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Yes, it was a call to consider mental disabilities to be equally bad rear end as a lost arm. *edit* 
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Shifty Nipples posted:Just wanna say that I really appreciate the posts in this thread of people with disabilities (I don't know if losing an arm is a disability but I'll just assume it is for this post), it feels a lot better to see folks referred to as bad rear end than them being laughed at. Sorry about your nipples
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dobbymoodge posted:Might be able to use it as a cane topper. Checkmate! Also a fun idea if you get a replacement hip 
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doverhog posted:What if you are autistic or have downs? Why do you need to ask?
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It's a fair point. What if in fact I am the autistic one? In that case I would still want you to consider it a bad rear end disability like a lost arm or whatever.  
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Jan 14, 2018 15:49
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doverhog posted:It's a fair point. What if in fact I am the autistic one? In that case I would still want you to consider it a bad rear end disability like a lost arm or whatever. Ooof, that push to line up the elbow. Having been on the receiving end of well thrown elbow, that girl has all my respect for not crumpling like a wet napkin. I've been hit in the face by a bat, and getting caught with an elbow strike rang my bell waaaaaaay worse than that.
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Jan 14, 2018 16:19
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the placement of the buymyautograph.com ad gave me a sensible chuckle.
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Jan 14, 2018 16:27
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Nothing more badass than an appropriately tuned fight response:
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Solice Kirsk posted:Ooof, that push to line up the elbow. Having been on the receiving end of well thrown elbow, that girl has all my respect for not crumpling like a wet napkin. I've been hit in the face by a bat, and getting caught with an elbow strike rang my bell waaaaaaay worse than that. Yeah, they are nasty. I don't get in fights and don't plan to, or want to, but if one was thrust upon me I intend to clinch, push to the nearest wall, and elbow until the fight ends. 
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Jan 14, 2018 16:46
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Nothing more badass than an appropriately tuned fight response:  DONT TOUCH MY PURSE! I DONT KNOW YOU!
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Jan 14, 2018 16:53
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doverhog posted:Yeah, they are nasty. I don't get in fights and don't plan to, or want to, but if one was thrust upon me I intend to clinch, push to the nearest wall, and elbow until the fight ends. Pull their shirt over their head and just throw nonstop uppercuts. Hockey fighting works in street fights extremely well.
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Jan 14, 2018 17:00
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Solice Kirsk posted:Pull their shirt over their head and just throw nonstop uppercuts. Hockey fighting works in street fights extremely well. Never take your own shirt off though.
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UP THE BUM NO BABY posted:Never take your own shirt off though. Unless you have a bunch of spines or a scary Kuato face under there or something.
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chitoryu12 posted:I think most people would include losing an arm a disability. They are literally not able to use an entire arm. That was what I was thinking. Big Centipede posted:Sorry about your nipples I appreciate the empathy it is a tough burden to bear.
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Not a picture. But one of my employees is way more into walking up mountains than he is into cooking and makes videos. This is one from the Tetons in Wyoming. https://youtu.be/-28kS5jVQMc
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om nom nom posted:Not a picture. But one of my employees is way more into walking up mountains than he is into cooking and makes videos. This is one from the Tetons in Wyoming. Table Mountain is a weird hike in that my group of friends aren't like, out of shape or anything, but we were exhausted when we got to the top (thanks, altitude sickness), while this pair of women with their dogs passed us by like it was a Sunday stroll for them. loving mountain people and their lungs. The video misses the worst part of the hike, this giant rear end field of rocks right before the peak. Like it's not terribly unstable, but after hiking a good number of miles and up some number of thousands of feet to the extent where I had to stop every 3-4 feet to catch my sea level living breath, this field loving sucked. 
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Jan 20, 2018 11:08
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Thank god this cracked rock epidemic isn't happening in MY backyard
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Malachi Constant posted:Honestly, it's one of the more realistic depictions of spaceship fights, assuming that there are inertial engines that accelerate at a tremendous rates. The fleets spend hours accelerating toward each other across a solar system and the actual combat happens over about a tenth of a second. The most destructive force is nukes detonating at relativistic velocities so that they hit the enemy ships as high energy gamma rays. Eventually FTL sensors come into play which is dubious, but I admit that the scene where the Grayson Navy launches their completely unexpectedly massive missile salvo toward the enemy still leaves me verklempt. "For Honor, and no quarter!". Yes I really am the dork I was pretending to be. 
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Mr Bryant decorates some cakes. Reading, Berkshire, 1959 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2uCDv_xzuA
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Mr Bryant decorates some cakes. Reading, Berkshire, 1959 Really cool guy. Nothing better than seeing people who are absurdly good at what they do because they've been doing it forever. Big cake works out to be about $3000 in today's money.
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Beachcomber posted:Really cool guy. Nothing better than seeing people who are absurdly good at what they do because they've been doing it forever. That youtube channel has a ton of vintage documentaries like that. This one about making fine Wedgewood china is hilarious: "This craftsman is using an original lathe to turn his piece. He could use an electric motor to power it but he prefers to make an old woman turn it manually." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDDBQh8YpfA
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Mr Bryant decorates some cakes. Reading, Berkshire, 1959 This isn't really bad rear end but take a look at Youtubes about British guys who marble paper. It's... loving AMAGING
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Tiny little Japanese grannies vs hideously venomous sea snakes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kWV2XsxzHk
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The outcome was obvious from the start, Japan has its share of problems but a fear of venomous sea creatures is not one of them.  
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Beachcomber posted:Really cool guy. Nothing better than seeing people who are absurdly good at what they do because they've been doing it forever. There's something really relaxing and soothing about it that I can't explain, it's really fascinating. I'd feel bad cutting and eating those cakes though, feels like defacing a work of art but I bet it's just as delicious as it looks.
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Jan 28, 2018 17:49
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That kangaroo he iced was so effortless.
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Jan 28, 2018 18:09
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Dick Trauma posted:That kangaroo he iced was so effortless. 
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BOOTY-ADE posted:There's something really relaxing and soothing about it that I can't explain, it's really fascinating. I'd feel bad cutting and eating those cakes though, feels like defacing a work of art but I bet it's just as delicious as it looks.
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As badass as this seminal video is, I always imagine there's an alternate universe where the cold cock doesn't stun the 'roo and it just disembowels him moments later.
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https://m.imgur.com/r/funny/UbBrYRj
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"Yeah, whatever. I wanted to be swimming anyways."
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Jan 29, 2018 17:42
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Mr Bryant decorates some cakes. Reading, Berkshire, 1959 Now THIS is some serious art. None of that fondant poo poo that modern cake decoratos use.
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DandyLion posted:As badass as this seminal video is, I always imagine there's an alternate universe where the cold cock doesn't stun the 'roo and it just disembowels him moments later. But then we'd never get a Gilmore Girls reunion.
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https://i.imgur.com/6mhGMmG.mp4
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Professional wrestling is the most amazing thing in the world.
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Barry Bluejeans posted:Professional wrestling is the most amazing thing in the world. It's probably the performance art that people 100 and 1,000 years ago would most recognize from their time.
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:Now THIS is some serious art. None of that fondant poo poo that modern cake decoratos use.
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om nom nom posted:Not a picture. But one of my employees is way more into walking up mountains than he is into cooking and makes videos. This is one from the Tetons in Wyoming. cute https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Z1-smRsoU note the people in helmets and gear staring at one point
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