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Or maybe, just MAYBE, don't be fucking exceptional individual and eat detergent in a first place?
Just a thought?
If you let the internet raise them you win some, troon some.
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If you let the internet raise them you win some, troon some.
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Christ that animal is fucking filthy. It's pretty much animal abuse how neglected John's dogs are.
NO U is a meme, not an argument.
Tide Pods are fine. It's retards we need to get rid of.
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10,000 injuries over 4 years isn’t exactly a lot.
I wonder what the comparative injury rate over 4 years is for say Lego?
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Obviously, that explains the dress.
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I'm pretty sure chopping your cock off counts as an injury, so we should outlaw troons.
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According to this arguement/his "research", leftist are white supremacist nazis obsessed with voting for Trump and eliminating minorities.
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Or motorcycles.
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On today’s episode of “Brianna’s Life Story is Entirely Fabricated,” we will identify which Tweets are products of her imagination versus which ones are stolen from early ‘90s TV drama plots.
First up.
First up.
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I suspect the actual source of Brianna's fantasy tale is Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
I'm amused that she details what happened to the car, and doesn't mention anything about what happened to the kid. Way to show what you care about.
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John is never going to get injured in a motorcycle accident, unless he somehow collapses and falls over while taking a selfie.
He doesn't ride motorcycles.
Shit that never happened for 200, Alex!
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Yes he does.
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Frank's chinee-dick ain't a motorcycle. It ain't even a Vespa.
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He owns a motorcycle
He failed the motorcycle license written test
There are photos of him with his stationary motorcycle
In his campaign ad, he used stock footage of a woman in a full face helmet riding a motorcycle
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The easiest tell for when Brianna is lying is when she prefaces it by saying she had a friend.
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It is true that a person's brain isn't fully developed until around the age of 25 or so. But that doesn't mean that a teenager has zero concept of their own safety or a complete lack of any grasp on reality. Teenagers are fully responsible for their actions. They're not insane nor do they believe that their lives depend on eating a laundry pod or some delusion like that. They just choose (key word, here) to ignore the consequences of their actions despite being fully aware of them.
You also shouldn't conclude that a company should concede to the demands of parents of a clearly idiotic child that they failed to raise properly just because the company is big. That sets a dangerous precedent, especially when the company did everything that's required of themselves. The packaging explicitly says not to eat them, and gives instructions on what to do should you decide (another key word) to. As a final point, it doesn't matter that they're colored like candy. Unlike kids who will eat just about anything, teenagers will invariably spit out the foul and bitter tasting laundry pods. A parent is at fault for when a child eats the pods and get sick because they weren't watching their child and left them unattended around cleaning supplies. A teenager is at fault for eating the pods when there's every reason in the world not to but they do so anyways.
But it's just easier to blame the company instead of the parents of the individual and then beg the government to do something, isn't it?
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Tide Pods are the hill John wants to die on?
Oh, well, he'll be clean for once in his life.
Oh, well, he'll be clean for once in his life.