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duTrieux. posted:When Plato gave Socrates's definition of man as "featherless bipeds" and was much praised for the definition, Diogenes plucked a chicken and brought it into Plato's Academy, saying, "Behold! I've brought you a man." After this incident, "with broad flat nails" was added to Plato's definition.[23] and thus, an entire field based on ill-defined terms and pedantic arguments was born
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:and thus, an entire field based on ill-defined terms and pedantic arguments was born is pizza a sandwich? he contemplated gravely
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syscall girl posted:is pizza a vegetable? he contemplated gravely
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if you eat a pulled pork taco for breakfast, is it a breakfast taco? how is the breakfastness of a taco determined? is it ingredients, or time of consumption?
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Trig Discipline posted:if you eat a pulled pork taco for breakfast, is it a breakfast taco? how is the breakfastness of a taco determined? is it ingredients, or time of consumption? i think its eggs eggs or bacon if it has one or both its a breakfast taco else its just a taco
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# ? Nov 4, 2015 07:28 |
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idk man the chicken club taco at taco bell had bacon on it poo poo's got me confused
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# ? Nov 4, 2015 07:36 |
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chorizo is spanish for first-meal
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# ? Nov 4, 2015 07:46 |
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fourth-meal is spanish for "please commit duii we won't do any talking if you're walking, up to the drive through" seriously you have no customers and i can't come inside
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Trig Discipline posted:if you eat a pulled pork taco for breakfast, is it a breakfast taco? how is the breakfastness of a taco determined? is it ingredients, or time of consumption? should I ask my taco bell mate apparently there are two phases of day. breakfast and balance, as in,the balance of the day
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Trig Discipline posted:if you eat a pulled pork taco for breakfast, is it a breakfast taco? how is the breakfastness of a taco determined? is it ingredients, or time of consumption? for non-taco restaurants, breakfast food is pork and eggs. rest-of-the-day-food is beef and chicken. if you start allowing pork at any time of the day, you upset the natural balance
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what? if there was any all day food it would be pork
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echinopsis posted:what? if there was any all day food it would be pork spoken like a true pacific islander
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echinopsis posted:what? if there was any all day food it would be pork tbh
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diogenes rules
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_fiction_fandom#Fans_are_slans A.E. van Vogt's 1940 novel Slan was about a mutant variety of humans who are superior to regular humanity and are therefore hunted down and killed by the normal human population. While the story has nothing to do with fandom, many science fiction fans felt very close to the protagonists, feeling their experience as bright people in a mundane world mirrored that of the mutants; hence, the rallying cry, "Fans Are Slans!"; and the tradition that a building inhabited primarily by fans can be called a slan shack.
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prefect posted:for non-taco restaurants, breakfast food is pork and eggs. rest-of-the-day-food is beef and chicken. if you start allowing pork at any time of the day, you upset the natural balance cops, the other white meat
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Otaku Alpha Male posted:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_fiction_fandom#Fans_are_slans nerds. nerds never changes
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek_fandom#Women So many single women left fan activities after getting married that one female fanzine editor speculated that the show was a substitute for sex.[1]:9,33 One scholar speculates that Kirk/Spock slash fiction is a way for women to "openly discuss sexuality in a non-judgmental manner."[51]:323
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Otaku Alpha Male posted:So many single women left fan activities after getting married that one female fanzine editor speculated that the show was a substitute for sex. more precisely: a safe and convenient outlet for certain shy, inexperienced women to surround themselves with unthreatening men who lavish them with attention?
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echinopsis posted:what? if there was any all day food it would be pork this guy gets it
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:more precisely: a safe and convenient outlet for certain shy, inexperienced women to surround themselves with unthreatening men who lavish them with attention? i'd have thought most women would be too old for star trek fans
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween_documents
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geek A person with an appreciation for mathematics may be called a geek. Here, an approximation of the number π (pi) extends from the logo on a car parked at University of California, Irvine (although note that the last two digits have been transposed).
