an absolute legend.

you’re a fool of a took

it is unfortunate that someone had to be killed. the argument is that there is no other way to accomplish change. and I would probably agree with that.

ok so she has sucked more dicks than anyone. glad we can agree on something.

money is the most important! must lick rich man’s asshole!

your mom has probably sucked more dicks than anyone else alive. I know this because I haven’t seen any evidence otherwise.

you, sir, are quite the dingdong.

that’s… not how it works. if you’re going to make an outlandish claim that you know more about something than ANYONE ELSE IN THE WHOLE WORLD then the burden of proof is on you to support that claim.

obviously the guy knows a lot. but “more than anyone else” is a really stupid claim to make, one that only a fool would make. the actual most knowledgeable person wouldn’t go around claiming this. they are too busy manufacturing.

looks like you should open a hole-digging business.

double whoosh!

helluva reference

exactly whose point of view was watching this dude? the only other person is the mom who is watching a show.

that still doesn’t make sense. no one in the scene is watching this guy so NOT POV.

arg. had this discussion about how Canada voted it down a few years back also because “too confusing.”

like, maybe there were too many options but I knew we needed to pick any of them instead of keeping the same bullshit system that has always required lesser of evil voting.

arg. people are so fickle and ignorant.

you’re right. it was decided on fear of immigrants, economic ignorance and selfish individualism.

I’m a senior full stack dev and qa engineer. Both can be equally challenging given the context. Making this statement makes you sound probably qa. Thought I’d ask but you dodged the question.

I’m not sure what’s worse. the fact you can understand the incoherence or that you believed any of it.

what qualifies you to make such a blanket statement?

you straight up have not been paying any attention

personally I think it’s the phone that’s more the problem. the persistent access seems like it contributes more to habit forming than the nebulous definition of social media. and that’s much easier to define and possible enforce.

found the smoker