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Reasonable 2 comments
diminuendo · 1 year ago
I get the joke, but that's not how logical if statements work
The guy who discovered milk 3 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
"I swear I just tripped and my hand happened to grip the udder of this cow"
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It’s hard sometimes 2 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I kept reading that text below the flag as "befeve it"
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Now thats an insurrection 24 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
It's amazing to me to see how quickly Godwin's Law takes effect in these kinds of discussions.
12 it is 4 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
There's so many things wrong with this equation that if I were dead, I'd be rolling in my grave
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When you're an NPC and the main character starts quicksaving 1 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
The real question is whether the player will quick load. At all. :)
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Know yourself 33 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
As amusing as it is watching this thread blow up, I'm going to take my leave lol. This is a bit much for me. o/
Know yourself 33 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I would say you are out for blood if you had actually achieved any level of verbal violence instead of... whatever this poor attempt at a glove toss is.
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Satire is necessary 4 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I-I mean... yes?
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OurNet.Aids 66 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
Controlled market capitalism usually works better in favor of the average consumer, as it is in the US. We just need someone with Teddy Roosevelt's intense hatred of monopolies to rise up again and suplex all these giant corporations into the ground.
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It solves most conundrums 13 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
You obviously want to face the guy because if you both get morning wood, you can have a sausage fight to establish dominance ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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To call it an underestimation is quite frankly an understatement 4 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
Daring today, are we xvarnah? Careful, people may discuss their disagreement with you, to put it lightly.
Difference between supporting something, and thinking everyone should be forced to comply 11 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I don't know what that tl;dr is for
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Difference between supporting something, and thinking everyone should be forced to comply 11 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
From what I could gather from some discussions, the crux of the vaccination matter is this. Some people are willing to accept mandates because they genuinely believe in keeping everyone's health out of harm's way. But others see a different light to the mandates, something they think far outweighs the "lofty" ideals of perfect public health.
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Don't get me wrong, most people on both sides would not try to consciously endanger those around them. But for the people who oppose the mandates, they're focusing on how this government, and others, have been reacting. South Australia has authorized police to forcibly quarantine people without needing to show their identification or papers. Consider how people might feel if they cannot question the people detaining them. For the people I've talked to, this is what they see. They're afraid of that slippery slope, and they use that context to inform their decisions.
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Difference between supporting something, and thinking everyone should be forced to comply 11 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
Therein lies the problem. Part of what determines the context around an issue is precisely people's understanding of it. Suppose we have a criminal case where the Defendant is accused of murder. The defense can try to argue for self defense, but whether or not the jury understands it as self defense will determine the outcome of the case. If it turns out that the jury holds a belief in "reasonable reactions" and deem the Defendant's reactions as extreme, then they won't accept the self defense argument as valid, even if the supposed victim attacked the Defendant first. On the other hand, if the jury decides that the Defendant has the full entitlement to the right of life, then barring exceptional circumstances, the Defendant will be cleared of the worst of the charges.
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I know how to make pancakes 13 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I can't quite read that squished text, but since I think I see the word "guerilla" in there, I'm assuming that it's the Navy Seals copypasta.
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Boo 5 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
Me, even though I know exactly where the spider is and just haven't gotten the courage to walk past it to get a piece of paper or flyswatter to hit it with
Relief 4 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
but what happens if the pain doesn't go away :(
I'm not crazy but you might be 14 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I don't think so. The meter's off for that lol. But thank you for clarifying your original intent.
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Under two what? Bananas? - a maths teacher 3 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
There's something oddly rhythmic about "Yes, I have one / That's just under two." You could probably write a rap song with those as lyrics.
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I'm not crazy but you might be 14 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
Imagine dismissing a widely recognized abusive tactic as a hysterics maneuver...
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41…42…43… 9 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
I think the worst part about this tweet is the fact that it's targeting people's "perceptions." Which is bordering on, if not a perfect example of, thought-crime.
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champ 1 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
As a former high school fencer, I can confirm that the actual goal of the game is to build enough of a picket fence so that you can tell your opponent to get off your lawn.
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Seem the same to me 8 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
Yes, the offspring of the infamous killer species the chridria holomancus
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Men can’t cry is the stupidest thing I’ve heard 4 comments
diminuendo · 2 years ago
The real toxic masculinity is the friends we made along the way.
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