He asked her again, not taking her first answer of no. That’s not good even if he did agree later

It was a glitch but I’m glad it happened for that pun now

For a second I thought this comment was in Welsh

For a second I thought this comment was in Welsh

I once forgot what they were called so ended up calling them circley things

That episode is too good to be put into words

*are you feeling it now, Mr Krabs?

You'll be smitten

I got BOXES full of Pepe!!

I watched this movie countless times as a kid and I never picked up on this joke, kids are dumb! It's also weird to see it somewhere else, I've never come across anyone else who's heard of it

"Hey when did this thing happen?"
Time
"Yeah I know it's because of time but whe-"
Time. The answer is time

Actually dogs see in blues and yellows so they see in colours but just less colours

I think you may be onto something, this doesn't solve anything on either side and unfortunately neither of us are probably going to change each others minds. Also I'm bored so I think I'm done, bye

@tj sorry but that's just how all of this came across to me and I hope you can see from the length of my comment that I wasn't trying to use that word as a cover-all argument and @pokethebear can I ask where you got that statistic? And if it is true I believe it could indicate some other issues like I said before

And yes the article does point out that more crimes take place in "black neighbourhoods" but I think this is indicative of a larger issue in itself. I also have a theory that more black people could be accused of these crimes while the actual numbers are more even than they seem. The article also cites a study that confirms that 'there was “no relationship” between crime rates by race and racial bias in police killings.' There are many more quotes that quite clearly and strongly go against what you're saying so I'm not really sure why you think this article supports your strange and slightly bigoted views.