Things I have politely borrowed from tumblr

Jul 27, 2025 10:25 AM

samuelwestphalia

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#12 I always forget Hermann Rorschach had swag

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#1 the psychopath here is not the over worked retail guy. Its the OCD milk drinking creeper

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#31 very Laurel & Hardy…

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#1 - spicy

8 months ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 0

Yea. The employee is not the problem.

8 months ago | Likes 19 Dislikes 1

#2 why is he a spy kid?

8 months ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

It was the style at the time!

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#14 Needless to say do NOT reingest the stuff that your kidneys have filtered out as harmful waste. It's a great way to give yourself kidney damage. At least this should be needless to say, but apparently it isn't anymore in the 21st century thanks to ridiculous fads like urine "therapy". (PS: Urine isn't sterile or antiseptic either despite claims to the contrary. Even the bladder isn't a sterile environment, and the urethra is rife with microorganisms including opportunistic pathogens).

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Patches from Dodgeball would beg to disagree

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Many, many years ago on YouTube I stumbled across a video posted by an elderly couple where the husband was drinking his own urine to "treat" this gnarly toe he had. I remember the wife saying, "It looks a lot better now, should fall off any day!" and she pans down to this withered, black big toe. I commented that this was stupid and they needed to go to a doctor and I essentially got back, "Respectfully, shut up, doctors are stupid." Wish I could find that video again, follow up on those wackos

8 months ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Yeah but the irresistable flavor tho

8 months ago | Likes 16 Dislikes 0

Just get a Coors lite instead. 🩵

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#33 final_1-1-3_last_1-1-0_draft

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#38 and #39 the neighbor and the dog hanging out without the owners knowledge

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I once had a dog who was gregarious. Stark contrast to me, very introverted. This dog loved meeting other dogs and people, traveling, dog shows/trials, horse shows, etc. She always announced her presence with her cheerful personality (and voice). She was much more popular than I, so out in public I always just sort of felt like her chauffeur or personal assistant. People rarely remembered me, but they always knew her by name.

8 months ago | Likes 10 Dislikes 0

Sounds like you had a dog from a disney movie

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#29 we're trying to solve the monarchy problem. sorry that some people don't like our methods.

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#45 "Wake up, Timmy! Today we've got to plow and turn over the south 1/8th."

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#1 this seems fake $40 for some Google searches like a simple google search can tell you it's impossible to single out one person because you have to buy it in bulk so he could have leaked someone else google search because they have the same name

plus this behavior is cringe as all hell. imagine wasting time and effort and $40 just because you got upset that some dumbass that doesn't know what he's talking about like are you still in grade 1 because that's how people in grade 1 acts like

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Yeah, this is definitely in that genre of fake, absurdist postings. This one is a bit more subtle than some, and I could almost imagine someone actually doing it...

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#1 Milk is used in so many dishes, almost everyone has some, especially if they serve coffee or tea.

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problem was they were in a MALL. mall locations die quickly so food places that likely sell milk would not be in a mall

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Ice latte, no espresso, no ice. Any coffee shop can make that. Most malls have a coffee shop.

8 months ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

They tend to have a food court that likely will have at least one coffee shop.
As all the workers in the mall tend to want coffee at some point in their shift so it tends to get good customer flow because of it.

8 months ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

yea like 15 years ago. talking about the US since this likely took place there. the only food stuff we have in our mall is a pizza place. Malls are dead zones. also no coffee shop either. again coffee shops wouldn't thrive in a mall anymore.

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#4

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#48 i sought this out to watch it. Its as dumb as it sounds. I watched the whole thing.

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real heroes don't wear capes

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In spite of the occasional rude employee, I don't really mind The Gap.

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That will be your downfall

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Mind it. Watch it. Obey it.

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Great... Now I need to reinstall Fallout London.

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What's this from? That's Olivia Munn, is it not?

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I searched for "groan" in the gif box...

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Look deeper

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#12

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#11 Reparations for the boots

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#38 when we last had 2 border collies, they would often bark in tandem at kids in the streeet or passers by. Eventually, I’d call them by name, tell them they were good, and either be quiet or come inside (my choice, not theirs).

After a while, some of our neighbors would actually greet them by name as they passed in front of the house.

It didn’t actually stop them from barking, but it usually DID result in a temporary silence.

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#26

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Are those mastectomy scars on him?

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Noah was AFAB

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Oh yes
Credit: https://nortverse.com

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#4 To quote yet another meme "This one sparks joy"

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#18 well, did he do it?

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#11

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Who is this dashing fellow?

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That is Gummigoo, from the animated show 'The Amazing Digital Circus.' By Glitch productions, available on their Youtube channel. It has become very popular and they recently released their 5th episode.

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Gummi here first appeared in the 2nd episode (first after the pilot) and had a brief reappearance in the 4th ep. He's already a fan fave.

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Neat, thanks!

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#31 those two look like the bumbling inept goons of a 90s cartoon villain.

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100%. Would definitely watch a cartoon featuring them as the bad guys

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#29 You know who was adopted by royalty as a small alligator? Loki. I don't see this ending well. He'll probably disguise himself as a human someday and stab his brother.

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#39 That picture's gotta be close to 15 years old. Taco Bell ran the Fourthmeal campaign in the late 00s.

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And yet I carry on the tradition.

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#1 my most recent google search is “how to prevent people from purchasing my search history on the dark web for $40”

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Serious answer: https://pri">es.org">https://privacyguides.org & https://ssd.eff.org

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Needless to say you should also browse without being logged into Google and delete your cookies / use incognito mode.

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That’s a good start, but you shouldn’t stop there if you’re serious about privacy.

VPNs only protect your data between the sender and receiver. So, your data is still saved to create a portfolio of you. It protects your data transmitted to a website but all the ads and trackers can still see that it's you and link you personally to the websites you have visited, when you visited them using an advertising ID linked to you. HSTS also can be abused to go around cookie deletion.

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Offer to sell it yourself for $35.

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8 months ago (deleted Jul 27, 2025 1:59 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

That does nothing for your search history.

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8 months ago (deleted Jul 27, 2025 6:07 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

There are significantly more ways to ID you than that. Too much for a 500 character imgur comment but VPNs just connect you to another network and should not be relied on for anonymity.

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Wait... People buy your search history? Why not cut the middle man and just pay me instead? Although mine would more likely be shit anyway because I only search things that either I suspect is dangerous or how to spell big words so I can appear intelligent online.

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Because most people wouldn't tell them about it if asked. And if they did, they'd leave out a lot.

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#6

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LOL!

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"I bought your search history on the dark web for $40" is another way of saying "I just got conned by someone pretending to be a hacker."

The fake hacker con is supposedly really lucrative. People really want to believe you can just hire a hollywood-style hacker.

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#1 Am I the only one who finds these fake poster things to be startlingly unfunny? It's like they're trying WAY too hard to go for surreal, weird humor, and it just comes off as stupid.

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I find them amusing specifically because Poe's Law means I can't be 100% certain they're jokes.

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Eh, part of the reason that I find them unfunny is that basically they bypass Poe's Law completely. They're so formulaicly constructed that it's obviously just a gag. I feel the same about "Obvious Plant" content; if it were a little better constructed and better written, it could be funny. But these break any suspension of disbelief.

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I definitely understand you. It was WAY funnier when it began, and has now become pretty derivative. That said, for some reason I still get a kick out of seeing them. I am part of the problem, I suppose :p

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#5 I'm pretty sure that's Taylor Swift.

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mom: we have taylor swift at home

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I was hoping for no, that's Becky.

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Ah, I wish I knew enough about her to have played along lol

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Consider yourself edumacated.

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