ShotgunWillie posted:

That's a shame.

I mean, he must have untreated mental issues, right?

ICHIBAHN posted:

maybe don't then

Avenging_Mikon posted:

This didn't get mocked enough for content. "Republic of Gamers" is ASUS's “high end” gaming computer line. Great for those who want a $2k laptop to play on because they want a 10 pound desktop they can't upgrade.

canyoneer posted:

It's a great way to experience the games that everyone else played 4 years ago.

Uncle ShortyB posted:

Here's a tattoo a friend of mine got the other day. He also has a worse tattoo that looks like he went to a scratcher despite going to an actual tattoo studio, but I don't have a picture of it on my phone.

Morton Harket posted:

What do you guys think of this one?


I always thought of it as cheap and cheesy. "Love!" It's above her right breast.

Lord Frisk posted:

There goes the joke, flying over your head.

Say Nothing posted:

Mixed feeling. It is well done and I liked that show.

Karma Monkey posted:

There's an insane number of armpit tats in GIS. Haven't found a good one yet.

Centripetal Horse posted:

This is a tragedy.

The flower is pretty, though, despite the weird eye-holes.

Picnic Princess posted:

What causes googly eyes and how common are they?

Skippy McPants posted:

That's quite the fetish pileup. Stigmatophilia, Emetophilia, and... I don't even know what paraphilia the Ponies fall under.

Postal Parcel posted:

Okay, while the Minriel is done well, the Mic'ounder is awful.


Is that a knife or a comb in the left butt cheek?

SaNChEzZ posted:

I like how there's sideboob even though it 100% doesn't need to be there.

Thirteen Orphans posted:

I think for many persons of color the words White Power are a symbol of hate and violence that can elicit great terror and anxiety,

Thirteen Orphans posted:

I mean, I know you can be a troll sometimes, but even if you don't agree with it it's pretty clear my post isn't infantilizing so much as engaging modern dialogue.

Thirteen Orphans posted:

I think for many persons of color the words White Power are a symbol of hate and violence that can elicit great terror and anxiety

PCOS Bill posted:

The rest of us aren't weepy little babies and just roll our eyes. Come on bro, infantilize us a little harder, you can do it.

Schurik posted:

Please continue to defend the swastika tattoo, it makes for incredibly good posts.

Thirteen Orphans posted:

Did you read my first post? I was referring to White Power, basically coming from the train of thought that language of violence and oppression should be excluded from our vocabulary entirely, including uses as humor, with the exception of scholarly (especially historical) contexts. This isn't new for things like Nazi symbolism in Germany, but it is newer in the United States in applying it to our context of institutional racism.

Thirteen Orphans posted:

Yeah I don't agree with Germany's stance on making them illegal, I just think we should be avoiding it as a cultural eventually making it taboo.

Khazar-khum posted:

Yeah, that's why men like them, not because they're good trucks.

Booblord Zagats posted:

Dude must be making peace with his fate as a lifetime Circle K employee

Picnic Princess posted:

What the gently caress, man?

aidoru posted:

Are those... baby rattles?

DorkusMalorkus posted:

The White Dragon posted:

Caken sounds like the Wanda's Macaroni Salad lady had a kid and tried to give it a rich people name

I.C. posted:

It's spelled Lakyn.

quote:

Comments and insights on the name Laken: | Edit

My daughter is 11 and we named her Laikyn. It is derived from Laken but we felt this version was more feminine. She gets upset to find out her name has no meaning. I wonder why this is? It has certainly been around long enough for someone to give a meaning to it. So I would like to throw out the meaning myself. Because there seems to be some consistency about a body of water involved in this name (although no one wants there name to mean "body of water".

Water was used in the Old
Testament to symbolize cleansing and renewal. Water was used in
priestly ablutions to denote ceremonial cleansing. So how about
one who is cleansed and renewed

Water also gives life so how about
Giving one or life giving

Ancient meaning of dreaming a lake:

To dream, of a lake, means you will have good achievements in the field of negotiation and diplomacy.
so: Diplomatic or acheiver
Biblically:

when mentioned in the Word, in the spiritual sense signify intelligence from the knowledges of good and truth, for pools there mean waters gathered together, or lakes, and waters gathered together, and lakes, denote in the complex the knowledges through which is intelligence, as in Isaiah:--

so Laken/Laikyn could mean:
Intelligence from knowledge of good and truth

quote:

My daughter is named Laken. When I was a child there was a soap opera on called Santa Barbara and there was a character on it named Laken. I always said when I grew up and had a daughter that was what I was going to name her. 25 years later I had a daughter and named her Laken. I just always liked the name and never forgot it.

We just named our daughter Laken in 2010. My name is Rainy and many of the members in my family have "earthy, organic, or nature themed" names. My husband thought that Laken would be a nice name for our daughter. We call her Lake or Lakers often.

LingcodKilla posted:

Let's see great tits. Pretty face....covered in terrible tattoos...


I'm going to guess she calls you "daddy" in bed.

ElGroucho posted:

Whoa, calm down ese

Snowy posted:

I just saw a guy with a big batman logo on his inner wrist, but what's worse is one side of the bat was breaking up into little bats flying away.