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SerialKilldeer posted:Dirt-poor medieval pheasants totally slept in canopy beds, right? That's a canard. 
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That's so ridiculously wrong that even a cursory Google will pull up pages of results on how wrong it is. The most correct thing is "tomatoes were considered poisonous" and that's because they are related to the deadly nightshade etc (and most of the non-fruit parts of the tomato aren't actually good for you).
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CROWS EVERYWHERE posted:That's so ridiculously wrong that even a cursory Google will pull up pages of results on how wrong it is. The most correct thing is "tomatoes were considered poisonous" and that's because they are related to the deadly nightshade etc (and most of the non-fruit parts of the tomato aren't actually good for you). Is there any truth to the thing about lead poisoning? I read that in another place too and it doesn't feel like you'd leach enough lead out of the tin to cause acute symptoms. chitoryu12 has a new favorite as of 14:50 on Nov 9, 2018 |
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Nov 11, 2018 05:15
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Thankfully the court has a record of a person's voting history.
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Nov 11, 2018 08:43
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For all this voter fraud, the democrats sure haven’t managed to win many elections in the last 12 years.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:For all this voter fraud, the democrats sure haven’t managed to win many elections in the last 12 years. Much like campaigning, the dems are terrible at voter fraud.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:For all this voter fraud, the democrats sure haven’t managed to win many elections in the last 12 years. And Republican poll workers sure are bad at catching in-person voter fraud.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:For all this voter fraud, the democrats sure haven’t managed to win many elections in the last 12 years. 
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"We should alert the government about this!" "No, that won't work until you create a fake advocacy group on Facebook with 4 people!"
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ilmucche posted:Much like campaigning, the dems are terrible at voter fraud. This is plausible Edit: Or they could do it to make the elections seem closer
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Man that stuff just pisses me off with how stupid and masturbatory it is. Like, I'm a left-leaning gay jew of poor character. I would shamelessly impersonate dead people at the polls or get bussed in to fake a protest or crisis act for a fake gun-grabber shooting for those sweet, sweet Soros bucks, or just the advancement of my agenda. I WISH that world was real.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:Man that stuff just pisses me off with how stupid and masturbatory it is. yeah, I've been waiting for years for the UN agenda 21 one world government to recruit me honestly I'd do the work for free
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Dr. Clockwork posted:As someone who is genuinely interested in etymology, this article is a pile of folksy bullshit that made me mad. Illustrating a Facebook share about 16th century life with 1930s Dust Bowl pictures, why not
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chitoryu12 posted:"We should alert the government about this!" NO YOU FOOL DEEP STATE DEEP STATE DEEEEEEEP SSTAAAAAAAAAAATE
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quote:“Houses had thatched roofs with thick straw-piled high and no wood underneath. It was the only place for animals to get warm, so all the cats and other small animals (mice, bugs) lived in the roof. Imagine being stupid enough to not understand how roofs work.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Imagine being stupid enough to not understand how roofs work. That was so stupid it took me three reads to parse how stupid it was.
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How would they know that the votes were all for Democrats? Aren't all ballots secret? People don't think this poo poo through
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Their reality requires millions of fraudulent d votes. Actual reality no longer matters. Alternative facts, yo.
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"I dunno. Personally, I didn't take offence to the comment. It is indeed a stereotype, but Americans generally have made for oblivious tourists (less so as time progresses and the world shrinks). You even see this here in the US. When I visited the site of the Battle of Little Big Horn (pretty sure I mentioned this over in the 2nd Trump Dump) in SE Montana, there was a young family there with little boys running around the Indian operated visitors center playing cowboys and indians, whooping and hollering, saying "how" and "heep big peace pipe". It was pretty cringey. Their Dad could easily have steered their behavior away from it, but instead he found it all hilarious "get them injuns Danny!". The indians running the visitor center found it less than hilarious. To be fair, I've seen it in other nationalities too. Japanese tourists tend to swarm places when they visit places like the Grand Canyon. I overheard a conversation there between a Japanese camera-festooned tourist and an indian souvenir seller with the Japanese guy intent on finding "wampum" and his pronunciation of the word completely confounded the indian." A pleasant reminder of why SA is, somehow, the bestest forum. Dunno which is more stdh, the swarming japanese tourists wanting wampum or the modern children knowing about peace pipes and playing cowboys and indians. Edgar Allen Ho has a new favorite as of 00:28 on Nov 15, 2018 |
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It's true that it's a sidequest, because despite how strange it is, it is ultimately not very important to most people.
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TheMostFrench posted:It's true that it's a sidequest, because despite how strange it is, it is ultimately not very important to most people. Also it was written by a hack writer and specifically designed to waste someone's time.
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Giving someone an antique cello for doing some juggling seems like a bad trade on their part.
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oldpainless posted:Giving someone an antique cello for doing some juggling seems like a bad trade on their part. More like oldcellist
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And that girlfriend was Albert Einstein
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I read the reply as "your life is the loving stupidest" at first and thought "yup, I agree."
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Turns out the barter economy is stupid as gently caress and we invented money for a reason. E: A women. A multiple women.
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on my way to buy a set of thongs brb.
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I find that one both more believable and more relatable if you imagine them both with heavy Australian accents talking about flipflops, which are called thongs in Australia
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bike tory posted:I find that one both more believable and more relatable if you imagine them both with heavy Australian accents talking about flipflops, which are called thongs in Australia That just makes him someone into feet instead of butts.
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oldpainless posted:Giving someone an antique cello for doing some juggling seems like a bad trade on their part. A decent antique cello is like $15,000, old ones generally cost a lot more
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Me and a women walk into an elevator The women says "What floor do you need to go to?" since she was the closest to elevator buttons The LiNGerie depARTment?" I said jokingly. My voice cracked. "oh..." my eyes widened quickly regaining my composure, l looked back at her, breathed heavily and started sweating. The women looked concerned. "Are... you ok?" and that's how I got banned from the department store.
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https://twitter.com/nypost/status/1063500716814319621 I'm remembering how much the cheap vodka we'd get as a teenager would burn my mouth.
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