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Volcott posted:I just want to grill for God's sake "Yes," I said as I laid the final brick. "For God's sake!"
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bobjr posted:https://twitter.com/emeriticus/status/1643302899802333209?s=46&t=CBKJcBX0BD3U5HgUdsqBtw
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Endorph posted:if you look this guy isnt even old enough to have been in high school in 2002, he went to high school in like 2010-2012 It's a time honored fascist tradition to fantasize about what they imagine life was like in a time when, at best, they were small children
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I don't remember having much of a reaction to 9/11 seeing as how I'd literally never heard of a single building in New York other than the Statue of Liberty, and I don't think I knew that that's where that was. I do remember asking my parents in like 2003, 2004 if Saddam Hussein was going to fire his chemical weapons over here and kill us all. I was picturing like a giant lawn sprinkler firing a big spray of death gas across the entire continent.zakharov posted:There are bands whose lyrics are opaque or subtle enough you can project whatever politics on them. They said SOME of those who work forces! Not all cops! Clearly supporting my "one bad apple" position. How does that saying end, again? Forget it, it's probably boring.
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I could get behing RATM's politics if they weren't awful to listen to. \/\/ holy poo poo I just got it \/\/ credburn has a new favorite as of 22:09 on Apr 5, 2023 |
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Fister Roboto posted:"Yes," I said as I laid the final briquette. "For God's sake!"
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Context: VladTV is a..."reporter"? who covers a lot of rap news. His show is notorious for having rappers come on and "self-snitch" (like bragging about crimes or gang affiliations, which is obviously of interest to the cops). https://twitter.com/Masongham/status/1643370084314890240 https://twitter.com/BookerOnTidal/status/1643370986920882178 https://twitter.com/Masongham/status/1643372217810427905 https://twitter.com/Masongham/status/1643372666508779530 Bonus funny response: https://twitter.com/CadillacGroup/status/1643413762769076224
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Read After Burning posted:Context: VladTV is a..."reporter"? who covers a lot of rap news. His show is notorious for having rappers come on and "self-snitch" (like bragging about crimes or gang affiliations, which is obviously of interest to the cops). Worth it for that last tweet, lol
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Dabir posted:I don't remember having much of a reaction to 9/11 seeing as how I'd literally never heard of a single building in New York other than the Statue of Liberty, and I don't think I knew that that's where that was. I do remember asking my parents in like 2003, 2004 if Saddam Hussein was going to fire his chemical weapons over here and kill us all. I was picturing like a giant lawn sprinkler firing a big spray of death gas across the entire continent. Mr President, good to have you here. quote:They said SOME of those who work forces! Not all cops! Clearly supporting my "one bad apple" position. How does that saying end, again? Forget it, it's probably boring. People keep saying this, which makes me wonder if "work forces" is some phrase I just had never heard, because I didn't know what it was supposed to mean until like two years ago in this thread. Like, I thought it was work (noun) forces (verb).
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I guess I'm the nerdy kid who actually read the lyrics sheets that were included in the CD, even if you didn't understand "work forces" (I didn't) the rest of the songs lyrics have enough context clues to make it obvious it's about cops being racist. Or you could watch the music video on MTV back when MTV showed music videos. God drat I'm old ranting about physical CDs and watching actual music videos on MTV.
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Byzantine posted:Mr President, good to have you here.
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My entire high school went into lockdown for 2 hours one morning in 1999 after a goth girl from my friend group stayed home sick, administration thought she was planning to do a copycat shooting. Same principal who's speech to my graduating class was how we were like geese, and geese need to flock together, stray geese don't survive or succeed. She loving hated counterculture youth and harassed us for being weird constantly.
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teen witch posted:I find forced institutionalization to be my literal hell but Christ has there ever been an intervention for [Glinner]? Surely his family Gonna stop you right there.
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I've been meaning to ask, why is he called Glinner? I just kinda assumed it was some nickname that my Yank rear end didn't understand.
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Read After Burning posted:I've been meaning to ask, why is he called Glinner? I just kinda assumed it was some nickname that my Yank rear end didn't understand. His full name is Graham Linehan so it's a nickname based on that. 'Glinner' was his twitter handle I think? Meh.
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Read After Burning posted:I've been meaning to ask, why is he called Glinner? I just kinda assumed it was some nickname that my Yank rear end didn't understand. It's the meal you eat between glunch and dinner.
