Our rabbit 6 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
You think that, but he scratches if you aren't careful.
Dr. Zbigniew Religa watching the vital signs of his patient after a 23 hrs long heart 9 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Great.
I'm really begging to miss the regular reposts by actual users at this point.
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I'm really begging to miss the regular reposts by actual users at this point.
Dr. Zbigniew Religa watching the vital signs of his patient after a 23 hrs long heart 9 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
I've started systematically disliking any clear bot posts. They are usually the only posts I dislike.
If more people do this, hopefully the bot posts will eventually stop.
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If more people do this, hopefully the bot posts will eventually stop.
Bye bye 11 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Oh and as I watched him on the stage
My hands were clenched in fist of rage
No angel born in hell
Could break that Satan's spell
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My hands were clenched in fist of rage
No angel born in hell
Could break that Satan's spell
title 5 comments
Nothing is true. Everything is permitted 3 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
This is actually a good arguement for semi educational games. That is games that have educational value but are not made for the purpose of education.
Adding educational value to games absolutely does not need to mean making the game less enjoyable. And while I don't think every games needs to do so, it is definitely nice when they do so well
Adding educational value to games absolutely does not need to mean making the game less enjoyable. And while I don't think every games needs to do so, it is definitely nice when they do so well
It Just Couldn't Have Been Said Any Better 17 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Hydrogen, Helium, Carbon, Oxygen, Sodium, Radon, Potassium, Gold, Silver, Lead, Neon, Aluminum
Are just a few elements off the top of my head.
On the other hand, being able to memorize and list elements isn't actually a valuable skill. Without knowledge of what these elements are and how they are useful, listing them is just as pointless an exercise as keeping up with the Kardashians.
And if you wish people dead because they value knowledge for entertainment over trivia style science information, then you are a far bigger part of what is wrong with the world.
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Are just a few elements off the top of my head.
On the other hand, being able to memorize and list elements isn't actually a valuable skill. Without knowledge of what these elements are and how they are useful, listing them is just as pointless an exercise as keeping up with the Kardashians.
And if you wish people dead because they value knowledge for entertainment over trivia style science information, then you are a far bigger part of what is wrong with the world.
Painting was much easier than playing 6 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
It's a different one of the same type of enemy.
Also, the bosses you need to fight to get to ithril are easier than the enemies in ithril.
Also, the bosses you need to fight to get to ithril are easier than the enemies in ithril.
The strongest loop knot someone can tie 5 comments
Do his dishes 8 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Do things that are nice, but werid.
Like, make his bed, but upside down. Turn the welcome mat around, after you take it out and beat off the dust. Put away laundry but turn all the hangers backwards.
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Like, make his bed, but upside down. Turn the welcome mat around, after you take it out and beat off the dust. Put away laundry but turn all the hangers backwards.
Such a horrendous crime 11 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Its actually the son of the man who invented the mugshot. And he was caught nibbling, but he wasn't arrested for it.
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Optimist, pessimist and the cat 4 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Me: The glass is full, but the water is poisoned. The cat has saved us. :)
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First World Problems 2 comments
Congratulations though 7 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Either way, OP definitely shouldn't be trying to make said woman gain weight.
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This music sheet has so many Easter eggs 14 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
I would have to say it started as the star spangled banner and was photoshopped. The notes are actually the star spangled banner as well. And 3/4 is actually the correct time signature.
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Real question 7 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Yawning and screaming don't actually look the same. There are stuble differences and deaf people are typically skilled in noticing the differences.
When you lack a major sense you do your best to make up for it with th our other senses.
Also, most deaf people are only partially deaf, and screaming is loud enough I would guess most deaf people could probably hear it if they were near enough.
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When you lack a major sense you do your best to make up for it with th our other senses.
Also, most deaf people are only partially deaf, and screaming is loud enough I would guess most deaf people could probably hear it if they were near enough.
Congratulations though 7 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
You should probably be aware that over weight gain during pregnancy is not good for the child. And this child will already have a bitch for a mom, it doesn't deserve a less than healthy start to life as well.
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Biology professor's wisdom 4 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Evolutionary success is based on the weak and ill suited dying off virgins. I think most of us are doing a pretty good job.
Should I tell her? 26 comments
thekaylapup
· 5 years ago
Obviously, she believes that she shouldn't eat meat. And that should be her decision, just like she should respect others decisions to eat meat. And, her decision should be respected even if she isn't being respectful about others.
That being said, I'd like to make a case for willful ignorance. I think people have the right to know what's in their food if they want to. I also think that people have the right to decide they don't want to know. I know that I have dozens of things to worry myself about, and well I don't always agree with the practices of the food industry, food made by companies with better practices is more expensive. I'd rather not know how my chicken lived, or how many cows are in my burger. And I think that sometimes others want this too.
I feel as though telling her, at this point, may be forcing her to to know things she didn't want to know. Provided she didn't ask (obviously). And maybe that seems like a cheap justification for profit, but it's what I think.
That being said, I'd like to make a case for willful ignorance. I think people have the right to know what's in their food if they want to. I also think that people have the right to decide they don't want to know. I know that I have dozens of things to worry myself about, and well I don't always agree with the practices of the food industry, food made by companies with better practices is more expensive. I'd rather not know how my chicken lived, or how many cows are in my burger. And I think that sometimes others want this too.
I feel as though telling her, at this point, may be forcing her to to know things she didn't want to know. Provided she didn't ask (obviously). And maybe that seems like a cheap justification for profit, but it's what I think.
