"I'm really trying to showcase my body by wearing an appropriately sized sweatshirt, I hope that's what they take away from this and what they inevitably end up discussing in the comments."
Also, I like to think the cup is full of damned souls.

Maybe they didn't offer to hire you because you gave the guy a firm handjob.

In an argument in 3 months: "You know nothing, Kit Harrington! Pick up those damn socks!"

I also thought that was pretty expensive, so check it out. Where I live in suburbia, USA, it's
about 24.99 for a 30 pack of budweiser. that's 83 cents a can. This monstrosity here (4700/3240) runs you $1.45 per can. If you bought 3,240 cans just made up of a whole bunch of 30 packs, it would cost you $2,699.99. You're literally paying $2,000 extra for the convenience and "coolness factor" of having the biggest case of beer there is. Wild.

Well I think the baby crying out of discomfort is the consent, so there you go. Change the thing.

I did skip ahead through maybe a quarter of the video so I may have missed it if he does explain, but if it's only a few dozen people who do this and doesn't represent the culture of Japan, why would have have been arrested if he tried to help?

I had this exact thought when I saw the movie! I was thinking "I bet he only did it because they told him he would be a tall as fuck dwarf."

These remind me of the brewery in GA called Wild Heaven that has an "Emergency Drinking Beer" which is just a plain yellow can like these

Wouldn't the mother have to be a mermaid with a fish upper body like in the picture and have human legs?

Oooh this reminds me of a story. Back in high school I was talking to a friend of mine near the baseball field. The girls softball team is having their practice and we're behind the tall fence by home plate and out of the corner of my eye I see something coming at us from high up. Without saying a word, I stop my friend midsentence with the "hold on a sec" 1 finger, take a step back, catch the ball, throw it back up and over the fence, and say "all right, what were you saying?" My friend was like wtf, and as we walked away I heard one of the girls on the field say "holy shit did you see that? he just caught it with his bare hands and threw it back."
That is the most chad memory I have.

Kozilek has been there.

Legitimate question here. I can't tell if:
1. the headline was actually changed in the way that he meant, since the photo doesn't seem to show the entire headline's new title,
2. if the "bravo" by OP was sarcastic because it sort of seems like they just added her name and literally that's all, without mentioning the fact that she was a co-writer, or
3. if kumail was being sarcastic from the start by implying "I did not enjoy you covering this, why not make it worse by adding her name so everyone can know even more details about the difficulties we faced"?

Shirlaw.

The title had me thinking the Red cross was the parents' nightmare.

what bothers me the second most about this story is the use of "mfw when"

Yes! I'm so glad this is a common thing, because it's always confused me when my parents did that, and I never really looked into it but this makes a lot of sense.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jz8b4J6jhA

I don't understand how that's the whole story. Did they just not get him anything? What was the joke? Clearly it's not a happy ending story, but were they laughing because..."since you were so generous, Santa decided to give your toys to the poor kids too" or "haha there's no santa, stupid" or what?

who says "this is your bff ..." if it had said "jk bitch, it's lexi" I'd believe it.

I hope you update us on the conversation. We want the deets!