“flipping burgers” is a colloquialism for fast food work. It involves a lot more than rotating patties on a grill.
“flipping burgers” is a colloquialism for fast food work. It involves a lot more than rotating patties on a grill.


If everybody you meet make is an asshole…


Probably just"big tech bad" brain-chip knee-jerk reaction


Really close to mine: reach into my pocket and pull out whatever I want to. Time machine? Treasure? Functional immortality tied to my intent to live pill? Pants with a huge pocket so I can pull out this big thing that wouldn’t fit in my normal pocket?


sweating in USA
Oop’s image is a cuddly version of a claymore anti personnel mine.


Weird, I thought Trump was cool with bounties on government employees…


be me
American’t social mediatard
Britbongs demand money
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Replace “men” with just about any protected class, and this statistic with another one that reflezcts comparably on that group.

If the puppy bowl doesn’t feature a poorly-behaved bun I’ll be quite mad
Survivorship bias: don’t use the phone they get caught on.


I know I’m bad at a lot of things… It only takes practice and hard work to tell if I can develop beyond that.


Even then, “tough guy” culture includes “tough guy” tattoos, and cop is one of the top “tough guy” jobs, so there’s a strong correlation there.
Note the subtle bait-and-switch between the post and the study. The post says “firearms violence” but the study says firearms deaths. The post says “among children” but the study says “among children and adolescents” which they choose to include 19-year-olds.
This study jumped on a particularly unusual year and was very careful to bucket the demographics and causes of death to produce a desired impression that is not consistent with reality.


I’m gonna have to disagree with you here. 18- and 19-year-olds are still teens. say what you will about being adults, but semantically (if nothing else) they are still teens.


While actively discussing mass shootings.


I complain about saturation representation and you reply with a hue-lightness flag. Smh my head.


Yeah, this flag only shows saturated hues. This is unsaturated erasure.
In the United States, the most common street name is second Street. That’s because some municipalities have first Street and some municipalities have main Street.