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Sonderval posted:They ain’t pretty but they last. lmao you tell em
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Moon Slayer posted:Okay, heads I just shake my head and go "oof," tales I give it a sixer. Stand by. Moon Slayer for admin, IMO.
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Inceltown posted:Would setting the post to Yakety Sax help? This implies there is such a situation where Yakety Sax doesn’t help...
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Aug 17, 2020 00:26
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That towers joke is the only funny thing that's been posted in pages lol
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Milo and POTUS posted:That towers joke is the only funny thing that's been posted in pages lol Thank you for not making it two funny things.
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Aug 17, 2020 03:53
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Where's "12 hours later"
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Aug 17, 2020 04:02
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a whole lotta brains broke that day, huh
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Moon Slayer posted:Thank you for not making it two funny things. What're you gonna do, shoot me?
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Aug 17, 2020 04:13
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Meta as gently caress if a head on collision causes the twin towers to fly through the truck, killing the passengers Seriously though, the towers have to be able to tolerate a variety of forces. They're minimalist but that still must be a significant mass of metal. 
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Aug 17, 2020 04:16
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I knew those towers were no good
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Solice Kirsk posted:There's actually been no documented cases where a .22 caliber weapon has killed a grown human. It's just a myth that TV/film likes to spin. They're like wolf attacks, there's never been a documented fatal wolf attack on a human being since the 1600's. Necro'ing this just to say *cough* Night Stalker *cough* RIchard Ramirez killed many people with a .22 caliber handgun *cough*
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That "Well rested" slice is way to big. I'm 37 loving years old, ain't no way I ever wake up well rested!
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Aug 17, 2020 06:11
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Shai-Hulud posted:That "Well rested" slice is way to big. I'm 37 loving years old, ain't no way I ever wake up well rested! Sure you did. You just used them all up before you were 10. Classic mistake.
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Aug 17, 2020 06:18
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It’s entirely possible to wake up well-rested provided that it involves sleeping though something important.
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Mmm Ohio Valley style pizza
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Shai-Hulud posted:That "Well rested" slice is way to big. I'm 37 loving years old, ain't no way I ever wake up well rested! It's also missing "Just a brief nap - 5 hours later" which also happens a lot more once you hit your mid 30s.
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Facebook Aunt posted:Sure you did. You just used them all up before you were 10. Classic mistake. ...so that's how it works! I guess that why parents always made us get up and go to school. Otherwise we'd completely max out our SleepTally and be unable to even doze from the age of 33 onwards.
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Subjunctive posted:I mean, this isn’t falling down, but I wouldn’t rush to have the same people build something for me: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-30811889 Thank god boris is tearing up the planning regs so famed charlatans G4S and capita can subcontract our building literally tens of thousands of dangerous flats using load bearing drywall and special concrete which is 65% polystyrene, and of course, cladding that is installed because the designer doesn’t know what “inflammable” means.
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Werewolves have excellent hearing, so whatever sound device you use to disable the symbiote would also be extremely disorienting to the werewolf.
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Beachcomber posted:Werewolves have excellent hearing, so whatever sound device you use to disable the symbiote would also be extremely disorienting to the werewolf. Like the man said: SILENCE!
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Beachcomber posted:Werewolves have excellent hearing This is stereotyping and erasure of disabled werecreatures. I will not stand for this lycanthro-ableism.
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Is a were bat a batman
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Milo and POTUS posted:Is a were bat a batman I believe it has been already established that is in fact a MAN-BAT. 
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Aug 17, 2020 07:58
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Tree Bucket posted:...so that's how it works! This must be what happened to me. I cannot nap, not ever, not even during the 32 hours of flight/stopovers it took to get back from new Zealand. I'd love to be able to just have a little nap now and then 
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Pookah posted:This must be what happened to me. I cannot nap, not ever, not even during the 32 hours of flight/stopovers it took to get back from new Zealand. I'd love to be able to just have a little nap now and then Have you heard the wonders of slamming down a whole bunch of whisky really fast and passing out?
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Inceltown posted:Have you heard the wonders of slamming down a whole bunch of whisky really fast and passing out? Oh yeah, tried that on another flight- drank a shitload of red wine and miraculously managed to semi-drowse for about 15 minutes, then I got a hangover which lasted the rest of the flight. The universe really doesn't want me to get any sleep on planes.
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Pookah posted:Oh yeah, tried that on another flight- drank a shitload of red wine and miraculously managed to semi-drowse for about 15 minutes, then I got a hangover which lasted the rest of the flight. The universe really doesn't want me to get any sleep on planes. Glad it's not just me. I was once upgraded to first class and even with the full flat bed I couldn't sleep for a second on an overnight flight. Funny pic: 
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“At approximately 5:45 am on 16 May 1968, resident Ivy Hodge went into her kitchen in flat 90, a corner flat on the 18th floor of the building, and lit a match to light the gas stove for a cup of tea.” “Four of the 260 residents were killed immediately and seventeen were injured, including a young mother who was stranded on a narrow ledge when the rest of her living room disappeared. Hodge survived, despite being blown across the room by the explosion — as did her gas stove, which she took to her new address.[5]”
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Just ask someone to choke you out. Then, when you wake up, they just choke you out again until the flight is done It's a win-win
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Just pretend you have motion sickness and take some Dramamine 15 minutes before boarding. Or do the same thing, but allergies, and take Benadryl.
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hungry for crepes n poo poo posted:as did her gas stove, which she took to her new address” Smart, "Me and my stove, we've been through things, walls.." agrielaios has a new favorite as of 14:09 on Aug 17, 2020 |
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jojoinnit posted:Glad it's not just me. I was once upgraded to first class and even with the full flat bed I couldn't sleep for a second on an overnight flight. Finally the man is tackling some of the issues that concern me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyZ41rgC07o
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what is it with bad hair and racists?
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Agents are GO! posted:Are you perhaps the protagonist in an Award-Winning Canadian novel from 1976? What is the name of this book? Or the name of the series? As soon as you said this, the plot and illustrations leapt into my mind, but I can't find it on google anywhere. There was definitely a whole series of books about teenagers in dangerous visitations like this. There was another one about gangs fighting I remember as well.
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Colder, colder, cold, ice cold. Polar.
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