619 pts · September 23, 2013
Nah, if you pause it at 0:32 you can see that mannequin's got dem titties full out.
If a woman wore a dress like that their tits would be hanging out. I can't tell, but I have a hunch that dress is on backwards for a prank, but it might also be meant to be worn with something under it like how you wear overalls and they just didn't put anything on the mannequin first.
The hell are you talking about? You get it free for working there.
Oh great, we're going to get nasty letters saying "Where's my baby kangaroo, why don't I have a baby kangaroo?" I hope you're prepared to deal with that.
Root word is "tablet." It was originally for medicine that got compacted into a tablet, then half-sized newspapers, then half-sized newspapers got a reputation for being reusable toilet paper (already full of shit but still ready for another wipe). Verb form would be tablet by that standard, but I mean if you aren't Englishing new uses for old words what's even the point of Englishing at all?
This motherfucker has thoroughly convinced me, in the span of 38 seconds, that I should stop by the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfurt, Kentucky one day. This is that good shit.
Sound on for this one. It's delightful front to back.
Seems that's what kitty's doing! Sorta.
Those that drink piss. =P
Looking for a wine to pair with my billionaire on flambé, wanted some ideas. I'm thinking a nice red to really bring out the rich flavor.
There'd be a very significant risk to this: The defender's still swinging and doesn't have to account for the full half a second it takes to reset the blade (calculated from AotC, shot in 24 fps, where Anakin gives us a very clear mid-duel activation that takes 6 frames to fully activate, with an assumed equal time to turn it off and no refractory period.) Some use cases exist, but it's not worth building a style around.
#47 - Appropriately for the character, here's a conspiracy theory for you: Dale knew. After he got the DNA test, he actually did get the right answer, but because he loved his wife and son he kept up the act for the sake of the family. I will take no further questions. Does anyone have a light?
Yes!
Get, we hey it. Hey it right. =P
Don't even mention X. Just call it Twitter. Reject his efforts at rebranding until he is forced to accept that it was exactly as stupid an idea as we all knew it was.
Birds can be, depending on species. There's no in between though. You get either a precious little fuzzball or you get the Amazing Screaming Scrotum.
Aside from the fact that this comic is very obviously using touchstones from the Medusa myth to tell its story, mythology - Greek or otherwise - has never had some sort of "canon" to adhere to. Even as living religions, mythologies have always been both mutable and iterative. If you want to call someone out for not getting the canon right, go insult Homer, Hesiod, Ovid, or Virgil. It's a tradition older than the stories themselves.
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/872/182/756.jpg
Korean, with literally no prompting: https://youtu.be/ei83DVsL8WE?t=518
Fuck to the chasing cut, dammit!
I'm afraid of the angel. I don't care how many times he says "FEAR NOT," those wings are going to be a problem.
It's WeRateDogs. They usually rate dogs on a scale of 0-10, with dogs typically scoring 10 or higher because they're good dogs, Bront. WRD is saying "Nope fuck this" to the robotic police dog, presumably because it's a mindless drone used to perpetuate a system of injustice while also trying to pretend like it's a good boy. Personally, even though I dislike the idea of using dogs for policework, I agree - fuck robodog and fuck whoever came up with it.
It's because of sound changes in Greek. It's Λεσβος in Greek. That spelling hasn't changed, but what has changed is the pronunciation of β (beta) - it's a B in Ancient Greek and a V in modern Greek. While Lesbos is more common in English, Lesvos is considered correct as well, and may actually be the more correct choice in a modern context, such as the Lesbian Dog Cafe.
"Yes ma'am, and we apologize for the confusion. Your ride is waiting for you. Let's see if we can squeeze you in there, seems a bit tight in there...ah, excellent. You know, when you went missing you had Mr. Barnum worried out of his mind...."
Don't worry about that. It will be washed of its sins when the ocean claims it. The water will purify and the salt will preserve, that we may remember this land of hubris, folly, and evil and learn from its mistakes.
A reminder for anyone who actually thinks this: If you think your children should suffer as you have, you did not, in fact, turn out fine.
Yet somehow, between the four of them, the literal invertebrates have it most often.
I have a vendetta against "car-a-mel." See, I grew up in a region where it's typically "car-mel" (meaning "didn't have slaves, wasn't a British colony.") And when I was in high school, there was a national poll by advertisers on the pronunciation. "Car-a-mel" won, and so every advertiser ever says it that way now - usually after saying "luscious" and "decadent" twenty fucking times. Well, I refuse to live in a candy commercial, so I refuse to say "car-a-mel."
