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Foxhound posted:Here are some kickass bumper stickers: "My Mum Washes Me" is an odd choice for what seems to be meant as a macho boast. Is it meant to be ironic? Cause that doesn't seem to be the sort of thing target demographic would go for here.
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Deadly Chlorine posted:PornHub's advertising stunts are always intentionally bizarrely hilarious, it's great. In the gif thread somebody posted an image of some guy at sporting event clowning around with cotton candy. Somebody identified him as David Mitchell, who he kind-of-sort-of looked like maybe, and there was some question about whether they were being serious or not. As far as I know it become a running gag from there, but that could have all been part of the running gag I suppose.
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Krinkle posted:I was thinking I knew it was a chef but I didn't know why I knew. I know he said that phrase and that's it. I didn't watch him on pbs so obviously it's something shameful like a tiny toons parody episode and I was trying to slink away but apparently it was ninja turtles. Thank you for that. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justin_Wilson_(chef)
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What's the latest in teen lingo? To get the answer we asked a marketing executive who was bleeding profusely from the head.
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Jul 29, 2014 23:18
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Sarchasm posted:It wasn't a study, just a statement released by the LAPD. Are they just labeling all nerd poo poo they see as Star Trek? Surely comic books and anime are just as, if not more, prominent. Geek culture has been drifting away from Star Trek for a long time. What about Star Wats for God's sake?
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theflyingorc posted:The page that comes from is somehow even stupider than the picture itself: Is there somebody who's job it is to illustrate whatever people submit to wikihow or do they just have an extensive archive of illustrations that includes foppish goths thinking about color wheels?
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Aug 14, 2014 20:20
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WebDog posted:"Welsh Dragon Sausages" had to add a disclaimer noting that their pork sausages didn't actually contain any dragon. I looked this up on Google and that doesn't seem to be quite true. They were just required to include "pork" in the name of their sausages, not to clarify the lack of dragons but just so that everybody knows it's not vegetarian or Kosher or whatever. This article starts off with the sensationalist stuff but crams in the actual explanation at the end http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/dragon-sausage-food-farce-2299224
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I've never loved anybody enough to take their backsplash
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upsidedown posted:Surely "fornicating" would've worked. Only applies to people who aren't married. The way it is actually seems dirtier than just saying "loving." More memorable though.
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It's really just a few Americans cats, some job cats, and a smattering of nonspecific ethnic cats
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Nov 13, 2014 00:19
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The Three Musketeers were actually elite gunmen, that's why their called musketeers. I don't see any problem.
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Zophar posted:The double S is only used in instances of plurals ending in S, such as "there were several James's". What if you wanted to talk about something the multiple Gus's owned. Gus's'? What if Gus' Abortion & Barbeque decides to rebrand its self to a simpler and snappier Gus' and then franchises so there's more than one, how would you refer to them collectively? What if several of those franchises pool their resources and buy a wharehouse, whose wharehouse is that?
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DrBouvenstein posted:Miss Switzerland reeks of I think she's trying to look like Helvetia, a personification of Switzerland  Maybe you aren't allowed props and everything has to be a part of your clothing or something. So there might be some sort of logic to stapling a Swiss flag to her dress and calling it a day
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SIR FAT JONY IVES posted:How about this gem: And that of course, got us this: 
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