UglyOldJafar
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I think there is a perfect word to describe the humor we get out of watching Dobson whine. Schadenfreude
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Well, it is this time of the month again. You know, when he has to whine for pity points to distract everyone from the fact he can't fullfill his own patreon milestone quotaThe Fat Man-Baby is really up on the cross today.
Well, it is this time of the month again. You know, when he has to whine for pity points to distract everyone from the fact he can't fullfill his own patreon milestone quota
Weeeeaaaaak.
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Why inject lesbian fetishism into it? Why make the wizard of oz art at all?
He's digging his own damn grave.
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Cry me a river.
You know, for someone who basically lives on the fucking Internet, you would think Dobson would understand how it works.
Dobson tweets more in one day than some people post in a fucking month and yet he seems to have all of the Internet know-how and awareness of a lemming.
He's been on a fucking tear today.
The first tweet is laughable.
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coolbro
Vacuum cleaners? Really? Some people receive gore pics and they still manage to move on with their lives. I don't know if sending pictures of vacuum cleaners even constitutes as harassment.
In the real (European) middle ages, women actually did shave, at least in the pubic area. There were psychological/cultural reasons for this (body hair was seen as unclean, the shaven skin as pure and a sign of virginity) as well as practical (keeping skin parasites such as lice in check - people bathed around once a week).To be fair I doubt characters in a middle age fantasy world bother to adhere to 21st century standards of shaving.
In the real (European) middle ages, women actually did shave, at least in the pubic area. There were psychological/cultural reasons for this (body hair was seen as unclean, the shaven skin as pure and a sign of virginity) as well as practical (keeping skin parasites such as lice in check - people bathed around once a week).
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