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LeJackal posted:I can't even parse his speech as language. He starts saying the name and the language center of my brain just strokes out. It sounds like a video transcending error, not even human nonsense speech, much less an actual language. P͈h̲'̫̥n͚̥͈̘̱̹g͉̖̺̺̪lu̼̤͙i̖̯͓͎͉̭ ̱̘̪̣̩͈̫m̥͉̝̬g̳̫̞̞̗ͅl̲͉͓w'̟n̹͉a̘͈̫̘͍͚͈f̜͉̻̗͈̪͉h͉͉͙̣̯͈ͅ ̮̤͔͇̠̠C͕͓̻͙̗t͇̯̯͈̩h̺̻̪̘̱͔̞u̘̘̟̜͔l̞͙͚h̪̬̠̻̯u̠ ͇̰̱R̭̗'̬̠͔̺l̞̦ye̫͇̞̫h ͍͙̦w̰̥g̥̙͕̱̰a̮̰̖̹͍͎͉h̲̬ͅ'͓̜̣̼̦n̲̘͍͈̖̦a̹g̗̝͔͍̤̗l̮̫̞̤ ̖̲̘̻̦̺̫f͙̖̠̰h͚͕͉ta̹̳̬̹̻̲̲g̩̲͙̥̯n.
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There's some schadenfreude here in the sense of "haha, you got caught. nannana". It's extremely interesting though. It's a Canadian detective getting a serial killer and rapist(And an Air Force Colonel to boot!) to confess after confronting him with forensic evidence. The Detective plays him like an absolute fiddle. I linked to the part where the Detective starts to show him the evidence but the actual confession doesn't happen until 20 minutes later. Trust me and watch where I started it though, it's an absolute pro-click. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsLbDzkIy3A&t=2097s
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Chromatic posted:There's some schadenfreude here in the sense of "haha, you got caught. nannana". It's extremely interesting though. This is both cool how the detective goes about it and hosed up. The detectives voice could lull you to sleep if the content of the discussion wasn't so creepy.
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Social media freude. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ART-ATTACK.html
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10 Beers posted:Social media freude. The manager's response was perfect.
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10 Beers posted:Social media freude. "I was hacked" She has to know no one believes this.
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10 Beers posted:Social media freude. Ha, I hope this lady that had no idea about what was going on and acted like a bitch one time has her life totally ruined for this. Why anyone thinks that ranting about anything on Facebook is a good idea is beyond me.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Ha, I hope this lady that had no idea about what was going on and acted like a bitch one time has her life totally ruined for this. Why anyone thinks that ranting about anything on Facebook is a good idea is beyond me. Of course no one's going to believe the "I was hacked" defense. But the lady who had the heart attack doesn't exactly scream "junkie" so it's weird she thought that's what she was. But even if it was a junkie - sorry - another person's life ending or possibly ending takes precedence over your dinner and drinks, you rear end in a top hat.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Ha, I hope this lady that had no idea about what was going on and acted like a bitch one time has her life totally ruined for this. Why anyone thinks that ranting about anything on Facebook is a good idea is beyond me. Thank God you are here to defend her!
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Oh, I'm not defending her at all. I just find it baffling that people still post stupid poo poo on Facebook all the time. Its basically the easiest way to get divorced/fired from your job.
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"Jones has deleted her Facebook profile and has complained to Burton, saying she didn't post the message.However, she has still demanded an apology from the bar, claiming they should have had more respect for her as she was eating with firefighters and veterans, even though someone with her that night called in to apologize." So she was eating with AR HEROZ and people should have some respect for her. Self-serving rear end in a top hat spouts line of poo poo, news at 11.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Oh, I'm not defending her at all. I just find it baffling that people still post stupid poo poo on Facebook all the time. Its basically the easiest way to get divorced/fired from your job.  if all your marriage is good for is Facebook divorce.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Oh, I'm not defending her at all. I just find it baffling that people still post stupid poo poo on Facebook all the time. Its basically the easiest way to get divorced/fired from your job. When you're working in a public role, maybe you shouldn't post things on facebook that make you look like a gigantic oval office. I mean, who thinks "junkie" when they hear "someone dying" at a restaurant? You would think that the first thing that comes to mind will be a food allergy or a heart attack.
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Testekill posted:You would think There's the problem, she didn't.
