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116·8 months agoThe following research https://youtu.be/FEM-r3YWKZg?si=G_qu_Un6uqVV5fzO may actually turn out to be replicaable. And in an era where more and more Americans devote their every waking hour to binge watching and playing video games, fewer and fewer of us will be capable of comprehending comedy of the most gallows variety
Depends entirely upon whether or not he hands me a few million bucks, in exchange for letting him put his fingers inside me
You really believe it’s healthier for us to pretend that we’re weaker than we are?
In the not too distant past, when we were over tye age of 18 and got felt up by someone we didn’t fancy, we saw this as an obnoxious experience, and didn’t dwell on it, much less pretend to be “traumatized”. Today, entirely too many of us are pretending to be more fragile than fine china
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52·8 months agoEarns points for skillful wordsmithing, if nothing else
Let’s take bets: How long before The President of Ukraine issues the following public statement: “Pope Francis… We Ukranians have heard your suggestion, and propose a trade. We’ll raise our white flag to Russia, when every last one of your priests permanently lays off the boy raping, and all your nuns start diddling each other, instead of all those little girls who’ve ended up in their clutches”
More simple explanation: So few people take part in local politics, the most base of our citizenry end up in office
Fault a guy for trying to make his fellow humans feel better
“I too, am a fan of a black guy who went to private school and then Columbia telling everyone that race should always be ignored”
This notion of a “color blind society” boasts the same flaws inherent within notions like “being non-judgmental”. There are many ways to define these terms, some of which are more sane and functional than others
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