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White eggs used to be the more expensive kind, because people thought they were "pure" or some horseshit. Now the brown eggs are more expensive because they're more "natural". Why? 
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The dog cookies at Petco look like people cookies. Like, an 8-year-old would be forgiven for thinking they were people cookies.
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First one needs to go on the hood. I don't care about the rest of the car, but metal burning-car space wizard needs to be on the hood of that car.
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Nov 29, 2013 23:53
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Cake is a vegetable.
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DannoMack posted:It's not a stretch at all. "Wir suchen dich" isn't pronounced anything even close to "we're suckin' dick" if that's what you're thinking. It is a stretch. Somebody linked this: 
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cobalt impurity posted:Thank you, Something Awful Forums user Bertrand Hustle, for reminding us how we shouldn't be laughing at foreign words that look like dirty words in English, regardless of how they're natively pronounced. I'm not saying they're not funny, I just said that it was a stretch to read that German phrase that way.  Wurt wurt 
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Jan 22, 2014 03:43
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Slim Killington posted:Rammstein used to have a stage show back when their setups first started to be put up by Roy Bennett where Lindemann would set the drummer Schneider on fire (in a fire suit), and he'd play for a minute or two. Then he'd stand up when he "couldn't put the fire out" and Lindemann or Kruspe would rush offstage and come back with a fire extinguisher to put him out, except it sprayed fire instead of retardant and he turned into a massive fireball. There's also a thing Till used to do where he'd walk out on stage in a burning fire jacket and just perform an entire loving song just standing there and stoically burning.
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Jan 29, 2014 23:32
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Ouzo On Ice posted:Meth, not even once. I thought that was just a poorly worded headline, but no, it means exactly what I thought it meant.  This is apparently a real place and there are houses for sale.
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Mar 25, 2014 22:16
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Haruharuharuko posted:I'd like to think this is for a championship related to not barfing in public and whelp guess number 6 gets to move up a spot. Hopefully after they clean the podium.
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Apr 4, 2014 18:30
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Pronounced /twɒt/ it's fairly common in America and isn't seen as an affectation of a Briticism, and it's been around for a while. According to the internet, /twɒt/ is also the pronunciation in New Zealand and Australia. If you say it /twęt/ (rhymes with hat) you're either British or a dork.
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Apr 6, 2014 22:11
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:This still happens though, like when you have four kids in the same class named Chris. That's why we have names associated with our families, so we can tell the difference between the fat Penn brother Chris Penn and famous wrestlemurderer Chris Benoit.
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Apr 7, 2014 02:30
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Roger Tangerines posted:Oh man, cool. "I am the LORD." "I AM the Lord." "The LORD" is frequently used as a substitute for the tetragrammaton (יהוה, YHWH) following the Jewish practice of never actually speaking the name but using "Adonai" ("Lord") when praying, and HaShem (Hebrew, "the Name") when speaking, or (when written) G-d. The name of God being held sacred, religious Jews are forbidden from discarding any holy object, including anything with the name of God on it. By not writing the actual name of God (or speaking it). In addition to avoiding inadvertently destroying a holy object or having to preserve something that's otherwise inconsequential because the name of God is on it, I imagine there's also a desire to avoid accidentally blaspheming. I know, I know, not funny and not a picture. 
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DiggityDoink posted:It's never just cinnamon, it's cinnamint. I have one now that I thought was citrus, but again, citrumint. Crest makes toothpastes that are just cinnamon.
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