i THINK I'm going to brush up on my MIG and TIG welding this weekend. Kind of shitty at it
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auto feeding is a pain in the butt to set up. yeehaaww
So I got a job at a supermarket and I'm surprised at how chill it is..pretty cool people there and I'm not as nervous as I thought I'd be.
It fucking sucks when the groceries get backed up on the belt though..that shit is like when toilet is overflowing and it just freaked me out the first few times it happened.
It fucking sucks when the groceries get backed up on the belt though..that shit is like when toilet is overflowing and it just freaked me out the first few times it happened.
sure is... [FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]yeehaaww [/FONT]
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Yeeeehawwwww!!!
damn cats should let me sleep. love em, but jesus
Nade420xOG
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Lmao this is funny to me. The shit I get mad about. But I mean a man with extreme munchies. Can't be eating half the fries. Some is ok....
you're the don
i knew a guy who had some engineering degree and career.. still did two nights a week at his old market job because retirement and benes can't be beat.
you get to see the whole community and learn about shit no one else sees. if you gotta have a job in the industrial era, food chain isn't a bad place to be..
may not see it yet but you have hit gold in the contemporary society.
whatsmells
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So the funny pictures thread got closed. It appears someone was offended. Are you kidding me? You cant post a word or picture without someone being offended so are you going to close every thread? Lighten up a little Francis. I'm sure this post will offend someone.
I truly believe that we are the most whiney, sensitive, thin-skinned, easily offended society in the history of the world.
Nobody has ever been as prolific at getting offended as we are.
Nobody cries over insignificant nonsense as loudly and consistently as us.
It’s the one thing we seem to do better than everyone else on the planet. We corner the Offended Market, and it’s not even close. Modern Americans love to get offended more than we love eating Cinnabon or talking about our fitness goals. If it was an Olympic sport, we’d grab the gold, silver, and bronze every year. If it was a job, we’d all be millionaires. In fact, we have turned it into a job, and the people who do it professionally are millionaires (Al Sharpton, etc). It is our calling card, our national pastime. It is the battle we fight and the banner we wave.
We get offended faster and more efficiently than anyone. And it’s not just our speed that separates us from the rest — it’s our endurance. We have a limitless capacity for offendedness. Every week there are dozens of new national outrages and boycott campaigns and social media crusades to raise awareness about some offensive thing, or to get someone fired for saying some offensive thing, or to teach people that some previously non-offensive thing has now become offensive.
Most of all, I find myself positively dazzled by the dexterity and athleticism with which we get offended. We can juggle six or seven outrages all at once, and then drop them and pick up new ones in the blink of an eye.
Our creativity and meticulousness are also quite notable here. We can look at any situation and extract hundreds of offensive factors that an untrained eye probably would have overlooked. We conjure up more fabricated outrages and controversies in a month than past civilizations could have mustered in a thousand years.
Do you remember what everyone was super worked up about four weeks ago? Yeah, me neither. That’s the point. We move on to the new outrage so quickly and the old ones are buried and forgotten. Well, whatever it was way back then, I’m sure it was REALLY bad and we were REALLY upset.
It’s always something. We have located the Fountain of Eternal Indignation, and we drink it by the gallon. Walsh.
I truly believe that we are the most whiney, sensitive, thin-skinned, easily offended society in the history of the world.
Nobody has ever been as prolific at getting offended as we are.
Nobody cries over insignificant nonsense as loudly and consistently as us.
It’s the one thing we seem to do better than everyone else on the planet. We corner the Offended Market, and it’s not even close. Modern Americans love to get offended more than we love eating Cinnabon or talking about our fitness goals. If it was an Olympic sport, we’d grab the gold, silver, and bronze every year. If it was a job, we’d all be millionaires. In fact, we have turned it into a job, and the people who do it professionally are millionaires (Al Sharpton, etc). It is our calling card, our national pastime. It is the battle we fight and the banner we wave.
We get offended faster and more efficiently than anyone. And it’s not just our speed that separates us from the rest — it’s our endurance. We have a limitless capacity for offendedness. Every week there are dozens of new national outrages and boycott campaigns and social media crusades to raise awareness about some offensive thing, or to get someone fired for saying some offensive thing, or to teach people that some previously non-offensive thing has now become offensive.
Most of all, I find myself positively dazzled by the dexterity and athleticism with which we get offended. We can juggle six or seven outrages all at once, and then drop them and pick up new ones in the blink of an eye.
Our creativity and meticulousness are also quite notable here. We can look at any situation and extract hundreds of offensive factors that an untrained eye probably would have overlooked. We conjure up more fabricated outrages and controversies in a month than past civilizations could have mustered in a thousand years.
Do you remember what everyone was super worked up about four weeks ago? Yeah, me neither. That’s the point. We move on to the new outrage so quickly and the old ones are buried and forgotten. Well, whatever it was way back then, I’m sure it was REALLY bad and we were REALLY upset.
It’s always something. We have located the Fountain of Eternal Indignation, and we drink it by the gallon. Walsh.
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noyd666
even noddy got banned lol.
whatsmells
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noddy = Seaf0ur??
I'm so full of shame when I order one of those cinnamon buns. But they're sooooo gooood
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noyd666
STRAIGHT OUT THE FRONT WINDOW THIS MORNING.
ocean mate.
Midwest sticky
Resident Smartass & midget connoisseur
Beautiful view brother.
oingo boingo
word of support for "unnamed seed retailer"
unlike most cos that don't try to piss people off, this "guerilla" co. promoted themselves by distributing stickers and asking customers to post them in ....interesting... places...
not that i support vandalism of anything created with care.. but i liked the spirit of defiance and antiauthoritarianism the compo inspired..
..and the bloody prizes... people are sticking the stickers on police or army vehicles or historical stuff... and maybe they're sneding old stock or somethnig? because they keep posting these prize pics and they've got over $100 worth of half a dozen seed packs plus gobs of ..stuff..
this kind of generosity could destroy the foundation of crappy ungenerous civilisation!
anyways i guess they're having a load of difficulty now, but i wanted to give them props for inspiring people to challenge the power.
unlike most cos that don't try to piss people off, this "guerilla" co. promoted themselves by distributing stickers and asking customers to post them in ....interesting... places...
not that i support vandalism of anything created with care.. but i liked the spirit of defiance and antiauthoritarianism the compo inspired..
..and the bloody prizes... people are sticking the stickers on police or army vehicles or historical stuff... and maybe they're sneding old stock or somethnig? because they keep posting these prize pics and they've got over $100 worth of half a dozen seed packs plus gobs of ..stuff..
this kind of generosity could destroy the foundation of crappy ungenerous civilisation!
anyways i guess they're having a load of difficulty now, but i wanted to give them props for inspiring people to challenge the power.
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