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Rubbing nipple 6 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Dear Lord, if I saw that face I'd get the fuck out, move to Puerto Rico, dye my hair, drink chemicals to make my skin color change, wear contacts, gain weight then lose it, create a new name, a new family, a new past, and maybe even move to Mars.
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No matter how bad you screw up you will probably never be this guy 13 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
They're just standing there like, "Yep . . . we're fucked. Better take a head start to Mexico before boss finds us."
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Upgrading your tv to hd 12 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
*You poor fuck. Not everyone can afford a new TV.
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Just heard this walking through the hall 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Good point. I guess I was mainly speaking from my point of view as a middle-schooler, where my experience was what I was basing my statistics on. So, yes, if it's a small class and he doesn't know your name, then I completely agree with you (unless he has some sort of mental illness that prevents him from remembering people's names), but if there's giant 500+ classes, then I wouldn't bother knowing any names either. It just depends.
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Well shit, when you put it like that 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Actually a "fairy boat" is a thing, just it's spelled ferry instead (though sounds the same). :)
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Period accuracy 12 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
See? Periods are, quite literally, a nightmare.
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What do you all think? 80 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
@itsuckstobeyou Glad I restored your faith again. :) It's nice to be loved.
@taratheartist Well, that's different. That sounds like it's more like your personality and way of thinking is why you didn't ask questions. That's perfectly fine. It's just that kids are discouraged enough from questioning as it is and I wouldn't want to encourage that any further. Teaching them not to question authority isn't good (in my opinion). I mean, like I said, don't whine and beg and scream, but if your kid argues persuasively and civilly, then that's good.
Magical bag of winds 10 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Spondebob doesn't have any other teeth on the top row except for his two front ones.
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Whenever I try to impress a girl 6 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
I don't have any times for any games or secrets. I have sleep to sleep and books to read and laziness to ensue.
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What do you all think? 80 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
I don't think we should encourage that, though. I mean, yes, don't scream and whine and beg to get something you want. But teaching children not to question authority figures or to not try to get what they want because someone simply said no is, in my opinion, a bad idea. Questioning and curiosity and skepticism is the reason our world has progressed so far and discouraging that could cause a child to not live up to their full potential. Teaching a child that something as simply as saying "no" doesn't get you what you want, then they might develop a subconscious way of reasoning that leaves them with no ambition if someone says no.
I mean, I wouldn't say teach your child to complain or whine, but teaching them not to question isn't a good idea. It creates docile, submissive behavior and that is one of the most dangerous things to humankind. At least, it is in my opinion.
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What do you all think? 80 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
It just depends on the child's experiences, influences, peer pressures, and parental teachings. I mean, if someone has lived in luxury for their entire life then they general don't think much of it because that's what's normal for them. If their parents always give in to their incessant whining, then they'll use that as a means of solving problems because that's how they know to resolve something. If TV tells them that the "right" family is a wife, a husband, two kids, and a dog, then they will probably come to believe it (maybe not entirely, but they'll be influenced by it). If everyone at school has an iPhone and that's what's "cool", then they'll probably want one as well. Especially if they're being bullied as a result of not having on (but being bullied is a hardship and typically those who experience hardship aren't brats). If parents say something like "wearing red is bad" then, to them, wearing red is bad. So, stop blaming them. It's simply how they were raised to think.
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Sleepworking 1 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
What if you're friends with a physicist? Would it be Twilight instead?
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Hot vs cold weathers 10 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Yeah, that lump you saw on the sidewalk yesterday? That was me hiding from the cold. At least I have Internet access and no one's suspected anything. Although, a couple kids did poke my hut with a stick yesterday before their mother shouted at them to come inside. . . . Hopefully they don't come back.
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They heard I had starbucks 29 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
I also happen to live off of Harry Potter and Internet. Although I'm half-Hispanic and I definitely look it in the summer, so would I qualify?
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Can't talk about 22 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
I dunno, theories, politics, the happenings of the world, Harry Potter, philisophical topics, etc.
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Good form 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Am I the only one who actually agreed with the "good form" before realizing they were referring to her ass?
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Period accuracy 12 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Except you add stabbing pains in your abdomen, crazy hormones that will make you cry at a dropped box of tissues (which you will then pick up to dab at your still-flowing tears), and a freakish need for some ice cream, Doritos, and something altogether salty.
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Well shit, when you put it like that 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
And happens to be a genius.
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There's no privacy anymore 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
What show is it? For some reason, I'm thinking Modern Family but I don't think I'm correct.
Spongebob is metal as f*ck 3 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Wasn't this the episode with the Hash Slinging Slasher?
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I want to help my fellow citizens 12 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
But that's impossible since guns DO exist so that argument is rather irrelevant. Anyways, I think they should tighten up on WHO they give their guns to (you know, check to make sure they aren't crazy), but I still want the right to own a gun.
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How to propose to an x-ray tech 18 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
I love how the idea is made just for her so that not many others can copy it.
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Daft Punk may be immortal 24 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Exactly what I thought of when I first saw this.
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There's no privacy anymore 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Well, you can choose not to make a Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest, etc.
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Just heard this walking through the hall 8 comments
whocares · 11 years ago
Well, the teacher probably has a lot more students than just your class (unless you're in elementary school or something). I think my teachers have about four or five classes of about thirty students (well, actually my class has thirty-seven) so that's anywhere from 120 to 150 students. It would take me a bit to remember that many names. You should just be glad with whatever progress they have so far.
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