Please tell me Kinglampshade is an alt. I want to punch him so badly.
He does strike one as completely insane to the point of parody. But then again the Daily Show manages to find a half-hour of that a bunch of days of the week within the small fraction of the population that are in the media.
As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
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"I'm a mad god. The Mad God, actually. It's a family title. Gets passed down from me to myself every few thousand years."
As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
you were told that meat stuff, legal for sale, edible, and solid in texture, came from a giant toothpaste tube and was squeezed onto a grill, and never saw any reason to disbelieve it
skepticism is a healthy instinct, you know
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As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
you were told that meat stuff, legal for sale, edible, and solid in texture, came from a giant toothpaste tube and was squeezed onto a grill, and never saw any reason to disbelieve it
skepticism is a healthy instinct, you know
Surge comes out of the bottom of a giant space slug.
As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
you were told that meat stuff, legal for sale, edible, and solid in texture, came from a giant toothpaste tube and was squeezed onto a grill, and never saw any reason to disbelieve it
skepticism is a healthy instinct, you know
Surge comes out of the bottom of a giant space slug.
Wasn't that Slurm?
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As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
you were told that meat stuff, legal for sale, edible, and solid in texture, came from a giant toothpaste tube and was squeezed onto a grill, and never saw any reason to disbelieve it
skepticism is a healthy instinct, you know
Surge comes out of the bottom of a giant space slug.
As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
you were told that meat stuff, legal for sale, edible, and solid in texture, came from a giant toothpaste tube and was squeezed onto a grill, and never saw any reason to disbelieve it
skepticism is a healthy instinct, you know
Hey. Hey. I'm an atheist. I'm usually pretty good about being skeptical. But frankly, food production ain't all that interesting and wasn't something I cared to put any consideration into, especially since I think the particular kind of food tastes like crap anyway and wasn't inclined to eat it regardless of how it was made. At least I'm not going around doing the faith healing act and convincing sick people that they don't need their medicine. I'm telling people not to eat shitty food for faulty reasons.
From now on, I can stick with "Arby's food is shit, don't eat it." and when someone says "Oh and it comes in a toothpaste tube.", I can say "No, it doesn't, but it's still awful."
The defense rests.
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"I'm a mad god. The Mad God, actually. It's a family title. Gets passed down from me to myself every few thousand years."
So, a new Senate bill banning human-animal hybrid research has been proposed. It was sponsored by Senator Brownback, someone who claims to support the Second Amendment. However, a ban on human-animal hybrids is a pretty clear violation of our rights to bear arms.
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I know right?
The Spicy Chicken burrito was THE ONE item I ordered from taco bell regularly.
Scroh Tuhm. Scroat. Scroat Um.
Refer to original post in this tree.
As for the urban legend, it probably isn't the first time a teacher has lied to his students. I've simply never had any reason to disbelieve him or any inclination to look it up.
and an preemptive thank you, Ronaldo
*hug*
'cept DUE. Dude should be rollin' in poon.
you were told that meat stuff, legal for sale, edible, and solid in texture, came from a giant toothpaste tube and was squeezed onto a grill, and never saw any reason to disbelieve it
skepticism is a healthy instinct, you know
Surge comes out of the bottom of a giant space slug.
How do I know that's true?
Rollin' in poon isn't as fun as one might think. It's also incredibly uncomfortable.
I started going to a hipster bar/club in Akron recently. It is the worst thing
This is what I look like:
P A R A D O X
insert dilbert line of comics about the skeptics club
Hilarious in that it spelled out a dirty word or hilarious in that you're going to be peeling for a solid week?
I may be starting down the path of persuading my wife to move to London because she hates the idea of moving to Alaska so much
why are you movin to alaska
no one should ever move to alaska
Wasn't that Slurm?
Same thing.
hate thinking of stuff too late
Hey. Hey. I'm an atheist. I'm usually pretty good about being skeptical. But frankly, food production ain't all that interesting and wasn't something I cared to put any consideration into, especially since I think the particular kind of food tastes like crap anyway and wasn't inclined to eat it regardless of how it was made. At least I'm not going around doing the faith healing act and convincing sick people that they don't need their medicine. I'm telling people not to eat shitty food for faulty reasons.
From now on, I can stick with "Arby's food is shit, don't eat it." and when someone says "Oh and it comes in a toothpaste tube.", I can say "No, it doesn't, but it's still awful."
The defense rests.
sleepy time
I am not moving anywhere for a few years; I have only lived in San Diego for like a year
but that is where I would like to move next
I am definitely not one of those
So, a new Senate bill banning human-animal hybrid research has been proposed. It was sponsored by Senator Brownback, someone who claims to support the Second Amendment. However, a ban on human-animal hybrids is a pretty clear violation of our rights to bear arms.