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Happy new 2022!
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I hear they are developing a mind-controlled air freshener.
It makes scents when you think about it.
It makes scents when you think about it.
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(insert three letter organization) guy wanted to hop a fence and trespass on an owner's property. The owner said "that's not a good idea, don't do it!" The official says "you see this badge? This means I can do whatever I want!" owner says "ok". He gets halfway into the pasture when an angry bull starts chasing him. The owner yells "your badge! Show him your badge!"
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Once upon a time there were two young skunks named In and Out. One day they were playing hide and seek near their burrow. They were having a great time, but then their mother poked her nose out of the burrow and saw Out, whose turn it was to seek. "Out," she said, "it's dinner time. Get your brother and come inside."
"We're playing hide and seek and In's hiding," said Out. "I don't know where he is."
"He's behind that tree," said their mother, pointing.
"How do you know?" asked Out.
"Easy," answered their mother. "In stinked."
"We're playing hide and seek and In's hiding," said Out. "I don't know where he is."
"He's behind that tree," said their mother, pointing.
"How do you know?" asked Out.
"Easy," answered their mother. "In stinked."
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I don't know what prompted that tweet (although from the date the context is obviously the 2020 US presidential election), but the reply seems somewhat ill-judged. Never heard of her myself, but "Tarah" has her full name in her profile, from which you can find a fairly impressive resume in her Wikipedia bio.WWGD said:
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Yes, it's a dig about people with advanced degrees in the social sciences. It's arguably unfair as a dig in a sense, but still kind of funny. People go into $$ in debt .Ibix said:I don't know what prompted that tweet (although from the date the context is obviously the 2020 US presidential election), but the reply seems somewhat ill-judged. Never heard of her myself, but "Tarah" has her full name in her profile, from which you can find a fairly impressive resume in her Wikipedia bio.
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WWGD said:Yes, it's a dig about people with advanced degrees in the social sciences. It's arguably unfair as a dig in a sense, but still kind of funny. People go into $$ in debt .
Well, things didn't work out quite so well for Veruca Salt either, in the end.
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I was once driving on a freshly-plowed tollway, and someone passed me at [my speed + (>10mph)], and sure enough, I saw him stuck in the median about a mile further on.Borg said:AKA the "I don't need to slow down club. "
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If he ended up in the median with only +10mph, then your own margin also wasn't that bigsysprog said:I was once driving on a freshly-plowed tollway, and someone passed me at [my speed + (>10mph)], and sure enough, I saw him stuck in the median about a mile further on.
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Speed is relative!Arjan82 said:If he ended up in the median with only +10mph, then your own margin also wasn't that big![]()
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Or further... The speed limit is relative to my reference frame.Arjan82 said:If he ended up in the median with only +10mph, then your own margin also wasn't that big![]()
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Even if a judge would buy that argument, a jersey wall won't.valenumr said:Or further... The speed limit is relative to my reference frame.
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The sign says June 28, 1965.
The aluminum benches had no cushions, so they did a good job of conducting heat from you.
I remember one in Montana that supplied a frayed piece of 6mm rope for a "restraining device". Some of them had some kind of clip or hook, but nobody used them. There were lots of little kids without adults.WWGD said:
The aluminum benches had no cushions, so they did a good job of conducting heat from you.
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