Absolutely based.

Tax evasion bad, report away.

That's not drama, that's glorious, earth-shattering actions that are so noteworthy you know about them centuries after they happen. Totally different.

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Never liked this example because the time spans are vague and personally I've experienced the opposite.

Yes, yes, people don't understand things and some of those thing hit personally. Be content that you know you worked hard and move on.

A little oversimplified, but yeah.

Neato, a high res pic of that would go straight into my wallpaper folder.

I once saw a video of a komodo dragon removing an unborn deer from its mother and eating it whole.

You can't simp to cartoon characters, this is silly.

So, like, what do want? Speeding ticket means 45 seconds in jail?

Stop spreading weeds, damn it.

Avoid the internet for such purposes either way.

Heads up for anyone thinking of doing this, poor people tend to be insulted by that kind of stuff.

Install a screen.

Just because I don't give a shit about it personally doesn't mean I can't agree with people who don't want it to be destroyed.

"The customer is always right" is supposed to be a reminder to maintain a positive demeanour, basically answering wrong things with something like "yes, but", or "I see, however".

I think the problem is that the two terms seem to suggest the same thing, that you should look out for possible tacos. The difference just isn't intuitive.

But animals already exist, why would adding Pokemon to the mix change anything?

Sounds like a reasonable employer and a based individual. Hopefully they both went on to find what they need.

So, what, is he not allowed to just say it out loud?