7 and what thought process went into declaring citrus fruits as alkaline. What else am I not seeing in this one?
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Jan 16, 2016 18:39
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Whoever made this is a basic bitch
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Antifreeze Head posted:I a little confused about how purified water ends up not at ph 7 and what thought process went into declaring citrus fruits as alkaline. What else am I not seeing in this one? From a quick glance at a couple thing I now wish I hadn't bothered to look at, it's related to some nonsense about the pH level of your body and blood and how to regulate it by diet. Their thought is that acidic natural foods like citrus and tomatoes become alkaline in the body. Nevermind that if you go nuts and eat a ton of ripe home grown tomatoes 'cause they're delicious and you have no self-control, you'll regret it when all that acid exits your rear end in a top hat.
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Jan 16, 2016 18:44
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Oven cleaner is so good for you!
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The logical conclusion of this is drinking bleach so the error will sort itself out.
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Like some onions with your pork? Prepare to literally have your gastrointestinal tract explode
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I feel like sea water isn't very neutral.
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Wait is it putting citrus fruit on the basic side? It has pictures of oranges and lemons and limes there but conveniently leaves them out of the list of food. Christ almighty!
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Orange Fluffy Sheep posted:Wait is it putting citrus fruit on the basic side? lemons/limes are listed under 10
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into the void posted:Should have gotten a maremma sheep dog. I laughed, and then I felt bad. That loving thread.
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Orange Fluffy Sheep posted:Wait is it putting citrus fruit on the basic side? I think this came up a while ago and it turned out the thing wasn't saying that was the pH of the food, but something like it's what you should eat if "your" pH is or relates to that number in some way. Which is also extremely stupid, obviously, but *marginally* less dumb than saying lemons are basic.
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Jan 16, 2016 20:23
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That dog whistle racism isn't working, I can hear it.
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Reminds me of this dude I saw awhile ago:  It doesn't even make it to two entries before including a republican.
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Why are all of those "DEM" and just one is a "leftist"
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Well, at least they acknowledge they're misguided, it's the first step to becoming a not total loving idiot.
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Fatkraken posted:I think this came up a while ago and it turned out the thing wasn't saying that was the pH of the food, but something like it's what you should eat if "your" pH is or relates to that number in some way. Which is also extremely stupid, obviously, but *marginally* less dumb than saying lemons are basic. But if your body's pH value is even slightly out of whack then you're dead so it's a chart relating to a nonexistent problem.
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The theory I've heard is that this is more a chart of how your body responds to these foods. Our stomach is an acidic environment, so when we eat something acidic, like citrus, it gets to ease off acid production for a while.
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DavidAlltheTime posted:The theory I've heard is that this is more a chart of how your body responds to these foods. Our stomach is an acidic environment, so when we eat something acidic, like citrus, it gets to ease off acid production for a while. ""theory""
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It's just awfully convienant that all processed and junk foods are acidic and everything natural is alkaline.
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Also, pure water at room temperature is the literal definition of pH 7.
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TinTower posted:The whole "women are scared of clapping" poo poo is bullshit. It's more like "some people here have sensory disorders which sharp and loud noises can exacerbate, and we'd like to not make them too uncomfortable". I find being in the middle of applauds (?? is that how you even say it) really uncomfortable for my hearing, it's kind of reassuring I'm not the only one TBH. Makes going to gigs hard, but I bought some of those noise reducing ear-plugs and suck it up.
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Rondette posted:I find being in the middle of applauds (?? is that how you even say it) really uncomfortable for my hearing, it's kind of reassuring I'm not the only one TBH. Makes going to gigs hard, but I bought some of those noise reducing ear-plugs and suck it up. Applause.
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How is corn at 8 and popcorn at 4? Does the popping process release protons?
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TinTower posted:Also, pure water at room temperature is the literal definition of pH 7. And most tapwater is slightly basic due to the processes we use. Anyway, content. This poo poo made it on my feed from Australia. 
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