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Lobok posted:It's old now but I didn't feel any different back when it was airing. And it's not like the other women on the show were afflicted with the same problem. Were they purposely making her a little grumpy since she and Jerry are platonic friends?
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zoux posted:
I wonder if cops are less likely to pull over obviously crazy cars. 👮♀️: Well he’s doing 63 in a 55 and our hick town is basically one big speed trap... but this guy looks crazy so I’m gonna let it slide
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Proteus Jones posted:I feel sorry for the dog. That's a "submissive grin" meaning it's super uncomfortable, trying to placate an aggressive dog or person. baring teeth is submissive?
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Kheldarn posted:I don't know why, but that dog always makes me think of Rib Kid. thinking of rib kid makes me think of the poor bastard he murdered https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3846844
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You posted:Both Finland, Norway, Iceland and Sweden have a state owned monopoly on alcoholic beverages over a certain percent (Ranging from above 3,5% in Sweden and above 5,5% in Finland, lower percentages are allowed in regular stores). These monopolies were introduced in a more puritan mindset during the early to mid 1900s and part of their task was to regulate the consumption of alcohol and, if we're being cynical, bring in a steady flow of taxes. Most nordic countries have some of the worlds highest taxes on alcohol. I remember taking a Dutch colleague out to pizza and beer and told him that the beer will cost as much as the food. He just laughed at me until he had the menu in hand. A regular beer in a restaurant/bar in Sweden costs ~10 dollars and 2-3 dollars a can at the store. Yeah but the Nordic countries are also not very  friendly, if you cared about harm you’d sell weed by the ounce for  in liquor stores
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Phlegmish posted:Having to pay €10 for a beer also seems dystopian, so it balances out. Actually in 1984 gin was cheap and abundant 
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Xun posted:I feel like at least Sweden is more friendly than some parts of the US? In Texas you can get charged for possession. In Sweden possession is fine but it’s the dealers that get in trouble. Maybe the Texas is just highly hostile though lol it's my understanding it's still a crime (the equivalent of a misdemeanor in america) that gets waived jail time the first offense if you go to "drug counseling" (for friggin weed) whereas where i currently am, i would get a ticket - it's a civil infraction, i dont even have to say ive been convicted of a crime. realistically if im smoking in my home i wont be punished and even out and about if you're away from a busy area and apologetic there's a strong chance they won't even fine you. it's the lowest of priorities and usually only enforced if you're bothering others. also, a funny pic about americans: https://twitter.com/DanMentos/status/974860864367939584
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MagicAlex posted:No it isn't. Not when you’ve got the power of ibm
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