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Ularg posted:My friend had Zelda music at their wedding, no weird wardrobe, though. I was cringing but honestly most of the family there probably doesn't know where the music came from. I've hinted to my fiancée that I'm going to slip "Careless Whisper" into our wedding somehow, because I like to suddenly play the song whenever we're trying to find music to play for something. I once turned on the 10 hour version while taking a shower. She came into the bathroom and turned it off.
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Sep 8, 2016 22:34
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Perestroika posted:Dude's already got a pretty big, round head, and then he goes ahead and picks the narrowest possible hat with a tiny brim that only makes his head look even fatter. I will admit that some people just don't have the head for a hat. I've never once found a hat that actually looks good on me, no matter what style or size.
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Sep 9, 2016 13:20
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Sep 9, 2016 19:18
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EmmyOk posted:I got incredibly high the other night and watched all of the infomericals for The Gathering of the Juggalos and honestly it was a life altering experience that'd I'd recommend to everyone. So is it actually like, part of the creed for a Juggalo to be overweight or does that just come naturally?
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Sep 12, 2016 20:33
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TheDon01 posted:Looks like a lot of other "maybe felonious" AR-15s I see at the range. The ATF declared that the SIG Brace isn't classified as a stock as long as you don't use it as one. As soon as you shoulder it like a stock, it becomes a stock in the eyes of the law and therefore makes it a short-barreled rifle rather than a pistol. He's hosed either way unless he registered that thing as something. A vertical foregrip on a pistol makes it Any Other Weapon, while a stock makes it a Short-Barreled Rifle. He's dancing on both sides of the "federal felony unless registered and used in a specific manner" line. Last page, but I finally listened to an Insane Clown Posse song that wasn't "Miracles". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6z3f5hqBWvQ quote:I went to piss, nothing came out, I shook it
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Sep 13, 2016 14:30
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Xen Tricks posted:I know it's something that has been low key a part of the human experience forever, but why is it that more recently defining yourself entirely by the media you consume has become commonplace? It's always existed. The Internet just allows modern man to congregate around shared interests. People who would normally be ostracized in their town if they didn't keep their weirdness a secret can communicate with similar weirdos thousands of miles away and organize their own subculture. It's the same reason people think the world is getting more violent or society is decaying when statistically we're getting better: modern communication technology allows you to see the problems the whole planet faces, rather than just dealing with your locale.
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Sep 14, 2016 15:50
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MizPiz posted:I'm going to be the guy that puts the blame on capitalism. Everyone's right that this has been a part of the human condition since humans became a thing, but the focus on the media (or any other product, really) they consume is based on specific brands and IPs becoming a way to identify the identify a facet of one's personality ("this is the truck real men own" "this is the computer creative free-thinkers use"). This not only makes owning the product a way to tangibly prove you are that type of person, it makes the degree which you are quantifiable, meaning owning more makes you more of that type of person. Media is easier consume regularly than a physical product, so it's going to be what more people use as a means to identify themselves. What you're saying is communists are against bronies.
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Sep 14, 2016 18:12
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Red Suit posted:Soup Scissors Gang? Bowl Cut Gang.
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Sep 15, 2016 22:56
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garfield hentai posted:Quora's pretty good in general, worth checking out if you'd think Yahoo! Answers would be funnier if everyone was up their own rear end over how smart they think they are I keep getting Quora emails for some reason and 95% of the questions are something to do with police abuse, with the top response always being a cop or retired cop saying "You civvies just don't understand what it's like, man."
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Sep 16, 2016 20:15
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Data Graham posted:It all comes down to whatever you said your interests were when you first (perhaps unwittingly) signed up. I get a digest every morning with a new slate of questions from people asking which is better, Java or Python. The thing is, I don't even remember signing up. They just suddenly started appearing.
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bringmyfishback posted:Awww, I like her outfit. Also, hilarious post/username combo. She's one of the really unfortunate combinations of being quite pretty and having good fashion sense but being in spectacularly poor physical condition. I don't even know how you manage to get that big; you need either a medical condition or extreme inability to take care of yourself.
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Sep 18, 2016 08:20
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WrenP-Complete posted:See how some of the answer responses are red in color? That indicates that the person who was looking at the profile marked that answer choice as unacceptable. The opposite isn't true though, the black answer text could just be the profile viewed by an account that didn't answer that question. OkCupid doesn't let you view the answers to any questions unless you answer them. Though it would still show up as black if you put "No preference" or whatever it is for the "What answer do you want your partner to pick?" option. Unless the person who screencapped it was equally weird, they may have just made a fake profile and threw up random answers just to see what the other guy put.
