asian tourists are most assuredly not polite on public transit. asian women, especially, do not possess a moral compass on the subway. they were all raised in barns.
Don't they have some weird ass laws that make it a very bad idea to try and help or be near anyone needing medical assistance?
Or am I thinking of somewhere else?
I figure they were worried about a gas attack, to be honest.
The Sarin kind, not the hard boiled egg kind.
I know that's Tokyo that was attacked, but still.
Nah, it's just an extremely strong Somebody Else's Problem field that surrounds everyone. It manifests in ways that make people in the mainland often seem extremely inconsiderate.
"When we see these kids, you and I think young kids, we think maybe 12-year-olds, maybe even homeschoolers — or excuse me, middle schoolers, but we know back in our revolution, we had 12-year-olds fighting in our revolution and for many of these kids, depending on where they're coming from, they could be coming from other countries and be highly trained as warriors who will meet up with their group here and actually rise up against us as Americans. We have no idea what's coming through our borders but I would say biblically it's not a Christian nation when you entice people to do wrong."
The idea itself amuses me greatly. I'm imagining a revolution of tweens.
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KageraImitating the worst people. Since 2004Registered Userregular
"When we see these kids, you and I think young kids, we think maybe 12-year-olds, maybe even homeschoolers — or excuse me, middle schoolers, but we know back in our revolution, we had 12-year-olds fighting in our revolution and for many of these kids, depending on where they're coming from, they could be coming from other countries and be highly trained as warriors who will meet up with their group here and actually rise up against us as Americans. We have no idea what's coming through our borders but I would say biblically it's not a Christian nation when you entice people to do wrong."
The idea itself amuses me greatly. I'm imagining a revolution of tweens.
"When we see these kids, you and I think young kids, we think maybe 12-year-olds, maybe even homeschoolers — or excuse me, middle schoolers, but we know back in our revolution, we had 12-year-olds fighting in our revolution and for many of these kids, depending on where they're coming from, they could be coming from other countries and be highly trained as warriors who will meet up with their group here and actually rise up against us as Americans. We have no idea what's coming through our borders but I would say biblically it's not a Christian nation when you entice people to do wrong."
The idea itself amuses me greatly. I'm imagining a revolution of tweens.
Man, some people come up with the dumbest ideas to be afraid of.
That's not even 'Al Qaeda is going to blow up the Piggly Wiggly' paranoid dumb.
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"When we see these kids, you and I think young kids, we think maybe 12-year-olds, maybe even homeschoolers — or excuse me, middle schoolers, but we know back in our revolution, we had 12-year-olds fighting in our revolution and for many of these kids, depending on where they're coming from, they could be coming from other countries and be highly trained as warriors who will meet up with their group here and actually rise up against us as Americans. We have no idea what's coming through our borders but I would say biblically it's not a Christian nation when you entice people to do wrong."
The idea itself amuses me greatly. I'm imagining a revolution of tweens.
do you actively seek out the dumbest right-leaning shit on the internet or is there like a tumblr feed for this stuff or what?
Please consider the environment before printing this post.
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HakkekageSpace Whore Academysumma cum laudeRegistered Userregular
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
this is so funny
Throughout the late 1960s, the justices of the Supreme Court spent at least one day each year in the basement watching porn together. By all accounts, it was fantastically awkward. Unable to define “obscenity,” but convinced that the First Amendment couldn’t protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression, the Court was forced to create constitutional law one sex-scene at a time.
These films ranged from scientific documentaries to the improbable escapades of lesbian nymphomaniacs. Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero, took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips for the special benefit of Justice John Marshall Harlan Jr., an elegant former Wall Street lawyer who was by then losing his eyesight. Mocking Justice Potter Stewart’s insistence that “I know it when I see it,” clerks would call out in the dark, “I see it, I see it!” In 1968, some 20 years after serving in the U.S. Navy, a still-youthful Stewart reflected on more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk that he had indeed seen it, “Just once, off the coast of Algiers.” (I assume you can guess who that curious law clerk was.)
I think I may have just undone the last four weeks of running with one day of terrible eating.
Today I have eaten at pizza express, a cookie store a smoothie store, krispy kreme and KFC.
Nah, you'll be good. The scale will make you feel like shit, but most of that is water weight from all the salt. Back to your normal diet and you'll be back down around your expected weight in a few days.
