Surface tension 1 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
Yo science be crazy
Ho ho ho 3 comments
Prediction came true 1 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
I guess I don’t feel so bad about my team losing now, if only because of this dude. Congrats old man.
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Anyone wanna go to his stall 7 comments
This pancake is too perfect 11 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
Almost perfect. There’s that little piece on the bottom sticking out that makes my eye twitch.
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Does anyone do this? 50 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
My guys friends do this for me. I’m so used to it that i don’t even notice most of the time.
Octopussy 14 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
I originally read that as he was judging hermit crabs. Like damn, Otto, what’d they do to you?
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What's happening? 9 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
I think he’s actually waiting for his ostrich friend to pick something so they finally check out.
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She curved it alright ahaha! 3 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
It actually took me a minute to get the joke because literally all I saw was the forte symbol. Thanks orchestra.
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Cards against humanity 11 comments
Oh good Lord. 6 comments
It explains your love life 46 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
“They sank to the depths like a stone. Exodus 5:5”
....I’m not a murderer, I swear.
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....I’m not a murderer, I swear.
We're not made to last 24 comments
The savagery 6 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
Well, those would most likely be considered tangible injury. A court could provide a remedy for that. So yeah, in that case you could probably have a lawsuit.
The savagery 6 comments
sammiek
· 6 years ago
There is no lawsuit for giving out a phone number unless you had an actual agreement with the person about keeping it confidential. If you did have such an agreement, it is possible that you might be able to sue for breach of contract. However you would need to have suffered some tangible injury. Something a court could redress. So, I’m pretty confident in saying there is nothing to sue for.
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