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Everyone loves a gender reveal party 7 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
As a non-American, for the longest time I thought these only existed in the Hallmark Extended Universe. It's such a strange concept for me lol, like why would you have a party, just post it on social media if you want people to know.
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Confused unga bunga people 3 comments
I love this fact 3 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Hahahahahaha so Cyberpunk wasn't even the first case of CDPR blaming testers for their buggy game, lol!
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They must have never watched Shrek 15 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Named by whom? His wife? I could probably name ten sexier bald men off the top of my head. No.1 of course being Shrek.
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Think people 2 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
I didn't notice the Turning Point logo at first lol. It's just... *chef's kiss*
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Pride pog 7 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
I'm in on one condition: we get to visit Hades on the way. I've always wanted to pet Cerberos. Three good boys in one!
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*puts headphones on* 7 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Items with a frog theme I've learned about from the internet:
Froggy chair
Froggy hat
Froggy pendant
And now froggy phone!
Frogs are fashion icons.
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Froggy chair
Froggy hat
Froggy pendant
And now froggy phone!
Frogs are fashion icons.
Pride pog 7 comments
This Year for Easter The Easter Bunny brought Predictive Text Games 42 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
This year the Easter bunny brought me a basked filled with the last sentence with the word of god and also a bunch of pigeons that were painted to look like a medieval slave or something.
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Why only WW2? Let's expand it 40 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Today on Top Gear 1969, Richard attempts to get some sleep, James travels to the other side of the night in a bit, And I burn an entire day of the week to the ground with a broom
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Damn I can really relate to Richard,
(Using commas instead of periods because it keeps saying there's a url in the comment damnit)
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Damn I can really relate to Richard,
(Using commas instead of periods because it keeps saying there's a url in the comment damnit)
Not all elders are worth my respect 22 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
That's an interesting idea, it's true that people handle authority very differently. Some are fine, some turn into horrible dictators, and it'd be good to find that out about people before giving them a position of power. But I'm curious, what do you mean by measuring it though? How would we do it? Like a Stanford Prison Experiment kind of scenario?
Dark chocolate is the best in my opinion 8 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Yesss those are amazing. I also really like chocolate with yogurt and cornflakes filling.
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Not all elders are worth my respect 22 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
I see. Yeah, we're definitely on the same page here. If a company does something wrong, the last thing I'd do is yell at an employee who had nothing to do with it. Customer service/retail workers are mostly underpaid and overworked/overstressed as it is so I wouldn't want to add to that.
I don't have kids but I understand that sometimes motherly instinct just kicks in, so going full mama bear if someone's being an asshole to your kid, well it's just something you gotta do sometimes.
I don't have kids but I understand that sometimes motherly instinct just kicks in, so going full mama bear if someone's being an asshole to your kid, well it's just something you gotta do sometimes.
I'm gonna PAN 8 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Bacon pancakes, makin' bacon pancakes, take some bacon and I'll put it in a pancake, bacon pancakes, that's what it's gonna make, bacon pancaaaaaaaake
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Not all elders are worth my respect 22 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Okay, yeah that sounds like a horrible teacher. Sorry for the confusion, your previous comment made it sound like you got her fired for the name thing but it's clear there was a lot of bad shit from her already and it's good she's nowhere near your kid (or hopefully any kids) now.
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Not all elders are worth my respect 22 comments
ewqua
· 3 years ago
Uhhhh hate to break it to ya but that sounds like you were a total Karen in that situation. It's really petty and mean-spirited to laugh at her losing her job over her calling you by your first name too. Such a small thing to lose your livelihood over. If she was a bad teacher and that led to both you pulling your kid out of her class and subsequently her getting fired, that's one thing, and of course I don't have all the details so I can't really make a judgment. But the way you're telling it, having someone fired just over such a petty dispute... oof. I feel bad for her, and I really don't think you should be laughing at this. I don't blame anyone for losing their temper at a Karen.
I'd honestly rather be told something mean to my face and be able to talk it out than have the person immediately run to my boss and demand they fire me. Talk it out like equals instead of whining to the person in power, y'know?
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Edited 3 years ago
I'd honestly rather be told something mean to my face and be able to talk it out than have the person immediately run to my boss and demand they fire me. Talk it out like equals instead of whining to the person in power, y'know?