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f#a# posted:Here's a nice and harmless prank: Why the hell is there online blackjack that has a livestream of human dealers sitting in a room somewhere?
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People want to bet insane amounts of money and don't fully trust computer-only sites. Some want to try to count cards and don't want an infinite number of decks, others just like the human element
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I'd say the fact that online gambling sites and weird fake e-casinos even exist is schadenfreude, but there's not any joy to be derived from it. 
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Kurieg posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PoL61zfFBE I hate when people react like the girl with the crab. Ow, it hurts make it stop. *Friend approaches to help* NO DON'T TOUCH ME! *Friend backs away.* It hurts make it stop! Suffer you idiot.
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Kurieg posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PoL61zfFBE The cow checking if the dude was ok 
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JD posted:The cow checking if the dude was ok Yeah, the cow was all "drat, dude, are you OK?"
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Kennel posted:https://i.imgur.com/pgrg30q.gifv I was thinking about posting that gif where a lifter annihilates his elbow tendons, but it's less schadenfreude and more loving horrible.
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A White Guy posted:I was thinking about posting that gif where a lifter annihilates his elbow tendons, but it's less schadenfreude and more loving horrible. Well here's one that's less loving horrible and more good old juvenile schadenfreude. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1B8tfEjQBA
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UWBW posted:Christmas story One year we pissed off our dad so much that he donated all the gifts we were going to get, kept the boxes, and filled them with large rocks. I have two younger brothers, so it was a lot of presents. Talk about a crying fest. Another year I sassed my dad, and he made me gather up every one of my toys (including my beloved Super Nintendo) and made me donate them myself while he watched. Those of some pro-tier dad disciplinary maneuvers. Of course my mom's a big softie and always managed to smuggle out one or two...
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Iron Crowned posted:I think Anthony Weiner. Then again Dems don't campaign on bringing back There was John Edwards too.
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Rough Lobster posted:One year we pissed off our dad so much that he donated all the gifts we were going to get, kept the boxes, and filled them with large rocks. I have two younger brothers, so it was a lot of presents. Talk about a crying fest. Did he ever take you to get a Doob Dog?
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Rough Lobster posted:Those of some pro-tier dad disciplinary maneuvers. I mean, I can generally appreciate this sentiment, but let me just point out that teaching children that an appropriate response to backtalk is to be forced to give away all of one's treasured possessions, personally, might be just a little bit hosed up, disproportionate, and could conceivably lead to, say, a bone-deep loathing for and disrespect of authority figures, which is what poo poo like this when I was growing up led to for me. To clarify I don't want to tell you that your dad was full of poo poo or whatever, I just like to point out that sometimes (just my feeling but I'd say most times personally) the 'hard' approach doesn't actually lead the best results, especially with human children, when folks bring up how great it was for them. And also that a whole lot of dads are full of poo poo.
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Rough Lobster posted:One year we pissed off our dad so much that he donated all the gifts we were going to get, kept the boxes, and filled them with large rocks. I have two younger brothers, so it was a lot of presents. Talk about a crying fest. This is how goons are born.
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Aug 13, 2016 04:42
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Nuebot posted:This is how goons are born. i can't remember if it was the nes or the snes my dad threw down the staircase shouting Nintend-No! we'd been sitting up there for hours playing metroid in the hall it was funny as poo poo and also still worked afterwards, iirc
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Kurieg posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PoL61zfFBE
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syscall girl posted:i can't remember if it was the nes or the snes my dad threw down the staircase shouting Nintend-No! Well yeah, it's a 1980s electronic. They built those to survive World War III so people coming out of the Vaults would have something to do.
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syscall girl posted:i can't remember if it was the nes or the snes my dad threw down the staircase shouting Nintend-No! Fantastic
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Mr. Flunchy posted:The Dumb Moves in Marketing thread started chatting about the notorious random crap in a box scam that ripped off a bunch of gullible goons a couple of years ago. not letting this go unnoticed edit: the actual schadenfreude is on me for reading the thread and going through a bunch of lovely posts about how problematic the term "idiot tax" is Crocoswine has a new favorite as of 08:31 on Aug 13, 2016 |
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FlyinPingu posted:not letting this go unnoticed I think that was making me laugh more than anything. People getting all upset because of others calling state lotteries "idiot tax".
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Man, I miss when people could tell stories and not have someone get on their soapbox about it.
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RareAcumen posted:Man, I miss when people could tell stories and not have someone get on their soapbox about it. My dad made me donate my favourite soapbox after I sassed him. Edit: not when I was a kid, this was about 6 weeks ago
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:My dad made me donate my favourite soapbox after I sassed him. Me and my brother fought all the time when I was little so my parents made me put him on a boat with no oars and shove him down the river. 
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RareAcumen posted:Me and my brother fought all the time when I was little so my parents made me put him on a boat with no oars and shove him down the river. Noah way! Edit: Wait.... Moses been hard! Solice Kirsk has a new favorite as of 14:13 on Aug 13, 2016 |
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Rough Lobster posted:One year we pissed off our dad so much that he donated all the gifts we were going to get, kept the boxes, and filled them with large rocks. I have two younger brothers, so it was a lot of presents. Talk about a crying fest. Lmao thanks for letting us know what a oval office your dad was, this is some good schadenfreude.
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This one time back when I was 8 I accidentally broke my dad's favorite beer mug. Thankfully he was a good guy and only broke my left hand's thumb as punishment. Boy did I never forget that! I feel sorry most people who had their right hand's thumbs broken whever they screwed up, and I'm thankful that my parents weren't as strict as theirs - my dad had 2 fingers missing from cigar cutter punishments. At least I can know that I was brought up right and I'm not going to be one of those idiot hippies that will raise a feral kid due to not having proper punishments
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LonsomeSon posted:To clarify I don't want to tell you that your dad was full of poo poo or whatever, I just like to point out that sometimes (just my feeling but I'd say most times personally) the 'hard' approach doesn't actually lead the best results, especially with human children, when folks bring up how great it was for them. And also that a whole lot of dads are full of poo poo. Sort of reminds me of that one guy who got mad his teenage daughter was saying dumb things on social media so he recorded himself taking out a .45 and emptied the magazine into it and then said she owed him the money for the laptop and the ammunition too. There's teaching a lesson and then there's just being a dick. Edit: Said video. https://youtu.be/kl1ujzRidmU Feel like this is probably a can of loving worms I'm opening 
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LonsomeSon posted:I mean, I can generally appreciate this sentiment, but let me just point out that teaching children that an appropriate response to backtalk is to be forced to give away all of one's treasured possessions, personally, might be just a little bit hosed up, disproportionate, and could conceivably lead to, say, a bone-deep loathing for and disrespect of authority figures, which is what poo poo like this when I was growing up led to for me. lol you were a terrible little poo poo when you were a kid
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