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Cage posted:I think you're reaching here. Sounds like they were helping their neighbors maybe, and that seems like the best time to capture lighting. They've been in India for the last two months. This is her first picture since they came back: three dark pictures of a lit porch.
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I agree, it's a stretch. Not "7/10, no ring", but a bit of a stretch nonetheless.
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Whats the "progress" then?
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Cage posted:Whats the "progress" then? If it's India then I'm going to guess electricity. I'll check my colonial privilege over here, thank you.
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Trump v. Pope 2016 is really bringing IoSM out of the woodwork (public page)
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 Ah, yes, I distinctintly remember when Pope Francis built the walls of the Vatican City.  
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Ah yes, Redd and his sayings. I love ol' Redd. Also I don't know how to put it, but your dad's vacant eyes frighten me.
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china bot posted:Trump v. Pope 2016 is really bringing IoSM out of the woodwork (public page) Fear mongering hippocrates 
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Fathis Munk posted:Fear mongering hippocrates "Do no harm?" Who the gently caress do you think you are? I can do whatever I want, you don't scare me!
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Cross-posting from the funny pictures thread; the IoSM will probably vary depending on personal politics.Say Nothing posted:
Edit: this is a reference to this video, by the way, which is part of a series where 4chan and Reddit paid a guy on Fiver to make videos for them. https://youtu.be/WPMDCJrRpT8 TheRecogScene has a new favorite as of 19:54 on Feb 19, 2016 |
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The first one is IoSM for being a cringey reddit joke and the second one is IoSM for involving brianna wu in any way
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Do people even remember who donald trump is? he literally became famous for being the exact opposite of those things
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Aesop Poprock posted:Do people even remember who donald trump is? he literally became famous for being the exact opposite of those things I've noticed a lot of people seem to just keep words like "integrity" and "honor" in a mental box labeled "good," and don't think too hard about whether the actual definitions line up with reality. (Much the same with words like "liberal" or "toxin," just those go in the "bad" box.)
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Aesop Poprock posted:Do people even remember who donald trump is? he literally became famous for being the exact opposite of those things He's telling me what I want to hear. That makes him good which means he has all good traits and no bad traits.
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Aesop Poprock posted:Do people even remember who donald trump is? he literally became famous for being the exact opposite of those things He's telling me what I want to hear. That makes him good which means he has all good traits and no bad traits.
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 Man what is it with KIDS these days, having things that are way cooler than what i had growing up.
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HOOLY BOOLY posted:
The price of your kid's fleeting happiness just keep going up every decade! Back in my day they would be happy to just get two licks of my belt at night.
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mng posted:The price of your kid's fleeting happiness just keep going up every decade! Back in my day they would be happy to just get two licks of my belt at night. Belt? Belt? We wish we were so fortunate to have a belt. Back in my day it was a switch. What we would have given for a few licks of a belt.
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HOOLY BOOLY posted:
Because no kid before 2003 wanted a pair if Nike shoes since they thought bargain bin Converses were going to get them ridiculed. Nope. Entirely a new phenomenon.
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Literally every kid in the 90's wanted Nikes, especially those ones with that pump thing on the tongue.
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Skaw posted:Because no kid before 2003 wanted a pair if Nike shoes since they thought bargain bin Converses were going to get them ridiculed. Nope. Entirely a new phenomenon. And apparently didn't want any consoles other than a Gameboy color. Also  at the 8 year old with gauges.
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Vladimir Poutine posted:Literally every kid in the 90's wanted Nikes, especially those ones with that pump thing on the tongue. That was Reebok Pumps, I was cool for a week after a holiday to the states and coming back with a pair of them.
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loving modern elementary school kids with their grunge flannel, 00 gauges and 1994 beanies
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hyperhazard posted:And apparently didn't want any consoles other than a Gameboy color. Well how else would we know he's a bad kid if he didn't have earrings and a beanie?
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piece of poo poo stretched ears rich white kids ruining childhoods worldwide
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As if a hyper as gently caress 8 year old will have that patience to properly gauge their ears.Birb Katter posted:That was Reebok Pumps, I was cool for a week after a holiday to the states and coming back with a pair of them. Dude, I so wanted those. The commercials on TV promised me Jordan level skills if I just started my sneakers, as I would an old lawn mower.
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I had shoes that lit up in 1993 so I was cool.
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Has a kid ever actually asked for a generic football or basketball in the past 40 or so years? That's always seemed like more of a parent idea. Kids would ask for a naturally spiraling nerf football with a tail or a Michael Jordan basketball with light up stitching or something else they saw in a commercial even back in the 80s or 90s Even with bikes kids were super brand conscious when I was a kid
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I thought "I love you, Mom and Dad" stopped being a thing kids said sometime around the 60s. We've all been ungrateful shits since then.
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Aesop Poprock posted:Has a kid ever actually asked for a generic football or basketball in the past 40 or so years? That's always seemed like more of a parent idea. Kids would ask for a naturally spiraling nerf football with a tail or a Michael Jordan basketball with light up stitching or something else they saw in a commercial even back in the 80s or 90s I can't honestly call to mind anyone among me and my peers who would have wanted sports balls and didn't already have them. There were always a couple of us with whatever was needed, and most of us were nerds far more in want of Pokemon than any sports stuff. Like, of course you and your mates will be able to source a football/basketball/whatever for a kickabout. Birb Katter posted:Belt? Belt? We wish we were so fortunate to have a belt. Back in my day it was a switch. What we would have given for a few licks of a belt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe1a1wHxTyo
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Puppy Time posted:I thought "I love you, Mom and Dad" stopped being a thing kids said sometime around the 60s. We've all been ungrateful shits since then. I imagine a world where we smile when we have low batteries. Because that will mean that we’ll be one bar closer to humanity.
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It might just be my privilege showing, but basketballs and footballs were always more of a standard thing your parents bought you so you'd get some exercise, not a Christmas present.
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Desk Lamp posted:It might just be my privilege showing, but basketballs and footballs were always more of a standard thing your parents bought you so you'd get some exercise, not a Christmas present. Bought you! If I wanted a football I had to go out and get them thrown at me by the rich kids!
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Desk Lamp posted:It might just be my privilege showing, but basketballs and footballs were always more of a standard thing your parents bought you so you'd get some exercise, not a Christmas present. Your parents bought you basketballs? We just had one that was found in a shed, it was perpetually half deflated. I'm pretty sure it was as old as our house.
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