One bad day isn't going to ruin your diet - it's bad days all the time that will. But really, separate food and exercise in your head because you can't exercise away a bad diet.
ABS ARE MADE IN THE KITCHEN
(But so is guacamole)
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ChanusHarbinger of the Spicy Rooster ApocalypseThe Flames of a Thousand Collapsed StarsRegistered Userregular
i have seriously conflicted feelings about the fact that i think brendan rodgers is a nice person and has done well for himself
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
this is so funny
Throughout the late 1960s, the justices of the Supreme Court spent at least one day each year in the basement watching porn together. By all accounts, it was fantastically awkward. Unable to define “obscenity,” but convinced that the First Amendment couldn’t protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression, the Court was forced to create constitutional law one sex-scene at a time.
These films ranged from scientific documentaries to the improbable escapades of lesbian nymphomaniacs. Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero, took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips for the special benefit of Justice John Marshall Harlan Jr., an elegant former Wall Street lawyer who was by then losing his eyesight. Mocking Justice Potter Stewart’s insistence that “I know it when I see it,” clerks would call out in the dark, “I see it, I see it!” In 1968, some 20 years after serving in the U.S. Navy, a still-youthful Stewart reflected on more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk that he had indeed seen it, “Just once, off the coast of Algiers.” (I assume you can guess who that curious law clerk was.)
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
this is so funny
Throughout the late 1960s, the justices of the Supreme Court spent at least one day each year in the basement watching porn together. By all accounts, it was fantastically awkward. Unable to define “obscenity,” but convinced that the First Amendment couldn’t protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression, the Court was forced to create constitutional law one sex-scene at a time.
These films ranged from scientific documentaries to the improbable escapades of lesbian nymphomaniacs. Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero, took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips for the special benefit of Justice John Marshall Harlan Jr., an elegant former Wall Street lawyer who was by then losing his eyesight. Mocking Justice Potter Stewart’s insistence that “I know it when I see it,” clerks would call out in the dark, “I see it, I see it!” In 1968, some 20 years after serving in the U.S. Navy, a still-youthful Stewart reflected on more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk that he had indeed seen it, “Just once, off the coast of Algiers.” (I assume you can guess who that curious law clerk was.)
The best part is that there probably exists a blow by blow transcript of Marshall's narration.
Would that be considered privileged information or would it be subject to a FOIA request?
can confirm, daughter says it's famous for how bad it is.
0/10 would not weeaboo
Wait spool... is your daughter a weeaboo?
recovering
Is this the college daughter majoring in Dream Following?
Close, but see that would be an actual activity. She'll be taking courses like "Following? Dissecting Mental States During Sleep: Patriarchy and Imagination in the Modern Era"
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KageraImitating the worst people. Since 2004Registered Userregular
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
this is so funny
Throughout the late 1960s, the justices of the Supreme Court spent at least one day each year in the basement watching porn together. By all accounts, it was fantastically awkward. Unable to define “obscenity,” but convinced that the First Amendment couldn’t protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression, the Court was forced to create constitutional law one sex-scene at a time.
These films ranged from scientific documentaries to the improbable escapades of lesbian nymphomaniacs. Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero, took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips for the special benefit of Justice John Marshall Harlan Jr., an elegant former Wall Street lawyer who was by then losing his eyesight. Mocking Justice Potter Stewart’s insistence that “I know it when I see it,” clerks would call out in the dark, “I see it, I see it!” In 1968, some 20 years after serving in the U.S. Navy, a still-youthful Stewart reflected on more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk that he had indeed seen it, “Just once, off the coast of Algiers.” (I assume you can guess who that curious law clerk was.)
The best part is that there probably exists a blow by blow transcript of Marshall's narration.
Would that be considered privileged information or would it be subject to a FOIA request?
Only one way to find out!
My neck, my back, my FUPA and my crack.
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HakkekageSpace Whore Academysumma cum laudeRegistered Userregular
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
this is so funny
Throughout the late 1960s, the justices of the Supreme Court spent at least one day each year in the basement watching porn together. By all accounts, it was fantastically awkward. Unable to define “obscenity,” but convinced that the First Amendment couldn’t protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression, the Court was forced to create constitutional law one sex-scene at a time.
