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Kavak posted:Okay, why is it strapped to her inner thigh? I'm told that if one is wearing a dress, there aren't a lot of great places to hide it. If they are wearing a skirt or something belted, they can clip it back there. If not, there's a garter thing you use.
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I don't know why anyone would think it was a sex toy. It's not like the camera is the only thing looking at her and when it's pointed away she's suddenly alone; there must be dozens of crew and staff around. Why would she sit there playing with a strapon in the middle of the office?
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Tibor posted:I don't know why anyone would think it was a sex toy. It's not like the camera is the only thing looking at her and when it's pointed away she's suddenly alone; there must be dozens of crew and staff around. Why would she sit there playing with a strapon in the middle of the office? Wishful thinking, probably.
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Josef bugman posted:Its only a short step between this and naming everything in a manner that 13 year olds would consider "A bit much". I told you one of them was ICP themed, right?
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Tibor posted:I don't know why anyone would think it was a sex toy. It's not like the camera is the only thing looking at her and when it's pointed away she's suddenly alone; there must be dozens of crew and staff around. Why would she sit there playing with a strapon in the middle of the office? To be fair, I thought it was a gun
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This reminds of when Safeway used to sell their store brand grape soda. It had a little thing on it that said "Kid Approved!" When you tore open the package so you could fridge pack it, it would tear off the the G, resulting in RAPE SODA Kid Approved! They changed that packaging after like two solid years and I always wondered if anyone at corporate noticed.
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One that popped up on my news feed: Yarmouth dogs take owner's car for joyride outside animal hospital
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Regalingualius posted:If they backed out on the deal at the last minute, would there be zero Fucks given? FUCKS NOT GIVEN
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a kitten posted:
EATS A WORM FOR LUNCH. I can't breathe
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There could be a whole thread about these, Jesus.   "High Above"  "Beware our Sting" Google translate: "Our Mortgage Bites." Yeah, so does mine.   "We Own the Sky" 
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Okay, that last one is bullshit. Odin didn't have an axe, he had a spear. It was important enough that it had a name, Gungnir. I can understand if they haven't seen any Wagner or read the Norse Eddas, but you can't tell me none of those dorks has played a Final Fantasy game.
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KillHour posted:There could be a whole thread about these, Jesus. Who creates the mottos for these things? 'Cave spiculum nostrum', the first thing that I could string together, is clumsy at best, but 'Caveo noster morsus' is bizarre gibberish. I also want to know who was responsible for this lady:  Because she seriously makes me wonder if all these satellites are being controlled by dice rolls.
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Carnival of Shrews posted:Who creates the mottos for these things? 'Cave spiculum nostrum', the first thing that I could string together, is clumsy at best, but 'Caveo noster morsus' is bizarre gibberish. Someone who doesn't know anything about Latin. Most of the ones on that page I could barely get the basic gist of with the help of Google.
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At least they didn't have it carved in stone and embedded into the wall of a public building. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2782467/Motto-engraved-library-gets-lost-translation.html The Daily Mail posted:Moorestown architect Rick Ragan told the Burlington County Times he learned of the problem from residents who translated it online - who also came up with a wrong answer. KillHour posted:
Hans...are we the baddies?
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Carnival of Shrews posted:At least they didn't have it carved in stone and embedded into the wall of a public building. Ignoring the wrong Latin, is that supposed to be an iPad? Also, double ironic because (for anyone who didn't follow the link) it's supposed to say We Confirm All Things Twice
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Carnival of Shrews posted:At least they didn't have it carved in stone and embedded into the wall of a public building. Yeah, Google Translate is particularly bad with Latin, but I suppose it's not really the most pressing issue for them to address, Latin's not exactly taking off again any time soon.
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Patch chat: This one can be yours if you're ready to outbid $82  Guess it had something to do with the Daily Show. http://www.ebay.com/itm/NRO-Patch-N...=item1c517e475e
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Snowy posted:Patch chat: quote:The is a spoof of the original NRO L-39 patch based on the John Stewart's clip on The Daily Show. The patch was produced by personnel associated with this program and is one of only 240 produced from the original production run. The NRO made more patches of the parody.  It'll be interesting to see how Trevor Paglen explains it if he ever issues a updated edition of "I Could Tell You But Then You Would Have to be Destroyed by Me."
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El Estrago Bonito posted:This reminds of when Safeway used to sell their store brand grape soda. It had a little thing on it that said "Kid Approved!" I imagine that boardroom meeting went something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjk0_2IwdOE
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 Courtesy of the BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-32411621
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schadenfraud posted:
Bad dog! Bad!
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Apr 22, 2015 14:53
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sticklefifer posted:I imagine that boardroom meeting went something like this: 1st thing I thought of as well. Not a big "Whitest Kids U Know" fan, but that is absolute genius.
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The dog's in the passenger seat. Looks like the guilty party ditched and left the dog to take the blame. It was probably a cat. 
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schadenfraud posted:
from the article "Police investigating, so far no leads"
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Karma Monkey posted:The dog's in the passenger seat. Looks like the guilty party ditched and left the dog to take the blame. It was probably a cat. A cat conspiracy whose mastermind sits in the highest echelons of government.
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