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Otaku Alpha Male posted:(although note that the last two digits have been transposed)
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cool biRd pics posted:diogenes rules diogenes fuckin rules anybody who says otherwise is a motherfucker
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*shits and jerks off in public* *leaves an indelible etch on philosophy*
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My favorite piece of wiki cleverness is when there isn't enough data to get a sense of scale on Cetaceans
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Spaced God posted:My favorite piece of wiki cleverness is when there isn't enough data to get a sense of scale on Cetaceans ehheheheheheh
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i hope nobody ever changes that unless a cetacean is provided.
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Spaced God posted:My favorite piece of wiki cleverness is when there isn't enough data to get a sense of scale on Cetaceans
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Spaced God posted:My favorite piece of wiki cleverness is when there isn't enough data to get a sense of scale on Cetaceans
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Night in the Woods is an upcoming single-playeradventure video game for Microsoft Windows, OS X,Linux, and PlayStation 4. Story Mae, an only child, has returned home to Possum Springs, where times have changed since the closing of its coal mines. Now living in her parents' attic, she discovers she possesses certain paranormal abilities, and uncovers a dark mystery that leads her into the nearby woods. Mae's friends include Bea, a cigarette-smoking alligator; Mae's best friend Gregg, a fox; and Gregg's partner, a bear named Angus. Paste describes the themes covered as "mental illness, depression, the stagnancy of the middle and lower classes, and the slow death of small town America."[6]
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bertolt rekt posted:diogenes fuckin rules anybody who says otherwise is a motherfucker quote:Influences
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Pro-Life (born Marvin Thomas Richardson; August 5, 1941) is an Idaho politician and organic strawberry farmer known for his strong opposition to abortion, which inspired him to change his name.[3] He lives in the unincorporated community of Letha, Idaho.[4] He has made several unsuccessful runs for political office in Idaho and has been labeled a perennial candidate.[5] Having stated his intention to continue running for office until his death,[3][6] Pro-Life was most recently a candidate in the 2014 Idaho gubernatorial election.
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for about an eighth of a second i thought i was reading about a racehorse
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One year later, Charlie and Jessie are married and sell their new shampoo, Frankie and his men have been imprisoned for life, which Sal has failed at avoiding. Louis is Charlie's advertising partner. As for the kangaroo (called Kangaroo Jack), he is still hopping around the outback.
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The following is a list of last words attributed to various fictional characters in webcomics. Characters are listed according to source (i.e. the originating webcomic), then the name of character the quote is attributed to (in case of more than one quote per source). Where quotes come from a series of texts, they are organised in the order of the texts they appeared in . Where possible, for the purposes of clarification, further explanatory notes have been presented. Additionally, if a character's final words consist of a dialogue with the other characters, the other character's speech may be included for contextual purposes; for example, if one character asks a question that the one who is about to die answers. Some characters may have more than one "death," in instances such as being resurrected, or existing temporarily as an undead being. In some of those instances, their last words from each "death" may be added if they are significant. Additionally, significant last words from deaths that are merely assumed to have happened or are non-canon are included. Additionally, in instances where there are multiple outcomes, or in media with alternate timelines, the character's last words will be featured.
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Gazpacho posted:The following is a list of last words attributed to various fictional characters in webcomics. Characters are listed according to source (i.e. the originating webcomic), then the name of character the quote is attributed to (in case of more than one quote per source). Where quotes come from a series of texts, they are organised in the order of the texts they appeared in . Where possible, for the purposes of clarification, further explanatory notes have been presented. Additionally, if a character's final words consist of a dialogue with the other characters, the other character's speech may be included for contextual purposes; for example, if one character asks a question that the one who is about to die answers. congratulations you won
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Nah, the wikianimals cant be beaten
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:more precisely: a safe and convenient outlet for certain shy, inexperienced women to surround themselves with unthreatening men who lavish them with attention? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_creation/Redirects#Redirect_request:_trash_panda makes me very happy
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