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Subjunctive posted:You don’t see the weird faces in your peripheral vision? FFFFfffuck now I do.
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Dick Trauma posted:FFFFfffuck now I do. It’s cool, I’m here for you.
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World War Mammories posted:I am sincerely sorry for your loss because the Verrit Saga is one of the funniest things on this dead, gay earth A good rundown of all his weirdness here: https://theoutline.com/post/2207/the-strange-life-of-peter-daou?zd=1&zi=pwk2kwqi
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Samuringa posted:I can't find it at a good quality, this image is surprising hard to come across Yesssss! Thank you so much!
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Phanatic posted:Yeah. Exactly my point. There's nothing about the government being a guarantor that prevents a currency from being speculated infinitely up and down. I mean, countries have chosen in the past to literally hyperinflate their currencies in order to pay off debt. Big-name economists like Krugman have advocated that the US should engage in massive inflationary policy in order to pay down its debts. At the time of its issuance, this was worth about $30 USD and is also a funny picture: Dumb? Drew would like to have a word with you. 
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Feb 13, 2018 00:31
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Is that the VLC fight me guy? Also known from some other meme I forget.
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JoelJoel posted:Is that the VLC fight me guy? Also known from some other meme I forget. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmOw-jplSMk
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JoelJoel posted:Is that the VLC fight me guy? Also known from some other meme I forget. The guy who posed next to people's butts in a Magic tournament?
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JoelJoel posted:Is that the VLC fight me guy? Also known from some other meme I forget. That is Drew Fairweather, who is half of the internet. He is responsible for the "fight me" stuff, Married to the Sea, Worst Things For Sale, and Toothpaste For Dinner. He's also the guy behind Kompressor and Crudbump.
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Trig Discipline posted:That is Drew Fairweather, who is half of the internet. He is responsible for the "fight me" stuff, Married to the Sea, Worst Things For Sale, and Toothpaste For Dinner. He's also the guy behind Kompressor and Crudbump. I've never heard of any of these things and I'm incredibly thankful for that.
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Drew is all right.  
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Not sure why you didn't just post the actual tweet that has more pictures https://twitter.com/RevolverUnit/status/962977588799877120
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I'm getting really tired of female characters in video games having such unrealistic bodies.
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Feb 13, 2018 02:34
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Idgi why did you post the finnish national anthem?
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Shrapnig posted:I've never heard of any of these things and I'm incredibly thankful for that. Yeah well I probably spend too much time dicking around on the internet.
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Guy Goodbody posted:I'm getting really tired of female characters in video games having such unrealistic bodies. 
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Feb 13, 2018 02:51
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Aramoro posted:Its not that uncommon for kids to dress up like that for a school project learning about the war. So when these companies scrape the search terms for costumes it will probably come up. When we had our bicentennial in Australia, our entire school had a convict dress up day. It didn’t seem strange for children to be dressing as convicted criminals dumped on a foreign continent. 
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biracial bear for uncut posted:They should've posted this GIF. I love how his apron says "Food pun"
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:I love how his apron says "Food pun" It may have long outstayed its welcome and it's the only show played on Cartoon Network literally 95% of the time now, but Teen Titans Go has its moments.
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Holy poo poo. That is WAY better than it has any right to be. “Your rear end is all hosed up, and you got problems with your rear end.“
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Collateral Damage posted:Sweden, the year 1650 Thats pretty interesting, never saw that before. The Laconians (Spartans) in the archaic and classical period used heavy iron skewers as their currency. It had little inherent value, it's believed that part of the reasoning was to make transfers of wealth (and underhanded things like bribes) difficult and cumbersome. When the Greeks adopted coinage, the standard coin or obol takes its name from these skewers. In the South Pacific, the people of Yap used giant stones for currency that make the daler look downright convenient. The largest known weighs 4 tons. Because they are so difficult to move, trading them is largely based on agreeing that ownership has transferred and leaving it where it is.
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:“Your rear end is all hosed up, and you got problems with your rear end.“ A quote I reference to this day.
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Dannywilson posted:A quote I reference to this day.  That quote has a surprising amount of daily relevance.
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ookiimarukochan posted:That's what evacuees looked like in WW2 though? It's a totally normal thing in the UK (see how the price is in pounds not dollars) where hundreds of thousands of children were sent to live in the country during the worst of the bombing during the war. For some reason ignorant Americans see this and think "oh it's an Anne Frank costume!" even though she's never pictured wearing clothing like that. I'm her dead eyes
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Shrapnig posted:I've never heard of any of these things and I'm incredibly thankful for that. Man what, Married to the Sea owns. I don't know those other things
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Lakedaimon posted:Thats pretty interesting, never saw that before. The Laconians (Spartans) in the archaic and classical period used heavy iron skewers as their currency. It had little inherent value, it's believed that part of the reasoning was to make transfers of wealth (and underhanded things like bribes) difficult and cumbersome. When the Greeks adopted coinage, the standard coin or obol takes its name from these skewers. I heard about the Yap stones, and one was being transferred to another island by a boat that sank. It's still being traded on the bottom of the sea, because at least people know where it is.
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Shrapnig posted:I've never heard of any of these things and I'm incredibly thankful for that. gently caress, man, you're missing out. Hell Orbs is incredible. Well skeleton zone, at any rate. e: Lakedaimon posted:Thats pretty interesting, never saw that before. The Laconians (Spartans) in the archaic and classical period used heavy iron skewers as their currency. It had little inherent value, it's believed that part of the reasoning was to make transfers of wealth (and underhanded things like bribes) difficult and cumbersome. When the Greeks adopted coinage, the standard coin or obol takes its name from these skewers. ee: although, I guess in a sense if you have advanced banking and good accounting maybe the giant stones would still work? I mean, I very rarely use cash these days, but instead exchange money by pressing a piece of plastic to a lump of metal and glass until it beeps, which means my number goes down and someone else's number goes up, but no physical copper, spears or giant stones has changed hands. Hyperlynx has a new favorite as of 09:24 on Feb 13, 2018 |
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Phlegmish posted:Man what, Married to the Sea owns.
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I was trying to remember KOMPRESSOR DOES NOT DANCE the other day, thanks for reminding me everyone.
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RatHat posted:Not sure why you didn't just post the actual tweet that has more pictures There is a video, actually. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILMERNIR6JA
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