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oldpainless posted:Actually it sounds like that dude DID get served 
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Khazar-khum posted:'mixed race'--mom has no idea who the dad is Non Serviam posted:Women's rights in Islam. Stdh. Hey guys, I'm not sure if these comments were intended to be racist or just come off that way a bit, but please be mindful of what you say and how you say things.
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hogmartin posted:If only there were a bird aficionado in the thread...  Greys can be incredibly accurate mimics, I want to believe
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Catberry posted:made the rounds hee
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I had a crow friend when I was a kid. I called him Onyx and he was cool and good 
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Oops, double post. Really excited to tell y'all about my crow friend I guess
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Jerry Cotton posted:How did you know what his name was? Do you speak crow? Well, not anymore, but I took three years of House Finch in high school.
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Besesoth posted:The doctor wants to gently caress his interdimensional car, and officially that feeling is reciprocated, if that helps? What's this now?
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Haifisch posted:It'd save everyone time if they did those "on a scale of 1 to 10, how likely are you to murder your boss?" questionaires instead. At least those just filter out the people too stupid to lie. Or those ballsy enough to tell the truth 
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ZDar Fan posted:Where there is shrimp, there's Jeff 
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Zipperelli. posted:Just so you're aware, this was found out to be real. Humans are such loving poo poo.
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That sounds like a gimmick post but it's not.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:I lost my job today, but I got a thread title, so there's that, at least. you're welcomedolences 
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Let's re-rail please.
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I use both you're welcome and no problem  they have different implications imo. You're welcome is sort of formal and gracious, while no problem is more of a friendly "I was happy to do it!"
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Vaxine posted:I loving hate anti-vaxers. Sure, but I'm not convinced you're an unbiased source here. Have you any pamphlets
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I don't think anybody is arguing that principle is not a word. It's definitely a word. It's just not the right word.
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CROWS EVERYWHERE posted:You've peaked my curiosity walrusman posted:I literally balled my eyes out. unphased by your lovely linguistics. ama.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:There’s three now. I loved the first two GOD'S NOT DEAD movies because I like getting drunk and watching Christian propaganda trash (I grew up very Baptist, it's a weird pastime, I know). I couldn't make it past the first, like, fifteen minutes of the third. It was actively, offensively bad and banging the Christian persecution drum so loving loud it was fit to burst. The burning to death took place within that fifteen minutes. Also it was the one black person in the series.
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jobson groeth posted:It's actually really easy to find your way there. If your meeting point is in Rome and all roads lead to Rome then you can just walk down any road. 
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tbf it is super frustrating when you're waiting patiently, blinker on, in a packed parking lot for someone loading up their car with kids/purchases/etc to pull out and leave, and as they finally do so some jackass zips in from the opposite side and snipes it. But sometimes the person leaving pulls out in the direction that deliberately blocks anyone from sniping the spot, so that you can take it before they go. Real bro move there.
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I'd be shocked if there even was a friend, that reads like OP desperately needing to share their profundities with the world
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drat you, I came here to cross-post that.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:Honestly Harry Potter fans and JK Rowling on twitter have destroyed all my nostalgia for it. They've actually ruined it for me. Any time I meet someone that tells me they're into Harry Potter I feel like I have to actively keep from grimacing. However I did take the House test many, many years ago when the thing came out and now when people irl need to tell me they're a Hufflepuff (I hate those people) I can tell them I'm a Gryffindor and watch them internally grimace back
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Jollity Farm posted:Movie depression is always more glamorous and artistic than the real thing. The real thing is very dreary and not photogenic at all.  --me watching any movie depicting mental illness fe: any y'all seen Braid? that one was a doozy.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:It was not the dumbest movie I ever saw oh dear 
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^^^  I am also not sure if the writers to which I'm referring were 100% aware of what they were depicting but, similarly, it ended up being really accurate whether they meant to do it or not ^^^I really liked the depiction of Norma Bates's bipolar disorder in Bates Motel (of all things). It's never explicitly stated that she has it (at most there's a couple throwaway remarks about family mental illness) but as someone who's spent a large portion of her life as an unmedicated bipolar person her behavior and interactions were all really, really on the nose. I don't remember it ever being particularly portrayed as her fault, either. She's a messed up person who's trying her hardest, but she makes rash, bad choices and isn't really cognizant of how and why she's behaving poorly. LITERALLY A BIRD has a new favorite as of 05:20 on Jun 3, 2019 |
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I try to avoid contributing to derails but every now and again I just want to throw my two worthless cents in, y'know
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I suspect the "said a prayer" bit indicates this is a parody of other stdh but nonetheless how tall is this lady that he has to look up at her for his bon mot how short is this man LITERALLY A BIRD has a new favorite as of 20:03 on Jun 4, 2019 |
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