Apollodorus posted:

I’m supposed to play rugby there in a few weeks, anything I should know?

Outpost22 posted:

I only drink the finest tap water from Camp Lejeune circa 1953 to 1987 and I turned our fine.

MrMojok posted:

I did too, half a lifetime ago.

I remember the owner hired some dry cleaner dude who’d been in the business for years, an old dude.

And I remember seeing this guy pulling garments out of the big machine just dripping perc, with it all over his hands and poo poo, breathing it?

(I know I was breathing it too just by being in the plant)

PainterofCrap posted:

*sends 75 emails re: compensation*

MrQwerty posted:

Lol my dipshit cowboy hillbilly boss would skim the perc bare-handed with a plastic measuring cup

I wore a respirator when I worked the machine, both because of perc fumes and lint. I had to work the counter, too, I'd get some real looks when I was writing tickets and checking stuff in wearing a 3M half-face.

kazil posted:

e: goddamn
https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1761231675391094894

MrQwerty posted:

Ol' Dave never could figure out why the skin on his hands was hardening and disintegrating *dunks bare hands in perc for 40 minutes then does a bunch of spotting bare-handed for good measure*

Neito posted:

I know I bring it up often, and I'm sorry if anyone's annoyed, but that's the main ballroom of the Gaylord. I've been in that room, standing at the exact spot that some of these pictures were taken from. That room gets wall-to-wall packed at Mag. I'm talking total ocean of humanity, sea of human beings, security has to flying wedge through it sometimes full.

There were more people at the Protomen show on Saturday night this Magfest than in the entirety of this conference, as far as I can tell.

There are more people attending a performance of a Mega Man rock opera than are at what's supposed to be the keystone Conservative event in the nation

Outrail posted:

Pages back here, but can you please explain MegaMan rock opera and include links please?

Grey Cat posted:

Derpmph

twit666 posted:

I need the dog doing a happy dance because Limbaugh is in hell. Thank you goons in advance.

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Update from Scientologists for Trump gofundme

Toxic Mental posted:

Watch until the end

https://twitter.com/BabeGrl/status/1761232419598840202

Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:

Update from Scientologists for Trump gofundme

Durf posted:

"Michael the Black Man" and his cult at the end there



they've moved their Gods2/Blacks4Trump website to https://limitlesstruth.com/

SlurredSpeech609 posted:

He's already got that part covered.

weg posted:

https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1761127780484632788?t=YbqmC50EPy4pVI-r_F2gLg&s=19

PhazonLink posted:

is that MTG or am I goon face blindness example #347598.....37598729?

Serious_Cyclone posted:

They raised 9 days of interest

Outrail posted:

It's true I haven't kidnapped any black women or eaten their kidneys since 2016

MrQwerty posted:

Also lol MTG said president cum

Silly Burrito posted:

No lunch for you, kid.

https://x.com/ByPiperHutch/status/1761218630727991431?s=20

Silly Burrito posted:

No lunch for you, kid.

https://x.com/ByPiperHutch/status/1761218630727991431?s=20

Akratic Method posted:

so you admit you had others kidnap black women so you could eat their livers?!

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

quote:

Feb 23 (Reuters) - The Alabama Attorney General's office had "no intention" of prosecuting providers of in vitro fertilization or families who use their services, it said on Friday after the state's top court ruled that frozen embryos are considered children.
Following the Alabama Supreme Court ruling last week that allowed parents to sue for wrongful death of their minor children, including embryos, several of the state's fertilization clinics halted their work on in vitro fertilization (IVF), which is the creation of embryos by mixing eggs and sperm in a lab dish.

quote:

"Attorney General (Steve) Marshall has no intention of using the recent Alabama Supreme Court decision as a basis for prosecuting IVF families or providers," Katherine Robertson, the chief counsel to Marshall, said in an emailed statement.
The ruling by Alabama's top court, whose elected judges are all Republican, left doctors and patients wondering how to legally store, transport and use embryos, if they are to be held liable for any embryos that are destroyed or lost.
The court's chief justice, Tom Parker, wrote in his concurring opinion that the court was simply following state laws, and that it was up to the state's legislature to pass new measures that would regulate the IVF clinics and processes according to the state's 2018 Sanctity of Life Amendment approved by voters that supports "the sanctity of unborn life and the rights of unborn children."
Alabama state Senator Tim Melson, a doctor and a Republican, told local media on Thursday that he was going to file legislation that would protect the IVF industry and families who use it. The earliest Melson's bill can be filed will be on Tuesday when the Senate is next in session, according to the state's Legislative Services Agency.

Outrail posted:

Unfortunately I cannot admit to eating liver because that poo poo on is vile.

Unless it's in a paté of course. I'll do literally anything for a decent malbec liver paté.

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

https://i.imgur.com/fJOQ2Yr.mp4

PKMN Trainer Red posted: