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Has anyone already made the porn parody girth of a nation? Because if not copyright me 2016, original idea do not steal. Gonna make some mad bucks.
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Fathis Munk posted:Has anyone already made the porn parody girth of a nation? I was gonna do a "Gay outta Cumptonne" porn with fat lesbians, but some douche named Mathis Funk already beat me to it. :/
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constantIllusion posted:If we black people didn't riot after 12 Years A Slave, Django, The Help, or the new Roots, what makes them think that we'd riot after Birth of A Nation? Oh wait! Racism. I was under the impression Black Lives Matter was a direct response to The Help.
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MizPiz posted:I was under the impression Black Lives Matter was a direct response to The Help. Source your quotes
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Travis343 posted:Source your quotes http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2011/08/the-help-softening-segregation-for-a-feel-good-flick/243395/
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Jun 22, 2016 16:20
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Uh I mean that article raises valid and important points but it doesn't source anything related to the argument?
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Jun 22, 2016 16:28
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I'd say MizPiz was making a joke but I've never actually seen a joke in PYF so who knows
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I already reached enlightenment. He's wrong.
Admiral Joeslop has a new favorite as of 19:09 on Jun 22, 2016 |
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Jun 22, 2016 17:32
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 People thinking that the CIA has pretty much out and out superpowers never ceases to amaze me.
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OldMemes posted:
It seems the Incredulity Rays are working well, then.
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Jun 22, 2016 17:55
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OldMemes posted:
Trust an American to make another country leaving a union of another bunch of countries all about them.
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Jun 22, 2016 18:02
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If an organization is secretly behind the formation of a social structure that hundreds of millions of people mutually benefit from and agree is a good thing, then maybe it doesn't really matter how it started?
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Jun 22, 2016 18:14
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Hahaha, that is terrible. Even compared to other "really makes you think" stories this one is just bad.
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Jun 22, 2016 18:36
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If anything, that wouldn't be a God-like being in a greater dimension. Humanity would, instead, be this weird twine-tangle weaving a spirograph path across timespace with a rock in the middle, and all the other uberdimensional creatures are looking at it askance like "WTF is that, kill it"
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Jun 22, 2016 18:49
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I want to say this is a Ray Bradbury short story (I actually have no idea, and Google isn't being helpful), but if I remember correctly there wasn't much mention of ascending to a godlike state at the end of it all. And all I got from it was something like "Huh, that would kind of suck actually."
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Parasol Prophet posted:I want to say this is a Ray Bradbury short story (I actually have no idea, and Google isn't being helpful), but if I remember correctly there wasn't much mention of ascending to a godlike state at the end of it all. And all I got from it was something like "Huh, that would kind of suck actually." It's The Egg by Andy Weir.
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Jun 22, 2016 19:02
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Van Kraken posted:It's The Egg by Andy Weir. According to the comments you are correct. The poster is trans so I can understand her not feeling comfortable with most mainstream religions, but sometimes she just goes waaaaay out into left field.
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If you ever need a good laugh among a more innocent and pure sort of social media idocy, Kenny Rogers' official Facebook is a masterpiece. Sharing clickbait like an idiot? Check.  Extremely thirsty old ladies? In spades.  bonus points for what I think is a misspelled first name   Strange, depressing overshares? Take your pick. 
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Parasol Prophet posted:I want to say this is a Ray Bradbury short story (I actually have no idea, and Google isn't being helpful), but if I remember correctly there wasn't much mention of ascending to a godlike state at the end of it all. And all I got from it was something like "Huh, that would kind of suck actually." I think it's supposed to be like Heinlein's "-- All You Zombies --".
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Jun 22, 2016 19:37
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I can't hear Kenny Rogers' name anymore without thinking about his MadTV character.
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Bluedeanie posted:If you ever need a good laugh among a more innocent and pure sort of social media idocy, Kenny Rogers' official Facebook is a masterpiece. All those lady names end with the letter A. Coincidence? Yeah, probably.
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From an old fuckbuddy that found the Lord. I guess. “The Rooster of Jesus bless you and keep you; The Rooster of Jesus make His face shine upon you, And be gracious to you; The Rooster of Jesus lift up His countenance upon you, And give you peace.”’ 
