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I fucking hate the elf forums fuck my life

the cici's pizza mr pibb hits different

could you make up some more words please :)

wawa gobbler

belly laughing while sloshing my chalice around in my many ringed hand

the toddlers don't give a FUCK about this minion song we have. they'll literally stop dancing and sit down when it comes on. music so bad you can't even have fun anymore

music make you gain control

I’ve been watching so many old garbage movies recently that I’ve started to have like 60s sci fi themed nightmares where I’m being attacked by like horrible ape monsters and it’s actually scary as fuck! What an awful problem to have

I'm gonna be honest 'cowboys were a sort of itinerant warrior class common in meiji-era texas' always annoys me a bit because it's a funny post but also No They Weren't. They were an itinerant pastoralist class common in Meiji-era Texas. And indeed the wider western region of post-Risorgimento America

me having to explain to people that the reason i like runescape isn’t because of the mmo rpg elements or the lore or whatever it’s purely because it’s deadly unserious. npcs will look you in the eye and call you out for using a quest guide. your player character never knows what’s happening ever. there’s a side quest where a mad scientist accidentally turned some guy into a chicken. there are so many quests that are just blatant parodies of pop culture and the public domain. there have been several updates to the game that have just been fixing typos in quest dialogue. you’ll be given talk interaction options for corpses and then the game will basically call you stupid for trying to talk to the dead body. evil bob.

Speaking from experience, the "normal to want and possible to attain" meme has been revolutionary for the "abnormal to want, impossible to attain" crowd

(thinking of something I want) is this normal. Is it attainable

anyway let's all get stoned together and ask each other super invasive and inappropriate questions

forehead tattoo that says "the consequences of not checking your email are always bigger than the consequences of checking your email"