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mobby_6kl posted:On the other hand, nobody lives in the middle of america either
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Don't tell the Mexicans that, I'm sure they'd be very startled.
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To celebrate getting my bike back from the shop after my first crash, here is 7 minutes and a half of peoples first time on a motorbike, whiskey throttle is gods gift for entertainment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAAPuhiSQAU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eUVu92zuf4 Tarantula has a new favorite as of 13:22 on Aug 11, 2016 |
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Aug 11, 2016 13:13
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:gently caress. http://www.news.com.au/technology/c...c492a0be9dffa58 $469,000. Also, i love the 10 million dollar figure being thrown around, because its so incredibly understated.  e: lets try a news site that isnt paygated. Mephiston has a new favorite as of 13:39 on Aug 11, 2016 |
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Aug 11, 2016 13:32
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One Swell Foop posted:that what now? I'm pretty sure "hosed up tiny island" is referring to Tazmania.
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Aug 11, 2016 14:22
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Kurieg posted:I'm pretty sure "hosed up tiny island" is referring to Tazmania. Blah blah blah yakitty schmackity.
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Aug 11, 2016 14:25
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Autechresaint posted:Near schadenfreude as the climber was almost hit by broken sheet of glass that the nypd broke out to catch the guy. Being the NYPD, he should consider himself lucky that they didn't just try to shoot him off. They would miss and hit workers in the tower instead.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Blah blah blah yakitty schmackity. Someone needs a refreshing glass of OJ
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Aug 11, 2016 16:51
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Rob Ford crack video finally released, https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/08/11/rob-ford-crack-video-released-after-charges-dropped-against-sandro-lisi.html  lot of swearing
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...endant-in-court Judge Patricia Lynch QC was sentencing John Hennigan at Chelmsford crown court for his ninth breach of an antisocial behaviour order in 11 years when the exchange took place. Lynch’s withering comments came when Hennigan, 50, told her she was “a bit of a oval office”, to which she retorted: “You are a bit of a oval office yourself. Being offensive to me does not help.” After Hennigan shouted back “Go gently caress yourself”, she replied: “You too.”
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The Ministry of Silly Walks isn't what it used to be after Cameron gutted the budget 
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Tarantula posted:To celebrate getting my bike back from the shop after my first crash, here is 7 minutes and a half of peoples first time on a motorbike, whiskey throttle is gods gift for entertainment. The last part of this video has to be some sort of bit, right? It's like a scene out of Trailer Park Boys or something.
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Aug 11, 2016 17:54
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Mephiston posted:http://www.news.com.au/technology/c...c492a0be9dffa58 Shoulda used Vistaprint combined with a design intern and saved 5million.
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Humphreys posted:Shoulda used Vistaprint combined with a design intern and saved 5million. They should have retitled the census as "Which Game of Thrones character are you? Answer these 152 questions and find out!" and hosted it on Facebook, they probably would have had a larger turn out and maybe even made money
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This would have been schadenfreude if State Rep. Schwab was the one beheaded. Additionally I'm not going to hold my breath that SR. Schwab is going to view this in any way connected to his support for deregulating safety measures.
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DandyLion posted:This would have been schadenfreude if State Rep. Schwab was the one beheaded. It's perfectly natural that the invisible hand of the market will occasionally rip some kid's head off. mobby_6kl posted:On the other hand, As though the middle of America weren't also entirely useless.
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Aug 11, 2016 20:11
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DandyLion posted:This would have been schadenfreude if State Rep. Schwab was the one beheaded. In public, no. But when he's up at night realizing his son is dead indirectly because of his actions, that's got to be rough. No schaden, but that has to really mess with someone. Not enough repression in the world to ignore that nagging at the back of your mind. Just ugh all around.
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:In public, no. But when he's up at night realizing his son is dead indirectly because of his actions, that's got to be rough. No schaden, but that has to really mess with someone. Not enough repression in the world to ignore that nagging at the back of your mind. Just ugh all around. Is he going to realize it, though? He could very well declare that his particular votes were just about protecting businesses from unnecessary regulations that damaged their ability to succeed, and Schlitterbahn was being negligent by not doing everything properly regardless of a lax regulatory climate!
