Decoy321

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Decoy321,

My favorite thing about this bit is that, after he gets you, he takes the time to submit the comment you were trying to write. Candlejack is really courteous like th

Decoy321,

This could be some real monkeys paw material, though. In your carefree lack of concern, a bus actually hits you tomorrow and puts you into a coma until your predicted date.

Decoy321, (edited )

Ah, the classic unsolvable problem, P vs NP.

Decoy321,

It’s fuckin annoying. The whole time I thought I was Gen X up until a decade ago. Then all of sudden other people are telling me I’m this bullshit.

For fucks sake, I remember using rotary phones and fucking with TV antennas to get better reception. I remember when no one had cell phones or the Internet. If you didn’t know an answer to something, you just made your peace with that.

Decoy321,

Definitely as a millennial I’m of the last generation that will remember arranging to meet up somewhere in advance and sticking to that plan (or rearranging over landline with more than a day’s notice…)

This is related to an interesting phenomenon I noticed while chatting about this with my parents. The question “where are you?” was hardly asked back in the day. With landlines, you already knew where they are. The only time that question was asked involved payphones. And those barely exist anymore either.

Decoy321,

Did… Did you already forget what generation we’re talking about?

Decoy321,

Man, those were interesting times. It’s funny, elsewhere in these comments I remarked about a question people didn’t ask back in the day. “Where are you?” was hardly ever asked because of landlines.

Your response reminded me of an inverse question, one that’s rarely asked nowadays.

“Where am I?”

Decoy321,

Always has been.

Decoy321,

Stamets, you’re a god among men. Thanks for all the laughs we wish you the best!

Decoy321, (edited )

Fuck yeah this looks epic!! I will absolutely be rewatching part 1 the day before just to catch up and get myself psyched.

Decoy321,

Not only do I agree, but also recommend looking up supplementary info, like the companion website while rewatching to help connect dots.

This package of bagels I bought expired on a date that doesn't exist. (i.imgur.com)

I originally posted this on the other site back when I took the picture, and it resulted in a lot of confused comments, especially from Americans, eventually getting removed by overzealous mods. Either way, I promise you that this date does not exist, and has never existed.

Decoy321,

People can do that, you know

Decoy321, (edited )

It’s definitely cultural. I know people who consider it abhorrent. Other cultures teach their kids how to help serve the alcohol. For example, I learned how to make mojitos once I was old enough to carry the pitcher.

Decoy321,

Awwww.

Decoy321,

Rest assured, Margot Robbie. You’re definitely a real human being. Homo Sapien Sapien.

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This was the basis for the webcomic Axe Cop. It was started back in 2009 by the Nicolle brothers. Malachi (who was 5 at the time) thought up the story, while his brother Ethan (who was 28) drew them into comics.

Decoy321,

Ah, I see. You gotta wait 30 minutes otherwise the pirate skeleton will kill you.

Decoy321,

It’s quite fitting! If you ever bring him back, I’ll hear the theme song in my head while reading

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Ah, the motto of the Jackass crew, who started off as Camp Keep Yourself Safe

Decoy321,

You cut your power cables?

Decoy321, (edited )

Thank you for that interesting read. Seems like quite a lot of effort and risk for a cheap toaster.

Decoy321,

It’s presumably in one of the bags.

Decoy321, (edited )

ANOTHER GATOR? GIMME THAT SHOVEL

Decoy321,

They look like little blushing porcupines!

Decoy321,

Honestly, I don’t get it. Anyone?

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