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BlankIsBeautiful posted:From an old fuckbuddy that found the Lord. I guess. What makes that poorly-rendered rooster so king of kingsly? Is it his proud strut? His alarming punctuality? Maybe his willingness to peck out the eyes of sinners? Whatever it is I think a good question we can all ask ourselves is What Would This loving Rooster Do? Cock
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Pot Of Shoe posted:All those lady names end with the letter A. Coincidence? Yeah, probably. Latin typically uses an -a ending for a feminine noun that's the subject of a sentence. Because of that Latin based languages (or languages with heavy Latin influences like English) tend to have a lot of female names ending with -a.
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A Fancy 400 lbs posted:Latin typically uses an -a ending for a feminine noun that's the subject of a sentence. Because of that Latin based languages (or languages with heavy Latin influences like English) tend to have a lot of female names ending with -a. Wow! Thanks for the good info!
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 False Flaggizle
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Mince Pieface posted:
If they released the info, why do we have to call them? Checkmate, facebook image.
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Mince Pieface posted:False Flaggizle Woke up from a stupor once, had something dripped down my shirt. Thought it was Flaggizle but turned out it was just spilled mayo from a hoagie I'd eaten in my drunken haze. False Flaggizle.
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BasicFunk posted:They needed extra security for Straight Outta Compton just in case one of us went crazy hearing all that gangsta rap music. the funniest thing I've ever seen was a pudgy white kid trying to do an ollie on a skateboard telling his friend "I saw Straight Outta Compton last night that movie loving owns" and then faceplanting into the sidewalk well that's my story bye
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The problem is with these false flag thoeries - where is the government finding these people who are willing to get themselves killed to advance the government's plan? This evil super secret shadowy government must offer really good healthcare and dental or something.
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Idiots on Social Media: False FlaggizleOldMemes posted:The problem is with these false flag thoeries - where is the government finding these people who are willing to get themselves killed to advance the government's plan? This evil super secret shadowy government must offer really good healthcare and dental or something. And like every conspiracy theory, it relies on being able to keep anywhere from dozens to thousands of people quiet (depending on the scale of the fictional operation), not one of whom mysteriously disappears or reveals the whole affair.
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chitoryu12 posted:Idiots on Social Media: False Flaggizle Has there ever been a mass shooting that nobody thought was a "false flag" of some sort? "Oh yeah, that was genuinely a nutjob going berserk with a gun, no conspiracy this time, guys."
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Stoatbringer posted:Has there ever been a mass shooting that nobody thought was a "false flag" of some sort? People can see conspiracies in EVERYTHING.
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Stoatbringer posted:Has there ever been a mass shooting that nobody thought was a "false flag" of some sort? Yep but they suspiciously all took place before the internet.
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Mak0rz posted:I can't hear Kenny Rogers' name anymore without thinking about his MadTV character. An infinitely better character
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OldMemes posted:The problem is with these false flag thoeries - where is the government finding these people who are willing to get themselves killed to advance the government's plan? This evil super secret shadowy government must offer really good healthcare and dental or something. They're all actors, no one was actually killed. Then the government hosed up and reused an actress from Sandy Hook in another mass shooting a few months later and the whole thing was blown open.
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They are victims of the human ability to see and recognize patterns, even when they aren't really there. The fact that conspiracy theories, perversely enough, are very comforting to them. It means that the world has order and sense behind it, even if it is malevolent. The idea that things simply happen, that the world is simply a chaotic mess with no rhyme nor reason behind it or that it's caused by complex systems beyond their comprehension is what they don't want to confront, because it is far more frightening to them than the idea that the evil elites, whoever they are, are behind it. 
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OldMemes posted:The problem is with these false flag thoeries - where is the government finding these people who are willing to get themselves killed to advance the government's plan? This evil super secret shadowy government must offer really good healthcare and dental or something. Where do ISIS/ the Army/ every tinpot warlord over the world and in history find them? It's not exactly the theory's weakest point.
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Deceitful Penguin posted:They are victims of the human ability to see and recognize patterns, even when they aren't really there. The fact that conspiracy theories, perversely enough, are very comforting to them. It means that the world has order and sense behind it, even if it is malevolent. I don't quite buy into the "they're scared of chaos and need comfort" angle--it seems far more likely that they want to feel special for seeing things the sheeple are oblivious to and enjoy playing the victim when they can blame the establishment or whoever for things not working out for them. At least, I think that's the case for your garden-variety conspiracy nuts (BIG PHARMA is hiding the cure for the common cold to sell more cold medicine) and people who for some reason are obsessed with one particular thing (Sandy Hook was a false flag operation designed to take ARE GUNS). No loving clue what the average unironic flat-earther's deal is.
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