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:In public, no. But when he's up at night realizing his son is dead indirectly because of his actions, that's got to be rough. No schaden, but that has to really mess with someone. Not enough repression in the world to ignore that nagging at the back of your mind. Just ugh all around. Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened. — Winston Churchill You'd be surprised what people can rationalize away.
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America has accepted that the unnecessary death of children due to lack of regulation in certain areas is perfectly fine. This will be no different.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:America has accepted that the unnecessary death of children due to lack of regulation in certain areas is perfectly fine. Regulation of theme park rides is taken pretty seriously in most states. I'm shocked that there's one that would allow velcro straps to be the difference between life and death.
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Aug 11, 2016 21:09
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Mad Doctor Cthulhu posted:In public, no. But when he's up at night realizing his son is dead indirectly because of his actions, that's got to be rough. No schaden, but that has to really mess with someone. Not enough repression in the world to ignore that nagging at the back of your mind. Just ugh all around. These conservo-fucks chock everything up to the will of God - he'll get his lawsuit check, and then work hard to make sure other people can't, just like our favorite rolling dumpster of a governor down here in Texas.
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chyaroh posted:I'm not sure facebook by default stores your full name, address, dependents, income, working address, age and potentially (via other govt sites) your tax file number. It's that kind of information that people really really don't want linked by a system designed to be accessed by the ABS whenever, not to mention kept for 4 years. Facebook absolutely has a really good idea of every one of those things, with the exception of your tax file number. The other things are all extractable from the data you willingly give to them, especially if you have location tracking on.
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Phanatic posted:Facebook absolutely has a really good idea of every one of those things, with the exception of your tax file number. The other things are all extractable from the data you willingly give to them, especially if you have location tracking on. The words "absolutely" and "willingly" in this post could be enormous and brighter than a goddamn supernova and people would still go "well what about my right to privacy, and what are they doing with all of that information about me"
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:The words "absolutely" and "willingly" in this post could be enormous and brighter than a goddamn supernova and people would still go "well what about my expectation of privacy, and what are they doing with all of that information about me" Expectation of privacy? Are there really people that dumb? That's like expecting to go outside looking like fresh hell and somebody takes your picture and you try to grab their camera and Well, I won't speak more on my weekend plans. But seriously, there was a higher court ruling about privacy on the internet and it turns out, no. Hey whatever happened to the new guy running the prison thread after HFG?
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quote:A man waiting anxiously for the birth of his baby outside a hospital ward in China was ushered into theatre by doctors and given an operation on his haemorrhoids in a case of mistaken identity. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11692319
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Ok the article makes that clear but your quote sounds like the start to a schizophrenic episode
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Something that seems to have slipped under everyone's radar is they ALSO spent NEARLY HALF A MILLION DOLLARYDOOS on pot plants 
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That's $140k a year for a national service, so how many sites is this? I mean, if it needed 3 full time staff to look after them then they are only getting paid $45k a year each.
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From a few pages back, but I've been watching this for a solid minute now to see if I can make it all the way through without laughing, and even if I manage to resist giggling at the dude doing the split like it's the most reasonable position ever to kick a ball from and the dudes casually shuffling in circles, I always lose it at the reveal of a goalie plastered on the ground limbs akimbo. 
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iRend posted:Something that seems to have slipped under everyone's radar is they ALSO spent NEARLY HALF A MILLION DOLLARYDOOS on [b]pot plants Given the street value of the stuff that seems entirely reasonable.
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Couldn't they just buy plastic ones?
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Pandas: what the gently caress https://www.facebook.com/shanghaiist/videos/10154834904326030/ (apologies for fb link, couldn't find it on youtube)
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Aug 12, 2016 05:29
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iRend posted:pot plants This means something very different in America.
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iRend posted:Something that seems to have slipped under everyone's radar is they ALSO spent NEARLY HALF A MILLION DOLLARYDOOS on pot plants Are they still having masseuses rock up fortnightly or monthly for cheap massages for the census workers? That was a thing we had when I worked there in 2006.
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Here's a nice and harmless prank: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55XtHV_vwcY
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The more you watch, the more you see, amazing. It's like dominoes falling
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