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Cordyceps Headache posted:the_bahtub_is_the_best_way_to_show_off_our_house.jpg That BRIGHT PINK Ruger is making my blood boil. 
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Djeser posted:Is there a style of hat that looks good on someone with a fat face? I think Al Capone managed to pull it off with a fedora. Not like you'd make fun of him anyway. "That guy looks stupid in a fedora and OH GOD"
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Are people with gas masks fair game? If so, I am awkward as all gently caress. They said "safety goggles minimum" in the chem labs. And goddamn if I didn't trump them. Plus, makes for neat Halloween costumes or exploring Зона, сталкер.
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Atticus_1354 posted:I hope it is a brand new mask with modern filters or else it isn't going to do anything except trap chemicals near your face and maybe give you cancer. Belgian surplus mask, modern filters. Hey, Cancer is my zodiac sign. Also explains my fascination with all things that glow blue. We now continue our previously scheduled programming. 
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Jul 2, 2013 01:37
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I see the latest fashions at my job at a grocery store. Today, it was a huge person decked out in a brilliant green shirt, brilliant pink tie and brilliant red pants. Gender unknown.
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Jul 8, 2013 20:06
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Aerox posted:Friends don't let friends watch anime. Or rather, they don't care if they watch it, as long as they don't act like freaks in public. I've had to stop someone dressing up as some guy from Bleach or something like that. It wasn't even Halloween.
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Back from when I was still loving up my grades at my last college... There was a guy who I knew for fire spinning. That in of itself was awesome. Then he replaced the fire with glowing dildoes. Shortly afterward, he asked if I was a furry. I said "gently caress no." Then he started telling me that everyone I knew was a furry (they weren't). After this, he confessed that he was in fact the furry. (No poo poo.) He then proceeded to make a fursona for me (a fox, whaddaya know) despite my best attempts to tell him that I wanted to be a goddamn Paramecium or Euglena if I had to play along with this bullshit (or at least make him shut up). Multiple times I screamed at him to get out of my room and stop hitting me with the glowing dildoes on shoestring. Neckbeard: check. Fox tail: check (and he proceeded to hide it in my bed, closet, dresser, etc). Brony: check. gently caress. Who the gently caress let him hold a gun.
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Jul 31, 2013 16:43
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Nikaer Drekin posted:Did somebody say BAGELS??? ...why the gently caress did he think this was a good idea? And more importantly, how the gently caress can he sing dubstep? Does he practice that?
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Aug 1, 2013 03:03
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Themata posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTstYihRjI4 Oh god, his voice. I can only think of.... 
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Whatev posted:I don't think there are a lot of motherfuckers gettin fat off regular rear end fruit. Watermelons and melons aren't particularly high in sugar at all, and possess an amount that is comparable to if not less than apples, oranges and bananas (~10g per 100g.) Grapes have significantly higher levels of sugar, but even then it's only about 15g per 100g. You have to eat half a pound of grapes before they rival the sugar content of one can of soda, and soda ain't got no fuckin vitamins and poo poo. It's juices and dried fruit that you really have to be considerate of.  loving what no
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KidKrampus posted:This documentary features that creepy Realdoll guy showing off his collection of weapons and dolls: ...and there goes my peaceful sleep. Seriously, they're like corpses.
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Aug 29, 2013 02:42
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Fat_Cow posted:
Please tell me this violates facebook's rules somehow and he got his account deleted or something. (If it's real)
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Aug 30, 2013 15:12
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Kajeesus posted:Look at the time stamps. I actually don't find that bit all too peculiar; I've seen stuff progress at about the same rate before.
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Aug 30, 2013 18:40
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Frankston posted:I have trouble hitting 3,000 calories a day. 30k is quite absurd. Remember, us Americans use "cal" to represent "1000 calories" to make us feel better about what we eat. The rest of the world uses "kcal." So 30k US calories = 30 * 1000 * 1000 = 3*107 real calories. Or 30 million. That's more energy than a pound of gasoline, or about 143 standard Hershey bars. I don't think he drinks pure gasoline, so candy is a safer bet. Holy gently caress, if we burned him alive we could keep NYC lit up for like a fraction second. Or my hometown for a day.
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Aug 31, 2013 02:59
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Non Serviam posted:In the rest of the world people use the same caloric terms. People speak of calories meaning kcal, it's not an American Just the way we write it on nutrition facts. All goods intended for American consumers just print "cal," everywhere else prints "kcal." Which isn't to say that people out there might think it's literally just calories.  Oh god, the tumblr tags are all related to feederism.
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Effingham posted:A lot of what it comes down to is (1) laziness, and (2) lack of training to shop and cook. Yup. I work at a grocery store and this is what I see on a regular basis. For example, I had someone ask how to cook ground breakfast sausage (not the healthiest thing already) and eggs. I told her to brown the sausage and scramble the eggs, to which she replied with "do you have any easier ways?" I saw her at the checkout line with two boxes of Jimmy Dean's sausage, egg and cheese croissant sandwiches. Those things are scarily bad for you, far worse than making it all from scratch (and more expensive). Another one... Had someone else tell me what they had for lunch, and how it's a regular thing. Pre-cooked bacon, bologna and processed cheese sandwiches. Quote: "I don't even have to cook most of the week." The cart was full of frozen dinners, donuts, pre-made coffee drinks, cheap juice and canned goods. A quick mental estimate came up with at least 30% more expensive than fresh goods, but 95% more convenient. Truly, no-effort eating. Both were rather large people.
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rocketpig posted:They were jumping about and going "squee!" and stuff while in the shop. ...wait, jumping up and down and making guinea pig sounds? Or actually saying "squeeeee!" If it's the latter, then holy poo poo. I'm sorry you had to experience that. There's a gaming store (D&D and card games, mainly) nearby. In the same strip mall, there's a sword/armor store. I'm tempted to go in and just record everything I see, BBC nature documentary style. It could be the next "Gorillas in the Mist." Ditto the sad-looking comic book shop if I were driving in the opposite direction. Plus, there's a bar next door. The purpose of visiting there is twofold: 1.) Drink something strong to bleach my brain. 2.) Observe PUA in their natural habitat.
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