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I think it causes something like 1/3rd of divorces now? I've never really looked into it, but I'm assuming its mostly from being caught in lies or getting tagged in pictures while cheating and what not. So basically just more having Facebook as the easiest way to get caught doing/saying something stupid.
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People think that any amount of bad press will make the company bend over backwards for them. Sometimes it's true; I had a huge problem with my cell phone carrier once charging me for 7 iPhones for no reason, then putting the money back a few hours later, meaning I still got hit with a bunch of bank fees. I bitched about it on Twitter and got someone who messaged me immediately and worked with my bank to get them all reversed, plus gave me a credit. She probably thought they would fall over themselves to give her a free meal instead of calling out the bullshit.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I think it causes something like 1/3rd of divorces now? I've never really looked into it, but I'm assuming its mostly from being caught in lies or getting tagged in pictures while cheating and what not. So basically just more having Facebook as the easiest way to get caught doing/saying something stupid.
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I'm sure that's happened at least twice too. Imagine, if you will, that you get a Facebook update stating that your husband/wife just joined the "Furry Nazi Alliance for the Legalization of 9 and Older Consent Age" group adn donated $1800 tp its kickstarter. Probably lead to the argument that ends a relationship.
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Solice Kirsk posted:I think it causes something like 1/3rd of divorces now? I've never really looked into it, but I'm assuming its mostly from being caught in lies or getting tagged in pictures while cheating and what not. So basically just more having Facebook as the easiest way to get caught doing/saying something stupid. Or not logging out of your account on a shared computer where your wife finds your messages with your girlfriend.
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Didn't see this one in the posts of premature celebrations. At the 2006 Winter Olympics, a series of accidents in the snowboard cross final has given Lindsey Jacobellis the gold metal on a plate. Only one other competitor is left, more than five seconds back, so Jacobellis does a little celebration on one of the last jumps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quQODOvrWMs Apraxin has a new favorite as of 16:58 on Jan 4, 2016 |
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Solice Kirsk posted:I'm sure that's happened at least twice too. Imagine, if you will, that you get a Facebook update stating that your husband/wife just joined the "Furry Nazi Alliance for the Legalization of 9 and Older Consent Age" group adn donated $1800 tp its kickstarter. Probably lead to the argument that ends a relationship. 
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Apraxin posted:Didn't see this one in the posts of premature celebrations. At the 2006 Winter Olympics, a series of accidents in the snowboard cross final has given Lindsey Jacobellis the gold metal on a plate. Only one other competitor is left, more than five seconds back, so Jacobellis does a little celebration on one of the last jumps: Ahh.... This is the good stuff..
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kalstrams posted:Don't marry people you don't know, problem solved? People have been married to serial killers man. You only know what someone shows you of themselves and the rest is trust that they are that person.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:"Jones has deleted her Facebook profile and has complained to Burton, saying she didn't post the message.However, she has still demanded an apology from the bar, claiming they should have had more respect for her as she was eating with firefighters and veterans, even though someone with her that night called in to apologize." Firefighters are first-responders. Assuming her claim is true, I imagine said firefighters might have tried to jump in and help the woman in distress, rather than complain about the "junkie OD'ing on the floor." My Truth-O-Meter says "no."
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:Firefighters are first-responders. Assuming her claim is true, I imagine said firefighters might have tried to jump in and help the woman in distress, rather than complain about the "junkie OD'ing on the floor." My Truth-O-Meter says "no." Even if she was, who gives a poo poo? There's no reason that the regard given to firefighters and veterans (which is overdone anyway) should be extended to people who are *dining with them*.
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:Firefighters are first-responders. Assuming her claim is true, I imagine said firefighters might have tried to jump in and help the woman in distress, rather than complain about the "junkie OD'ing on the floor." My Truth-O-Meter says "no." quote:Burton told Daily Mail Online one of the men had secretly tipped staff more because of her actions. Whatever the rest of her party was, at least one of them knew she was being a bitch. Phanatic posted:Even if she was, who gives a poo poo? There's no reason that the regard given to firefighters and veterans (which is overdone anyway) should be extended to people who are *dining with them*. But I was with Good Guys! That makes me a Good Guy! White hat! Look at my imaginary white hat!
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I love that the other little kid comes running out like a new Tattoo: "Look Boss, de pain, de pain"
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