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Sep 19, 2016 18:55
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Sep 21, 2016 22:37
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WrenP-Complete posted:Did a protestor get hit in the second video? It's hard to tell because they're all crowding around the fender but I think at most they just got nudged slightly.
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Catnipped posted:Went to a vegan protest once back in my "crusty vest with animal welfare patches and weed crumbs" days and the only thing we did was give the pigs bottled water on their way into slaughter bc of how high the temps were that summer. That's the kinda stuff people need to focus on, the animals themselves, not the people going about their lives and trying to do their jobs. Vegans act like they're the only ones who know that farm animals are treated bad when everyone knows. They use shock tactics so much which just makes people hate em. I've always been of the opinion that the death of animals for food is a natural part of the circle of life that long predates humanity. The entire history of life is organic beings consuming other organic beings for sustenance, from the first single-celled organisms to mass produced frozen beef patties. Death comes for everything, and the vast majority of wild animals have a much more painful and terrifying death than being euthanized for slaughter: being taken down by a predator and strangled to death or torn apart, a long and painful battle with disease, etc. I do think we owe it to ourselves to fight for animal rights in the sense that food animals are given better conditions instead of being put through painful, cramped, and short existences. But suggesting that we just set everything free and totally stop the slaughter of animals for meat or the production of dairy products is displaying an incredible lack of understanding for the realities of the animals' lives if they were released into the wild as is suggested. It's commendable in a sense that they want to avoid harm, but it's not like a cow or pig is going to live a carefree and pleasant life in the field for decades if suddenly thrown into the forest. More likely it'll survive about as long as it would domestically before having its throat torn out by a coyote or getting swine dysentery and making GBS threads itself to death.
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Sep 22, 2016 20:17
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Red Suit posted:Source is a 4chan offsite mlp news site I guess? The source was suspect, so I looked it up. It appears to be real.
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Sep 26, 2016 20:59
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:poo poo, a new release from The Classless Louts? Lookin' good, guys. I always thought people like this were a rarity, but on Sunday at Halloween Horror Nights I saw a guy wearing an honest-to-god black robe, like a Harry Potter style wizard's robe, over regular street clothes.
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Sep 27, 2016 15:13
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china bot posted:bury me in the uncanny valley It really wouldn't be a bad idea if they didn't try so goddamn hard to make every character look exactly like the TV version. I'm surprised Hermes is just a black dude with dreads and not wearing a CGI-enhanced rubber mask to make his face fatter.
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Sep 28, 2016 21:39
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Ularg posted:I can't imagine how horrible it is to be a women in a game shop. Because no matter how clear it is that you're with someone else or how long you've been there you will have several creepy dudes making awkward glances the entire time. I was honestly impressed at the last con I was at. My girlfriend (now fiancee) and I went into the tabletop room, which had a local gaming store send over a ton of their stock and set up a mini shop taking up a wall and a half. They had a husband and wife team as two of the people running the booth, which likely helped stymie any "But you're a girl" notions from any of the players, and the two of them were also the ones running the mini D&D sessions you could sign up for. In general, the local convention scene seems to be better about that kind of thing than a game store. A lot of the vendors are women and there's a huge female presence everywhere, which seems to force the assholes to keep their traps shut about whether or not they're appropriately nerdy. Perving on girls in skimpy costumes, though? That poo poo ain't going away.
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drink Dr Pepper actually posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6AzUv3LXDc There tends to be a stupid amount of Deadpool cosplayers at any given con, especially after the movie. It's common to see them congregate.
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Solice Kirsk posted:It's really a cleanliness issue, so yes. Snip those teeth. And to answer the other poster, in assuming the balls are below the gum line. Like baby teeth. Does that mean that when he gets old enough, the dicks fall out and his balls grow in?
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Oct 11, 2016 13:43
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BrigadierSensible posted:I just had a thought: Judging from how they treat Fluttershy, "prey".
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Fathis Munk posted:Oh you don't know this delightful dude yet ? The comments are what really sell how amazed everyone is at this. "Bondage. Because otherwise even a lifeless plushie would try to escape."
