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He didn't get all of it 3 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
She's a hugger, but he is not apparently.
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I'm not sure if- 5 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
Excuse me, stewardess...I speak jive.
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Good guy ted bundy 7 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
The author Ann Rule worked with him at the suicide hotline, too.
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I have so many questions about this garden 2 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
It's where you grow communists, duh.
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title 6 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
How we roll...with prostitutes.
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I bet you didn't expect this 6 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
Brazil has the largest Japanese population outside of Japan.
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Interesestresetrestring 9 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
Is that the road in China that had the toll malfunction and ended up with the worlds biggest traffic jam?
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But when superman does it the fanbase goes crazy. 17 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
The idea that Batman doesn't kill is ludicrous. A punch can kill a person, let alone a sound beating. Just because he doesn't have malice doesn't mean it doesn't count.
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There's a benefit working weekend 4 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
I specifically ask for days off during the week. The stores are empty during the day and I can usually get stuff done if I need to.
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Still love England though 12 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
Thank you, guest. At least somebody here is cultured.
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Still love England though 12 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
My car gets 40 rods to the hogshead and that's the way I like it!
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Jim 6 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
Yeah, Roy was bad and Jim was a sociopath who only treats Pam well. I think its only a matter of time until that hipster doofus smirks wryly at the wrong person and gets got.
You can't sell things you don't have 6 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
I used to work at hotels, and a pretty common idea was to oversell 10% of your arrivals. So if we had 100 check-ins, we'd oversell by 10. We would generally have more than that in no-shows, so it wasn't an issue, but sometimes we had to "walk" guests, meaning that we would give somebody one night free at another hotel if we didn't have a room for them.
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It's going to be a heckin long day 1 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
I call the big one Bitey.
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alien acting like a human 3 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
What you hu-mans call...emotions?
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Said that right 15 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
The lid wasn't properly placed and the coffee was excessively hot, around 200 degrees, which can cause 3rd degree burns in less than 10 seconds. She didn't just get scolded: she had to get skin grafts and suffered muscle damage as well. There's this persistent myth that it was a frivolous lawsuit, but the store was massively in the wrong and she received around $640,000 from the suit.
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Is it just me? 6 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
I have a laundry day only pair of pajamas I wear just so I can wash my normal pair. I try to get as much clean as I can.
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Freedom? 15 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
If it works for somebody, I'm okay with that. I'm not offering a value judgment, but a perspective on why some people may not want to live in the suburbs.
Freedom? 15 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
The suburbs, for a lot of people, are impractical. Long commutes, rising prices, more home than you need. Young people just don't have that want, for the most part.
Good luck indeed 22 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
There was a large push in the past to take emotions out of life. Men had to be men, stoic and proud. Public life was supposed to governed by an inescapable rationality that often left the most vulnerable people behind. Now, there's a cultural pushback against that that often swings way too wildly in the opposite direction. Emotions and feelings deserve a place in the public discourse, but not at the expense of everything else. However, when you're part of a population that has historically been marginalized, sometimes that's all you have.
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Even if you have a d*ck 13 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
Thanks man, everybody needs to hear that sometimes.
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Fundamentalists take notice 13 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
To paraphrase The Dude: "no, you're not wrong, you're just an asshole."
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Avocado looking frog 5 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
It is perfect on the inside.
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The "NEXT" level 18 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
I have the weirdest feeling that never happened. This is bad satire.
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I like this idea  12 comments
pripyatplatypus · 6 years ago
I doubt that would be the case. Community food shelfs often have a limit on how much a person, or family, can take, and the wait is usually massive. In this case, I imagine shopping at a grocery store would appeal to the convenience and cleanliness of the store, rather than the low or no-cost food shelf.
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