These films ranged from scientific documentaries to the improbable escapades of lesbian nymphomaniacs. Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero, took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips for the special benefit of Justice John Marshall Harlan Jr., an elegant former Wall Street lawyer who was by then losing his eyesight. Mocking Justice Potter Stewart’s insistence that “I know it when I see it,” clerks would call out in the dark, “I see it, I see it!” In 1968, some 20 years after serving in the U.S. Navy, a still-youthful Stewart reflected on more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk that he had indeed seen it, “Just once, off the coast of Algiers.” (I assume you can guess who that curious law clerk was.)
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
this is so funny
Throughout the late 1960s, the justices of the Supreme Court spent at least one day each year in the basement watching porn together. By all accounts, it was fantastically awkward. Unable to define “obscenity,” but convinced that the First Amendment couldn’t protect unduly dangerous and morally corrupting expression, the Court was forced to create constitutional law one sex-scene at a time.
These films ranged from scientific documentaries to the improbable escapades of lesbian nymphomaniacs. Justice Thurgood Marshall, a civil rights hero, took merciless pleasure in narrating the clips for the special benefit of Justice John Marshall Harlan Jr., an elegant former Wall Street lawyer who was by then losing his eyesight. Mocking Justice Potter Stewart’s insistence that “I know it when I see it,” clerks would call out in the dark, “I see it, I see it!” In 1968, some 20 years after serving in the U.S. Navy, a still-youthful Stewart reflected on more adventurous times and confided in a particularly curious clerk that he had indeed seen it, “Just once, off the coast of Algiers.” (I assume you can guess who that curious law clerk was.)
The best part is that there probably exists a blow by blow transcript of Marshall's narration.
Would that be considered privileged information or would it be subject to a FOIA request?
"So now you see, John, her nose is now right up the other woman's vagina, while her tongue is firmly rimming her butthole. Honestly, it's impressive. I've never seen a tongue that long. But she seems to be enjoying it. Unless she's acting? I don't know, John. All I know is right now is that that young lady's face is quite drenched at the moment."
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I assume it is being towed.
edit: the truck, that is.
syndalis on
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Let's play Mario Kart or something...
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Nah, it's just an extremely strong Somebody Else's Problem field that surrounds everyone. It manifests in ways that make people in the mainland often seem extremely inconsiderate.
Bunch of old dudes watching porn together, disgusting.
so many things i want to set on fire reading that
Man, some people come up with the dumbest ideas to be afraid of.
That's not even 'Al Qaeda is going to blow up the Piggly Wiggly' paranoid dumb.
do you actively seek out the dumbest right-leaning shit on the internet or is there like a tumblr feed for this stuff or what?
this is so funny
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I think I'm gaining weight while I'm in America because I'm not pooing as much
it's like once a day and it's typically unsatisfying
I'm also not drinking as much gin
I miss gin
can confirm, daughter says it's famous for how bad it is.
0/10 would not weeaboo
Gin misses you, too.
DEALBREAKER
ABS ARE MADE IN THE KITCHEN
(But so is guacamole)
I find wedding parties out in the wild of a city immensely cheering when I see them.
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Who was the curious law clerk?
The best part is that there probably exists a blow by blow transcript of Marshall's narration.
Would that be considered privileged information or would it be subject to a FOIA request?
LOVE ACROSS THE BARRICADES.
Choose Your Own Chat 1 Choose Your Own Chat 2 Choose Your Own Chat 3
that's easy:
he sold out when he left Swansea
NEXT CONFLICTION
Wait spool... is your daughter a weeaboo?
hmm
nope that was the only one
Her profile name is U WOT M8
recovering
8/10
would stand on if i were a mini
I like the moss / grass.
Is this the college daughter majoring in Dream Following?
I want it a bit more dry-looking, but I didn't have any appropriate paints at home.
Close, but see that would be an actual activity. She'll be taking courses like "Following? Dissecting Mental States During Sleep: Patriarchy and Imagination in the Modern Era"
Only one way to find out!
I ashamed to say I don't know.
"So now you see, John, her nose is now right up the other woman's vagina, while her tongue is firmly rimming her butthole. Honestly, it's impressive. I've never seen a tongue that long. But she seems to be enjoying it. Unless she's acting? I don't know, John. All I know is right now is that that young lady's face is quite drenched at the moment."
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edit: the truck, that is.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
tow truck
party pooped
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