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People who analyze sex like that have serious problems. Especially if they compare a response of a human body to effective stirring of a drink. For gently caress sake. Do every woman you want to have sex with a favour and just don't.
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A terribly cruel part of me hopes that he does some day manage to get a girlfriend through some miracle, purely so that her response on the night can be "Is that it? OK. Night."
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Jun 9, 2017 05:30
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Why did he hire a bartender without seeing if he could make drinks to his specifications first? Or maybe telling him , "This is a gross Manhattan. Here, I'll show you how to make one."
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Jun 9, 2017 05:37
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He'd have to make a good drink because I'd have to get fairly drunk to gently caress a guy with a mustache like that.
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Jun 9, 2017 07:56
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FreudianSlippers posted:Superhero origin story: gooooo planet!
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Jun 9, 2017 10:01
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Slugnoid posted:gooooo planet! "By your powers combined, I am *screeching of tyres* *massive metallic crashing sounds* *tinkle of hubcap hitting the gutter on the other side of the road* *seconds of silence as the blood starts to flow from the mangled wreck*"
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Jun 9, 2017 10:26
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And then we get to see that comparatively lavishly animated sequence every week for half a year!
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Jun 9, 2017 10:54
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So, through his actions, this guy has become an idiot on social media. Black guy accidentally spilled coffee on his suit, he launches into a racist rant, punches a 57 year old homeless man, and finally gets tackled. http://www.rawstory.com/2017/06/watch-white-chicago-man-goes-on-crazed-slave-rant-against-black-starbucks-customers/ He finally, late last night, deleted his Facebook page. Does he not have the most punchable face?
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Jun 9, 2017 11:41
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Holy gently caress, now that's some hardcore racism 
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Jun 9, 2017 11:56
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So he .... uh ... thought he would get support from the crowd? That's the most worrying implication, to me
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Data Graham posted:So he .... uh ... thought he would get support from the crowd? When you spend too much time on /pol/, you forget that Starbucks is not /pol/
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quote:“Your children are disposable vermin!” Boucher yells at one man, who is also videotaping him, and spits on the 30-year-old man and a 34-year-old woman. Two options here: the first is that this dummy realized he was already way over the line and thought, okay, gently caress it, let's just go all in and worst-case, this will prove I was temporarily insane; the second is that there was some sliver of his brain that actually thought these people were going to think golly, you know what? -- he's right. We should be going around on four legs. What fools we've been
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Jun 9, 2017 12:16
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Jun 9, 2017 12:32
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Is that the group that got their scholarships pulled from Harvard?
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Grem posted:Is that the group that got their scholarships pulled from Harvard? yep! and beyond losing any sort of scholarship, their entire acceptance was reversed. Hope the spicy meme brinksmanship was worth it.
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Serperoth posted:When you spend too much time on /pol/, you forget that Starbucks is not /pol/ The internet is starting to get too insular, to the point where the idiots from places like /pol/ keep showing up to other sites, and sometimes even IRL places, acting like they're anonymously posting on /pol/ and having meltdowns wondering why they get punished for breaking rules. Almost every single one genuinely seems to believe that they really do have the majority opinion and view and being the lone crazy voice on an entire site doesn't mean they're wrong, it means whatever stupid place they wound up on is wrong.
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Jun 9, 2017 12:58
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Jesus those were some vile and bad memes.
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Fathis Munk posted:Jesus those were some
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Nuebot posted:The internet is starting to get too insular, to the point where the idiots from places like /pol/ keep showing up to other sites, and sometimes even IRL places, acting like they're anonymously posting on /pol/ and having meltdowns wondering why they get punished for breaking rules. Almost every single one genuinely seems to believe that they really do have the majority opinion and view and being the lone crazy voice on an entire site doesn't mean they're wrong, it means whatever stupid place they wound up on is wrong.
