Len posted:

But when does the fun stuff start?

SplitSoul posted:

I'm a maid model, not a male prostitute!

got any sevens posted:

i recently noticed a new ad in the seattle alt newspaper, for maids dressed as the sexy french maids. its very implied you pay for extra stuff

got any sevens posted:

i recently noticed a new ad in the seattle alt newspaper, for maids dressed as the sexy french maids. its very implied you pay for extra stuff

H.P. Hovercraft posted:

nude maid services have been a thing for awhile now

quote:

The German family whose holding company owns controlling stakes in companies such as Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, Panera Bread, Pret a Manger and Einstein Bros. Bagels profited from the horrors of the Nazi regime, according to a bombshell report in a German newspaper.
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The report found that Russian civilians and French prisoners of war were used as forced laborers in the family’s factories and private villas around World War II, when it was involved in chemicals-related manufacturing mostly for the food industry, according to Deutsche Welle.
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The report was a reminder of the way that some private businesses that are willing to put moral and human rights concerns aside are able to profit from the repression of fascist regimes.
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Harf told Bild that the company plans to give about $11 million to charity after learning of the family’s history, the AFP reported. 
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The Reimann family, which has been described repeatedly in news reports as “secretive,” has an estimated wealth of some 33 billion euros, or about $37 billion, according to the AFP, and is believed to be the second-wealthiest in Germany.
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According to the AFP, the company employed as many as 175 forced laborers, and produced items for the Nazi military and weapons industry. The company has not provided compensation to any of the forced laborers, “but we have since talked about what we can do now,” Harf said.

“We want to do more and donate ten million euros to a suitable organization,” he said.

Captain Billy Pissboy posted:

Oh, you like that bagel company? The owners made their money from Nazi slave labor

German billionaire family that owns Einstein Bros. Bagels admits Nazi past

Shame Boy posted:

I mean it's just 175 people's slave labor Michael, how much could it cost, 10 million euros?

ekuNNN posted:

spacetoaster posted:

After a bit of research I bought my daughter a pair of athletic shoes. I'm an idiot, and they're one size too small.

Rather than take them back, I offered them to one of my daughter's friends who lives down the street (right size for her).

She refused them because she doesn't wear anything off brand.

A 12 year old doesn't wear anything off brand. She said that to me.

Larry Parrish posted:

do you live in a suburb? because thats what middle class people are like

Sjs00 posted:

Duh dude welcome to the 21st century

quote:

It's like people that won't shoot UMC ammunition, or Taurus handguns.

spacetoaster posted:

After a bit of research I bought my daughter a pair of athletic shoes. I'm an idiot, and they're one size too small.

Rather than take them back, I offered them to one of my daughter's friends who lives down the street (right size for her).

She refused them because she doesn't wear anything off brand.

A 12 year old doesn't wear anything off brand. She said that to me.

CheesyDog posted:

the next 6 years of your life are going to be very interesting for you

spacetoaster posted:

A 12 year old doesn't wear anything off brand. She said that to me.

Relin posted:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/mar/28/san-francisco-gofundme-homeless-shelter-embarcadero

TheMostFrench posted:

I feel like this would work in the 2019 Seinfeld plots thread.

Sjs00 posted:

I fully understood that analogy
Speaking of here's an image my friend in the military sent me

I asked her for my tax dollars back

Outrail posted:

Link plz

Outrail posted:

Link plz


What the hell is on God's head?

spacetoaster posted:

Rubber targets? Maybe.

https://www.amazon.com/Do-All-Outdo...GSR3B3YAJ3RNQ7J

spacetoaster posted:

After a bit of research I bought my daughter a pair of athletic shoes. I'm an idiot, and they're one size too small.

Rather than take them back, I offered them to one of my daughter's friends who lives down the street (right size for her).

She refused them because she doesn't wear anything off brand.

A 12 year old doesn't wear anything off brand. She said that to me.

Picnic Princess posted:

It was like that in the 80s and 90s too, marketing is a disease.

spacetoaster posted:

Gross.


It's like people that won't shoot UMC ammunition, or Taurus handguns.

got any sevens posted:

nike or bust!
jnco or bust!
rei or bust!

spacetoaster posted:

After a bit of research I bought my daughter a pair of athletic shoes. I'm an idiot, and they're one size too small.

Rather than take them back, I offered them to one of my daughter's friends who lives down the street (right size for her).

She refused them because she doesn't wear anything off brand.

A 12 year old doesn't wear anything off brand. She said that to me.

spankmeister posted:

tbf Taurus had some severe QC issues leading to unsafe guns.

Quiet Feet posted:

Isn't being unsafe kind of the point of guns?

Shame Boy posted:

Dammit I bought this piece of poo poo to kill unarmed black teens I point it at not blow my hand apart, they're going to get such an angry letter to customer service once I learn to write with my left hand!!

Feral Integral posted:

Pls dont kill unarmed black teens op

spacetoaster posted:

After a bit of research I bought my daughter a pair of athletic shoes. I'm an idiot, and they're one size too small.

Rather than take them back, I offered them to one of my daughter's friends who lives down the street (right size for her).

She refused them because she doesn't wear anything off brand.

A 12 year old doesn't wear anything off brand. She said that to me.

quote:

An indoor pool, an aquarium and an indoor 'drive-in garage' for its own speedboat: On board a 196ft mega yacht.
J'ade, designed by Italian company CRN, can store an eight-metre speedboat in its floating indoor garage
Hydraulic-powered hatch fills with 18,000 litres of water and can also be used as an indoor ocean pool

While swimming pools and helipads are commonplace on many a mega yacht, J'ade features the world's first floating garage.

ekuNNN posted:

https://imgur.com/gallery/9OXx6