Ashtherion wrote:We're not worse at drinking, we're just better at being intoxicated, so we don't have to spend so much on beer.
Suck our tiny economical dicks, white people.
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A Combustible Lemon wrote:Death is an archaic concept for simpleminded commonfolk, not Victorian scientist whales.
D-LOGAN wrote:I didn't learn it today but this realisation I recently came across rocked me to my core. Toads are Frogs. They're not a separate thing. I always, always thought frogs and toads were a text book example of similar but different things, like crocodiles and alligators or foxes and wolves. But apparently there's no scientific differences, people generally think of them as being different, but technically Toads are just a type of frog. This world man, this world of ours.
A Combustible Lemon wrote:Death is an archaic concept for simpleminded commonfolk, not Victorian scientist whales.
iMURDAu wrote:So I made a funny with your name (Mr. Notch) in the anagram thread and you provide me with just enough nightmare fuel to get me through the night. Today I learned this site is pretty much perfectly balanced.
The Article wrote:Someone once told me their grandfather, during the Depression of the 1930s, would take maggots that grew on a hunk of meat he kept in the cellar and spread them on toast like butter.
Today I learned that there was a blog made about the ruckus that happened with that one John Cheese article, the John Cheese Incident. Apparently it was made by former commenter OnoSendai and the last post is from December 2012.
Wong wrote:[Douchebaggery expunged] (he's posted elsewhere that he's going to contact Anonymous to come after us, and that he has personally contacted the shareholders of Demand over the fact that he wasn't allowed to keep screaming insults in our comment section). [Douchebaggery Expunged]
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