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Nuebot posted:The internet is starting to get too insular, to the point where the idiots from places like /pol/ keep showing up to other sites, and sometimes even IRL places, acting like they're anonymously posting on /pol/ and having meltdowns wondering why they get punished for breaking rules. Almost every single one genuinely seems to believe that they really do have the majority opinion and view and being the lone crazy voice on an entire site doesn't mean they're wrong, it means whatever stupid place they wound up on is wrong. Yeah, that's what I was worrying about. I don't want to feel like the luddite in the room, I've loved everything about the internet and what it can do for society since I first encountered it in the mid-90s, but I'm legit wondering (not for the first time, but more so) if what it enables in society isn't so much "greater communication and understanding of your fellow man" as "the ability to find like-minded people, whether benign or toxic, and invent outlandish and unchallenged pretexts for otherizing groups outside your clique". Living in a city means you brush shoulders with people from all walks of life on a daily basis. People might do things that make you grumble, you might develop a few prejudices, but ultimately you learn to get along with others' foibles just as they get along with yours. But insulate yourself into a suburb or a rural community and you'll eventually learn that everything bad can be laid at the feet of shadowy people just over the horizon, people you'll seldom or never meet. Extrapolate that to the Internet and now you've got a world full of solipsists, who no matter how horrible the things they think or do, will always have a community backing them up. The Internet wouldn't have prevented Nazi Germany; it would have brought it about much sooner.
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The internet was a mistake, but what a great mistake it's become.
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Data Graham posted:Yeah, that's what I was worrying about. I don't want to feel like the luddite in the room, I've loved everything about the internet and what it can do for society since I first encountered it in the mid-90s, but I'm legit wondering (not for the first time, but more so) if what it enables in society isn't so much "greater communication and understanding of your fellow man" as "the ability to find like-minded people, whether benign or toxic, and invent outlandish and unchallenged pretexts for otherizing groups outside your clique". What I fear is that the Internet just gives people a way to vent their true feelings that they keep bottled up inside. Ideas they are fearful to express in public. I worry about how many people around me are secretly borderline Nazis just waiting to explode like that moron in Starbucks. Sometimes I'll be wandering around my office and catch people mumbling in the halls some of the things that guy was screaming at those poor Starbucks customers. 
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I've had people who straight up just assumed that I was adopted so of course I would be totally cool with them spouting racist poo poo because I was clearly one of the good ones and couldn't help that I was born with the curse of being a dumb savage. Ten years ago I would never have imagined that other countries would look at our most racist party and then adopt their mannerisms and talking points. 
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The Internet is neither good nor bad. It allows greater good AND greater evil. How it's used is a reflection of human nature and the shades of gray that make up the world. For every crazy /pol/ Nazi throwing tantrums in public, you get acts of charity and goodwill towards others.
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It's really human nature boiled down. You get total poo poo mostly with occasional bits of good.
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I wish this conversation had continued.
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Can you imagine having to explain to your temporarily extremely proud parents why you are no longer going to the most prestigious institution in America.
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How did they find out about this chat? How many people were involved?
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chitoryu12 posted:The Internet is neither good nor bad. It allows greater good AND greater evil. How it's used is a reflection of human nature and the shades of gray that make up the world. For every crazy /pol/ Nazi throwing tantrums in public, you get acts of charity and goodwill towards others. Evil lurks in the datalinks as it lurked in the streets of yesteryear. But it was never the streets that were evil. - t. videogames
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RenegadeStyle1 posted:How did they find out about this chat? How many people were involved? It was an offsite of an offsite of the official incoming freshman chat on facebook. You had to post an edgy meme in the main group to get an invite, where you could post edgier memes with like-minded individuals who will also not be attending Harvard.
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And thus an alt-right supervillain team was born
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On the one hand it sucks that their lives are probably ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat, but on the other hand it is extremely my poo poo that their lives were ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat.
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Jun 9, 2017 17:54
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Typical liberal college shutting down free speech.
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Biplane posted:On the one hand it sucks that their lives are probably ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat, but on the other hand it is extremely my poo poo that their lives were ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat. How is this even remotely a life ruining experience? I'll bet all those kids have fallback schools, and at worst they'll have to take a semester/year off and reapply. Teenager get set to jail for more bullshit reasons than this. That's a life-ruining experience.
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Gross Dude posted:Typical liberal college shutting down free speech. That garbage Tinsley comic-artist would have a field day with this. 90% of his cartoons are "them colleges sure hate free speech!"
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Biplane posted:On the one hand it sucks that their lives are probably ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat, but on the other hand it is extremely my poo poo that their lives were ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat. I'd feel more sorry for them if their stuff had actually been funny.
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Biplane posted:On the one hand it sucks that their lives are probably ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat, but on the other hand it is extremely my poo poo that their lives were ruined because of offensive memes in a semi-private chat. I am glad for the non-assholes in the class of 2021 who have ten fewer arrant douchebags to deal with.
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there wolf posted:How is this even remotely a life ruining experience? I'll bet all those kids have fallback schools, and at worst they'll have to take a semester/year off and reapply. Teenager get set to jail for more bullshit reasons than this. That's a life-ruining experience. 
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