Nah, if you pause it at 0:32 you can see that mannequin's got dem titties full out.
If a woman wore a dress like that their tits would be hanging out. I can't tell, but I have a hunch that dress is on backwards for a prank, but it might also be meant to be worn with something under it like how you wear overalls and they just didn't put anything on the mannequin first.
The hell are you talking about? You get it free for working there.
Oh great, we're going to get nasty letters saying "Where's my baby kangaroo, why don't I have a baby kangaroo?" I hope you're prepared to deal with that.
Root word is "tablet." It was originally for medicine that got compacted into a tablet, then half-sized newspapers, then half-sized newspapers got a reputation for being reusable toilet paper (already full of shit but still ready for another wipe). Verb form would be tablet by that standard, but I mean if you aren't Englishing new uses for old words what's even the point of Englishing at all?
This motherfucker has thoroughly convinced me, in the span of 38 seconds, that I should stop by the Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfurt, Kentucky one day. This is that good shit.
Sound on for this one. It's delightful front to back.
Seems that's what kitty's doing! Sorta.
Those that drink piss. =P
Looking for a wine to pair with my billionaire on flambé, wanted some ideas. I'm thinking a nice red to really bring out the rich flavor.
There'd be a very significant risk to this: The defender's still swinging and doesn't have to account for the full half a second it takes to reset the blade (calculated from AotC, shot in 24 fps, where Anakin gives us a very clear mid-duel activation that takes 6 frames to fully activate, with an assumed equal time to turn it off and no refractory period.) Some use cases exist, but it's not worth building a style around.
#47 - Appropriately for the character, here's a conspiracy theory for you: Dale knew. After he got the DNA test, he actually did get the right answer, but because he loved his wife and son he kept up the act for the sake of the family. I will take no further questions. Does anyone have a light?
Yes!
Get, we hey it. Hey it right. =P
Don't even mention X. Just call it Twitter. Reject his efforts at rebranding until he is forced to accept that it was exactly as stupid an idea as we all knew it was.
Birds can be, depending on species. There's no in between though. You get either a precious little fuzzball or you get the Amazing Screaming Scrotum.
Aside from the fact that this comic is very obviously using touchstones from the Medusa myth to tell its story, mythology - Greek or otherwise - has never had some sort of "canon" to adhere to. Even as living religions, mythologies have always been both mutable and iterative. If you want to call someone out for not getting the canon right, go insult Homer, Hesiod, Ovid, or Virgil. It's a tradition older than the stories themselves.
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/872/182/756.jpg
Korean, with literally no prompting: https://youtu.be/ei83DVsL8WE?t=518
Fuck to the chasing cut, dammit!
I'm afraid of the angel. I don't care how many times he says "FEAR NOT," those wings are going to be a problem.
It's WeRateDogs. They usually rate dogs on a scale of 0-10, with dogs typically scoring 10 or higher because they're good dogs, Bront. WRD is saying "Nope fuck this" to the robotic police dog, presumably because it's a mindless drone used to perpetuate a system of injustice while also trying to pretend like it's a good boy. Personally, even though I dislike the idea of using dogs for policework, I agree - fuck robodog and fuck whoever came up with it.
It's because of sound changes in Greek. It's Λεσβος in Greek. That spelling hasn't changed, but what has changed is the pronunciation of β (beta) - it's a B in Ancient Greek and a V in modern Greek. While Lesbos is more common in English, Lesvos is considered correct as well, and may actually be the more correct choice in a modern context, such as the Lesbian Dog Cafe.
"Yes ma'am, and we apologize for the confusion. Your ride is waiting for you. Let's see if we can squeeze you in there, seems a bit tight in there...ah, excellent. You know, when you went missing you had Mr. Barnum worried out of his mind...."
Don't worry about that. It will be washed of its sins when the ocean claims it. The water will purify and the salt will preserve, that we may remember this land of hubris, folly, and evil and learn from its mistakes.
A reminder for anyone who actually thinks this: If you think your children should suffer as you have, you did not, in fact, turn out fine.
Yet somehow, between the four of them, the literal invertebrates have it most often.
I have a vendetta against "car-a-mel." See, I grew up in a region where it's typically "car-mel" (meaning "didn't have slaves, wasn't a British colony.") And when I was in high school, there was a national poll by advertisers on the pronunciation. "Car-a-mel" won, and so every advertiser ever says it that way now - usually after saying "luscious" and "decadent" twenty fucking times. Well, I refuse to live in a candy commercial, so I refuse to say "car-a-mel."