Amusing #33

Apr 30, 2022 7:31 PM

sprxsie

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Joe Lycett tax

Moose tax

#13 the priest sees it "finally, some truly original sin!"

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#2 If I don't have at least one of these reactions every year, I've failed as a teacher.

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#10 he knows this isn't his turn yet. Maybe he's weak against the type they're fighting.

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SPRINGER TAX! And just this moment I heard mine in the other room shaking.. Only heard the lips flapping haha

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#11 correction: geologist screws up: giant boulder on mountain top now giant boulder in the middle of ruined town.

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#16 beever

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#2 You're reading it BECAUSE you're uneducated. And you can't understand it for the same reason that you can't understand foreign baby books

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#13 Now I want a tiny orange . . .

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#11 geologist screwup: world's largest selenite crystal disintegrates on its way to a museum

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#18 Anyone else start singing The Taste of Ink to themselves while reading this?

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I can hear Burt in my head

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#8 what a bro picking up his drunk friend in the middle of the night.

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#13 to ca

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#19 Stranger. From the outside. OOOOOOOHHHHHH!

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Hi, it's good to see you! Have a good day

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#13 If I ever have a kid, and she's not at least as crazy as this girl, I will have completely failed in all things.

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Jesus gave bread and fish. Coat girl gives oranges. She understood.

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All hail our zesty messiah!

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#17 ShabBat Man!

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#13 the blessings of he lord comes in many shapes, including small oranges

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#5 Elijah Wouldn't reminds me of Hector Salamanca:

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#16 what a cute little bumblebeaver

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Beever

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ornages

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#16 Bumblebeaver. I love it

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#2 tbf half the appeal of hakespeare is 14th century social commentary, with humor that relies on 14th century English pronunciation

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I get that geese are dangerous but how hard could it be to get rid of them? We kidnap bears and move them 100's of miles...

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Bears can't fly

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Yet!

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So you're saying we kidnap some bears, and bring them to the airport to take care of the geese? This just might work.

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#13 'Pew Pew, Pew Pew!'

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#1 Trust me, you don't want to see what happens when it gets to a Level 6 Goose Warning.

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Well, we do want to see it...but only from a well pixilated distance ;)

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You mean Armagoosedon?

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That's when they bring friends. We got a local gang of 3 geese that can get very grumpy at local traffic in the morning.

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We won't have the time to know.

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Nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

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Good news is that you'll level up after defeating 5 and your new gear will help with Level 6 boss goose!!

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Thanks Gandalf.

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How high does this scale go??

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4.

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9, theoretically, but humanity does not survive past a 7.

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Bold of you to claim we can't live past 7....hang on there's someone at the door....*HONK* OH GOD IT'S GOT A KNIFE ITS GOT A KNI....*HONK*

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Shakespeare is great and all, I just never got why we read so much of him to the detriment of other authors.

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Is it a US thing? We only mentioned him in school. Never actually studied or read about him. Also I'm not from the US

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And I assume you're not from any former British colony.

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Correct, from Scandinavia

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He was prolific

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The theatre housing all his and all the other great writers of the time, burned to the ground. Only Shakespeares works survived the flames.

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Source?

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Most teachers don't do a good job of explaining how Shakespeare captured so many eternal human dilemmas.

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He kinda invented the modern english language, that's a large part of it. That said, he also liberally committed plagiarism and story theft.

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Isn't there a theory that Shakespeare wasn't a single person but a pseudonym for a couple writers?

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I've seen that, as well that the main author was an earl who couldn't be seen with the theater.

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He's public domain and a lot, and I mean a **lot** of modern storytelling is directly or indirectly influenced by him.

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It gets into a feedback loop. Teach it because it's important, then those taught are influenced, keeping it relevant to teach again.

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Was trying to stay out of most of this convo because I've heard it all before, but there's no reason to read 20+ Shakespeare plays in my 1/

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Academic career, mandatory, but only ever had to read one Steinbeck novel. It gets ridiculous after a point

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In my compulsory education phase we did Romeo and Juliet every fucking year. Also only read Of Mice and Men for American fiction. Why do >

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Ever hear of a little movie called Gnomeo and Juliet? Based off a Shakespeare play.

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How do you slide your hands DOWN someone's thighs and end up at their hip bone?

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Technically it f the person was laying on their back on you were on top , your hand would be moving down.

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The sliding recipient is Spiderman, hanging upside down from a building.

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The kissing starts on the stomach and ends up at their hip bone.

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#18 For the sheet, get a duvet cover you like and split it at the seams: hey, presto, a super-long bedsheet. For the blanket, I… 1/2

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Alternate answer: Use the blanket in a diamond shape.

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where tf you getting a super long bed to put this abomination of a bedsheet on?

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I have a 90x200cm mattress. I'm 193cm. When lying on my belly, my feet stick out over the edge, but the super-long sheet can stay tucked in.

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…actually use a long, very heavy, & densely-woven tablecloth (we didn't realize it was a tablecloth for a while); YMMV. 2/2

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Alternatively, I just use 2 blankets: One for my upper body and one for my feet

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Wear shoes to keep your feet warm.

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