Memes/tomfoolery

May 7, 2025 5:38 PM

stonetemplefox05

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#26

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#2

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Called them whipping shitties in NE too. It’s a Midwest thing, I think.

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#21 here it's doing one in reverse.

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#6 what my co-workers need to understand, is I don't give a fuck about you people

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#21 I've heard that used down in Oklahoma. We also call u turns "Flipping a bitch". As in, "Shit, I missed my turn. Gotta flip a bitch"

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#10 /gallery/Y2v41Jz

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The reason I'll always live cats is because I've never once seen one look guilty for anything, and I respect that.

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https://xkcd.com/783/

Seriously. Skip your bloody directions. I can't follow them. I know I won't be able to follow them. Just hearing them gives me a panic attack. Just shut the fuck up and give me the address.

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#21 This honestly sounds like it should be Boston slang, not Minnesota.

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Cinderella wasnt an orphan. Her dad remarried. We just dont meet or see him.

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#14 lmaooooo

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#16 My feral ass warlock Speak With Dead'ing a severed hand he found in his own inventory

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@UncleSlam123 may have seen #11...

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Even if that went off without a hitch, I imagine they’d still end up in a future dump of mine. Great find! v

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#6 Baller exit.

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#21 I live in BC. I’ve called making a U turn on a road “Whipping a shit hook” for most of my life. I don’t know where I got it from and Boone else I’ve met has ever heard it called that before. So this is nice to hear. I’m guessing when I was in my drug and alcohol crazed 20’s I met someone from Minnesota.

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#1 somehow coffee and cigarettes made Kermit French in my head

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I always thought Kiss from a rose was pretty clearly about about an addict who finds love and replaces his drug addiction with his addiction to the person he loves.

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Considering it makes and appearance on the Batman Forever soundtrack it’s clearly about Batman missing Joker and he’s replaced him with two face and riddler

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#28 this but it's the GPS

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#10 Apparently the routes that go around the south end of the lake are too much for this person?

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#10 wouldn't actually save much time. Also a bridge spanning that much water is terrifying. The Mackinac island Bridge is scary enough for me. White knuckles the whole time.

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#2 "Hallucinating again, Susan? You really need to seek help." - perfectly innocent cat, probably.

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#10 also cause theres a train. Its actually nice, cost effective, and timely. Except for the nice and timely parts.

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#20 Native Minnesotan here. We whip shitties when we outgrow playing Duck, Duck Gray Duck but before we reach the age of knowing how to make a solid hotdish.

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#5 Kobe!

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#6 sorta like this. He told us at the start of the shift. Baller move.

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#21 We Aussies also call it “hanging the arse out of a dunny” so I get it

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here I was picturing people eating donuts in a car and calling it whipping shitties

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I mean technically it’s “hanging the arse of my dunny door” (rhyming slang for Commodore, the biggest bogan car there is)

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Do we though? In my many decades of life I have never heard that phrase.

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Ditto, heard several terms with the most common being "doughies" but never whatever the hell that guy said

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#6 I could do that

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I believe in you!

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Retire? In this economy?

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#15 My insurance agent once told me to always take to deer because if you damage your vehicle in the ditch or tree it becomes a preventable collision.

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All fun and games until the deer joins you in the cabin.

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Are you suggesting I should keep a roadkill deer carcass in my trunk in case I end up in a ditch?

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You don't need to produce the deer. You just have to claim it WAS a deer.

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Or if you get peckish

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Absolutely, doesn't matter what you hit.

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