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oldpainless posted:What is that? you know, how black people are all angry and violent. just like short people.
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Cumslut1895 posted:you know, how black people are all angry and violent. just like short people. so, what 5' 7"? 5' 6"?
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Alaois posted:so, what 5' 7"? 5' 6"? I'm 5'11, but I find height bullshit annoying. I have a couple of particularly short friends, and people treat them like poo poo
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Jun 13, 2016 01:49
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christ no need to be so short about it
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Cumslut1895 posted:I'm 5'11, but I find height bullshit annoying. I have a couple of particularly short friends, and people treat them like poo poo They bring it on themselves.
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Alaois posted:christ no need to be so short about it some people get really gypped on height.
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syscall girl posted:They bring it on themselves. That's a great way to justify bigotry (big lol)
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Cumslut1895 posted:That's a great way to justify bigotry (big lol) I saw that
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What do you tell a short person who had their leg amputated? You need to grow a foot.
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Sex Cop posted:tl;dr hive of doxxing racists goes down amid a flurry of doxxing and racism, hilarity ensues. this is all lowtax's fault somehow
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Cumslut1895 posted:I'm 5'11, but I find height bullshit annoying. I have a couple of particularly short friends, and people treat them like poo poo For them. 
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Tezcatlipoca posted:Mighty Mouse owns
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Say Nothing posted:For them. World Star
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chitoryu12 posted:Rule #1 of fire: there's always more fire. The thing that always gets me about these compilations is the people literally setting themselves on fire then being surprised when they're on fire. What the hell did you think was gonna happen? 
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RillAkBea posted:The thing that always gets me about these compilations is the people literally setting themselves on fire then being surprised when they're on fire. What the hell did you think was gonna happen? It really is baffling. This part is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6tGZx8uvlY&t=128s For several years, I owned the domain flaminganus.com. I wish I still did. I would put up a loop of the part where the dude bends over, and it looks like his rear end in a top hat is a mouth opening on the fires of hell. Centripetal Horse has a new favorite as of 05:09 on Jun 13, 2016 |
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And of course, remember rule #1 of fire. There's one more video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OdaNYdlirk Honestly, what makes most of these so dangerous is the abuse of flammable liquid like lighter fluid. Flaming gases or solids (like wood and charcoal) won't stick to you and keep burning, or spray flaming globules everywhere. chitoryu12 has a new favorite as of 05:24 on Jun 13, 2016 |
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chitoryu12 posted:And of course, remember rule #1 of fire. There's one more video. Some of them I get, like oK fire breathing, or a firework mishap. But dousing yourself in gasoline and just setting yourself on fire, WHAT??
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Cumslut1895 posted:That's like black man syndrome, right? Leave Jon Pop out of this.
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Bushmaori posted:Leave Jon Pop out of this. I still think he was molested or something
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Jastiger posted:Some of them I get, like oK fire breathing, or a firework mishap. There was this thing going around last year of teens and twenty-somethings dousing themselves in acetone and lighting it on fire. I think the whole shtick was that it would "burn on you without burning you", being painful but not actually causing real injury, so it was another bro thing for young guys to do to themselves to prove how manly they were. A video I saw of some hipsters discussing it had one of them say "Of all the things you're told not to do growing up, 'don't set yourself on fire' is usually at the top of the list." In general, "challenges" like that have long been stupid and painful. I think that for stuff like the cinammon challenge, nobody's ever meant to complete them and you're just supposed to embarrass and hurt yourself in front of your friends.
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chitoryu12 posted:There was this thing going around last year of teens and twenty-somethings dousing themselves in acetone and lighting it on fire. I think the whole shtick was that it would "burn on you without burning you", being painful but not actually causing real injury, so it was another bro thing for young guys to do to themselves to prove how manly they were. A video I saw of some hipsters discussing it had one of them say "Of all the things you're told not to do growing up, 'don't set yourself on fire' is usually at the top of the list." The cinnamon challenge used to be a joke dads played on their kids. Adults then decided to do it on camera, and for posterity, knowing full well what the results would be because internet.
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Jamfrost posted:I would like to know what is in the water bottle. Probably a pit bull
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Cumslut1895 posted:I'm 5'11, but I find height bullshit annoying. I have a couple of particularly short friends, and people treat them like poo poo 
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Of all my female friends and relatives, I've never heard of any of them describing a guy under 6' as "too short." Is that actually a real thing, or something guys who are under 5'5"/can't get laid perpetuate?
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Das Boo posted:Of all my female friends and relatives, I've never heard of any of them describing a guy under 6' as "too short." Is that actually a real thing, or something guys who are under 5'5"/can't get laid perpetuate? Mostly the latter. Go browse /r/short on Reddit sometime.
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Das Boo posted:Of all my female friends and relatives, I've never heard of any of them describing a guy under 6' as "too short." Is that actually a real thing, or something guys who are under 5'5"/can't get laid perpetuate? It's true, but the same kind of people who would turn you down for not being tall enough are the same kind of people who would turn you down for any arbitrary bullshit. Never really had issues getting dates, but growing up as a short kid is pretty awful.
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Heightism is a thing, for instance executives and other highly-paid professions tend to be slightly taller than average. Conversely, there is a slight tendency for people in lower-paid positions to be slightly shorter than average. It's worse for men than for women. But it's nowhere near as bad as some people would have you believe.
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KozmoNaut posted:Heightism is a thing, for instance executives and other highly-paid professions tend to be slightly taller than average. Conversely, there is a slight tendency for people in lower-paid positions to be slightly shorter than average. It's worse for men than for women. it also effects court judgement, loans from banks etc. I think it comes down to less perceived confidence
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as least a lot of short goons are also pretty wide. i remember that being a really important thing when it comes to body parts in e/n
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I always just assumed that less height = worse diet = lower class, which would possibly explain the lack of professions of shorter size. And the way judges treat the lower classes needs little further explanation.
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Did u know that men are actually shorter on the moon because their is less gravity there? sorry, Ken M on the brain
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CharlieWhiskey posted:Did u know that men are actually shorter on the moon because their is less gravity there? GOOD point.
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CharlieWhiskey posted:Did u know that men are actually shorter on the moon because their is less gravity there? Astronauts are taller on the Moon due to less spinal compression. #lifehack
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Platystemon posted:Astronauts are taller on the Moon due to less spinal compression. But the tape measures are also less compressed so they turn out shorter in the end anyway
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chitoryu12 posted:There was this thing going around last year of teens and twenty-somethings dousing themselves in acetone and lighting it on fire. I think the whole shtick was that it would "burn on you without burning you", being painful but not actually causing real injury, so it was another bro thing for young guys to do to themselves to prove how manly they were. A video I saw of some hipsters discussing it had one of them say "Of all the things you're told not to do growing up, 'don't set yourself on fire' is usually at the top of the list." Maybe it's just me, but I don't think I'd continue being friends with someone that deliberately lit me on fire when I wasn't paying attention. Nor would I associate with the crowd of people that watched and filmed instead of alerting me or helping me once I'm ablaze. EDIT: Just to be clear, I don't think I'd continue being friends with someone that lit me on fire when I was paying attention, either. Pope Corky the IX has a new favorite as of 13:45 on Jun 13, 2016 |
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