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Fister Roboto posted:It's the meal you eat between glunch and dinner. Don’t curse hobbits with being TERFs they don’t deserve it
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HopperUK posted:His full name is Graham Linehan so it's a nickname based on that. 'Glinner' was his twitter handle I think? Meh. To be clear, because I know Americans struggle with names, Linehan is pronounced "linn-uh-hun". Not "lyne-han".
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Dabir posted:To be clear, because I know Americans struggle with names, Linehan is pronounced "linn-uh-hun". Not "lyne-han". That's totally what was tripping me up, thank you! Graham Norton is a guest judge on Drag Race UK, and apparently the UK viewers go insane when they hear Rupaul pronounce his first name, haha.
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Uh. Now you're gonna tell me my username pun makes no sense in UK
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I guess it don't make sense in Australia either
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Dabir posted:To be clear, because I know Americans struggle with names, Linehan is pronounced "linn-uh-hun". Not "lyne-han". Read After Burning posted:That's totally what was tripping me up, thank you! It was messing with my mind too.
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Data Graham posted:Uh. I literally only realised it was a pun when you posted this.
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It's the brits who pronounce things wrong. Invented the loving language and can't speak it right, shameful.
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americans when gloucestershire: "why do you have all the letters if you're not pronoucning them" americans when graham: "i love the metric system"
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No American has ever thought about anywhere in England that isn’t London
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I should change it to Kilograham, that way everyone's reaction to me at first sight can be anger
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CharlestheHammer posted:No American has ever thought about anywhere in England that isn’t London Sometimes I'll say "Liverpudlian" but the context is invariably the Beatles
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How do you get "left" out of "lieutenant"? Is it an anti-French thing?
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The fear over massive war with draft immediately after 9/11 wasn't an insane thought process. Historical record shows that all Afghan wars are slogs that cost thousands. The public was being told of these vast cave fortresses, where they stored a fleet of Soviet Era tanks. We were being told that every professional Muslim fighter was coming to counter us. The Admin had taken a hard line rhetorical stance, and the Axis of Evil speech felt like a promise. Starting in 2002, when Iraq was being built as n enemy, there was legitimate worry that he would use chemical weapons on US troops- we knew he had them (not the WMD bullshit we peddled; we rolled in there with a general idea of how much he had from what we gave/sold/supplied in the 80s). He had learned from the Gulf War, and that this time we would take down the regime. Even in Kuwait, during the build up, there was real, genuine concern that we were going to get hit with Nerve Agent. I don't think a HS teacher thinking his kids might get drafted wasn't the realm of the Cloud Cuckoo, just as a more distant point in possible reality. I was already enlisted by 9/11 (Feb 2001), and no one doubted my career path was set in concrete. One teacher spent the entire 90 minute class on Smedley Butler and his famous work "War is a Racket". She later told me it was her attempt to steer me right, "or at least away from the loving Infantry", as she later said.
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My favourite ignorant American thing is when they do the "look at me, I'm bri'ish, my name's Reginald Silverstein IV" like that's not the most American name there's ever been
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cult_hero posted:How do you get "left" out of "lieutenant"? it's a class shibboleth, a way to separate the poors from the rich from the post-literary (where the rich fled when the poors started to read)
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Dabir posted:My favourite ignorant American thing is when they do the "look at me, I'm bri'ish, my name's Reginald Silverstein IV" like that's not the most American name there's ever been Man it is so easy to make Brit’s mad but it doesn’t make it any less funny
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I did find it very funny every time Jeremy Clarkson made up a fake redneck American name and it was always Something Something The Third We're both all spiderman-pointing.jpg about those generational suffixes (Americans probably do it in shallow imitation of why they think British nobility does it, but the pattern and the cultural/historical background is all wrong, so to Brits it just looks nonsensical)
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Dabir posted:My favourite ignorant American thing is when they do the "look at me, I'm bri'ish, my name's Reginald Silverstein IV" like that's not the most American name there's ever been I mean, Silverstein is a Jewish last name and we've had a lot of Jewish immigrants both historically and especially in the 30s, but I don't think Reginald is a common first name among that demographic.
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now ask a Brit to pronounce pasta
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hawowanlawow posted:now ask a Brit to pronounce pasta northerners will fight southerners over how to do that
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Air Skwirl posted:I mean, Silverstein is a Jewish last name and we've had a lot of Jewish immigrants both historically and especially in the 30s, but I don't think Reginald is a common first name among that demographic. Only tangentially reminds me of one of the only Family Guy non sequitirs to absolutely slay me every time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0obEjXwSKTQ
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OwlFancier posted:northerners will fight southerners over how to do that Wars have been started over pronouncing "pecan."
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I will physically fight anyone who doesn't think my user name rhymes with girl.
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