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Oct 13, 2016 20:50
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Tetracube posted:I wonder how he explains MLP being a show on TV. A portal to the pony world? Are the ponies OK with being spied on for human amusement? Did the writers create the ponyverse using magic? He mentioned something about no longer being a Brony because the show "stopped being accurate to the real Equestria".
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BrigadierSensible posted:I truly don't know if this is mental illness, or intentional self delusion. I dunno. Normally I'd obviously say he's crazy as a shithouse rat. But then you get posts where he talks about how he knows she isn't really Twilight Sparkle and is just a stuffed animal. But then a while later he turns around and denounces his prior statements as lies and goes deeper into the fiction. It almost seems like he's so terminally lonely that he's more comfortable lying to himself and digging the rabbit hole deeper than finding a way to live in reality.
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Oct 14, 2016 13:05
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Knormal posted:Wait that looks to be a digital camera she's holding. How is that picture not from the 70's or early 80's? It looks like a cheap point-and-shoot 35mm like a Kodak Star or something. I have a few like that in my collection from the 1990s.
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Oct 16, 2016 03:06
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Solice Kirsk posted:That nazi has an Enfield. Immersion ruined. That is absolutely a Kar 98k. It even has the disc in the stock.
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Megabound posted:Here's the aftermath of a hoarder and poop bottle collector: I can't understand how someone can be this dense. "I thought it was the mold and dust! I didn't think all the urine and poop splashed around my house was anything bad!" I made it all the way to the bucket emptying before gagging. Just seeing all the lovely piss water splashing around was almost too much for me. I can't imagine how anyone on the crew was able to get even close to the house without a gas mask; you must be able to smell it from the other side of the street.
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bean_shadow posted:In a lot of episodes they do wear gas masks. Not sure why they didn't in this one. I will say that legit gas masks (not just 3M respirators but legit fully sealed military gas masks) are surprisingly excellent at keeping out the atmosphere. I have an old Russian or Ukrainian-produced PBF gas mask that I've worn for things like trash burns and it's like your own little atmosphere in there. The filters are long gone from the age of the thing so I wouldn't trust it for serious CRBN threats, but you can hold your head over a roaring fire and not even smell the smoke (plus your eyes are protected as well, and serious trash piles like this house fume). The obvious downsides are greater difficulty breathing, hearing, seeing, and speaking. Also, that recap reveals some things from the full episode that make her sound even worse: quote:She likes that she can eat that stuff, see that her house is filled with fecal matter, and she’s still standing. It’s a very bizarre survivalist game she has in her head, and it’s incredibly unhealthy on multiple levels. Dr. Zasio realizes that she gets actual pleasure from eating food with poop on it. Shanna is amused by their concern, and this is not a good situation for anyone.
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fullroundaction posted:This makes me super sad. On the other hand, scientists should study her immune system because how is she alive. Like when Ozzy Osbourn got his genome sequenced and found that he has a genetic resistance to drugs?
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Oct 22, 2016 03:11
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Sludge Tank posted:Thailand brah What is this?! An AUG for ants?!
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Oct 24, 2016 13:01
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Helios Grime posted:Bad hygiene is pretty AUG. I wish this was behind a link because now my arms feel itchy.
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Oct 27, 2016 14:26
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Can we just spam this thread with posts until we move onto another page and never have to see these last few things again?
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dads_work_files posted:I thought what actually happened was that the catfish was the one that contacted the show, and the investigation was just a case of using the information the victim gives them to lead back to the person they already know but I could be wrong. Yeah, this ended up in a report a few years ago. In most cases, the catfisher is the one who contacts the show. Everyone has to sign contracts to appear on the show beforehand, so it would be virtually impossible for MTV to actually make the identity of the catfish a surprise to themselves. Apparently the hosts truly don't know who the catfisher is and do authentic research to try and identify them, but the producers are aware of everything going down.
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Jestery posted:Can a company be aug? I find nothing wrong with this sense of humor.
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Megabound posted:Nope, he shoved the same sound down his dick again but this time coated in honey because he read that a trial had shown that it helped combat infection. He's posting actively right now. You ever read something that's so painful that it makes your hands feel weak?
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murphyslaw posted:When I was 14 I had my toe amputated. After the procedure I asked the doctor at the hospital if I could keep it in like a jar of formaldehyde. He didn't bat an eye, just said that unfortunately they'd thrown it away but that it was a relatively common request. So you should ask before the surgery, got it.
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