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For what they cost, it's probably both... better get the funko contract to be safe though.
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The Bloop posted:Pro move in 2020 is stealing from Walmart by loving with the self check i once walked out w/o paying for my groceries that was like 200$ i came back and was like oh poo poo i didnt pay and re rang everything up and did it again. now security follows me around. im not poor enough for it to be worth it but when i was younger ide shop lift 24/7 from winco and safeway because i was poor enough that it ment i could stretch my food budget to the month.
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I mean that more or less works out to be the same amount of money. e;fb
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Sir Not Appearing posted:It must be nice not to be American. i am american its hard to keep up with all the chuds and trump has like 6 kids and one is good and all the rest are bad including his sil
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every rainbow is actually five rainbows -- three facing away from the sun/light source (the main one, the double rainbow, and the rarely seen triple rainbow) and two facing back towards the sun/light source that you usually can't see because they're washed out. 
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Green would do Red, FWIW.
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Tyrants gonna tyrant I doubt pol pot decided to exterminate the educated because he woke up one morning and discovered he was out of grape nuts
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Azhais posted:Tyrants gonna tyrant People who are poor/hungry are more likely to join a military. Also, they are easier to be manipulated into blaming a scapegoat for their woes and going along with said extermination. Hitler didn't blame the Jews for the Germans having full bellies and bank accounts.
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Azhais posted:Tyrants gonna tyrant You can't eliminate poverty and hunger without murdering all greedy people, thus eliminating war.
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rydiafan posted:People who are poor/hungry are more likely to join a military. Also, they are easier to be manipulated into blaming a scapegoat for their woes and going along with said extermination. Hitler didn't blame the Jews for the Germans having full bellies and bank accounts. Not to mention we heavily propagandize the poor in particular by offering education, decent pay, etc, basically 1st world quality of life stuff, as something that they'll only be able to reliable get if they join the military. And for a lot of them it's true, too.
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A liar lyin' on a lion
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None of you know how to rhyme and it shows
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Leon Sumbitches posted:None of you know how to rhyme and it shows well it's tricky
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RandomFerret posted:Kakarot on an ocelot
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Trevor Hale posted:
I’ve seen this a dozen times now, but I never watched all of Voyager. What exactly happened and like, what’s it saying? Also, who is Tuvix? Blind Rasputin has a new favorite as of 11:17 on Nov 6, 2020 |
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Tuvok and Neelix got spliced together in the transporter to make Tuvix, who professes a desire to stay that way, Janeway basically says lol nope and unsplices them, killing the new conjoined person in the process.
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What's the moral here? Is it about conjoined twins or something?
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OwlFancier posted:Tuvok and Neelix got spliced together in the transporter to make Tuvix, who professes a desire to stay that way, Janeway basically says lol nope and unsplices them, killing the new conjoined person in the process. Unfortunately, this brings back Tuvok and Neelix, which is in many ways a greater crime.
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The moral is that transporters are an insane technology entirely apart from the transporter problem normally espoused in philosophy. Given their widepsread use it is only a matter of time before one of them produces some kind of deranged result that destroys the universe.
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OwlFancier posted:Tuvok and Neelix got spliced together in the transporter to make Tuvix, who professes a desire to stay that way, Janeway basically says lol nope and unsplices them, killing the new conjoined person in the process. As questionable as that decision was, it at least had an arguement on both sides. Captain Archer once refused to cure a planet wide terminal disease on the grounds that the extinction of the dominant species was natural progression. It was outright genocide by inaction.
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Mauser posted:What's the moral here? Is it about conjoined twins or something? two people > one person
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Mauser posted:What's the moral here? Is it about conjoined twins or something? The episode tried to make the moral about : "If two people cannot voice their opinion because they literally don't exist right now, but we know their opinion, do we have a right to ignore it in favour of a single person whose opinion we can hear right now, but also who was literally created yesterday by an accident?"
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Finally, someone is thinking about stopping Marmite.
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Carbon dioxide posted:The episode tried to make the moral about : "If two people cannot voice their opinion because they literally don't exist right now, but we know their opinion, do we have a right to ignore it in favour of a single person whose opinion we can hear right now, but also who was literally created yesterday by an accident?" I can relate to Tuvix. Nobody wants my opinion and I too, was an accident.
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