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Jul 1, 2026 10:00 PM
youtinybrainedwipersofotherpeoplesbottoms
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SecurityBadger
#4 Admittedly, Humidititties is funnier, but we're lazy, and 2 syllables is easier then 5.
OneMoreLime
#11 probably handles water better than the waste management one.
phatdaddi
#5 that's where the fudge is packed
TheobromineAddict
#11 Amish engineering. Nice woodworking.
AllTheGoodOnesWereGone
#5 Did you not know about the Snozzberries?
SlickWithaLimerick
#11 CedarTruck
HeywouldJablowme
#5 I've only had my butt eating out once or twice, but I always felt really bad for the girl doing it. Like, yeah, that felt pretty good in a weird way, but I just worked in 8 hours shift...
Evenmoreuselessname
#11 slop
OnlyOneArman
It's one of those rare double slop images! Rare like the yearly 30 year storms and so forth.
icannotthinkofanyrationalname
#8 Very good. First time I have seen this reference, and I'll never be able to unsee it.
copingcabana
#13 Mobius, mo problems.
Hexrowe
#4 Surely you mean humititty
PotatoCatz
Mm yeah that's better
Seethreepeeoh
Nippledripple
seekingdaedalus
Scoochie Boochie solving this all the way back in 2020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXI62VKJG9U
(verse starting ~1:22)
CouldntCakeLess
excellent. outstanding. dank.
HandoB4Javert
MistryBabylon
#12 can someone explain the pun to a non english speaker?
zuken
There's a well known song by metal band Metallica called "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
Usoki
"Ask not for whom the bell tolls / It tolls for thee" is an iconic line from a poem about death by John Donne, referring to churchbells ringing during a funeral. As such, "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is used for novel and song titles, among others.
MahadmaGaudi
oh, I thought Metallica
thekadeshi
Donne coined it, Hemingway put it into our lexicon, Metallica brought it back
MistryBabylon
oh nice, so it's also the english title for Hemingway's novel. Thx, I learnt something!