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usualsuspect191

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  • Bri-ish

  • Is there a reason that all elected (not appointed) officials shouldn't be subject to a recall vote?

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  • In Canada you can recall elected officials (although difficult to actually pull off), so it's crazy to me that in the US there's no mechanism to do so?

  • Infinity vape gauntlet

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  • I was thinking Voltron, but Captain Planet works too

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  • You knew Spiders Georg? I heard he has a really silky voice.

  • It's about grandpa

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  • Were home? Is that like a man that turns into a house in the full moon?

  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day - Official Trailer - Only In Cinemas July 31

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  • My hole

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  • Does it seem like the panels are out of order to anyone else?

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  • I also hate the term privilege because it implies those people have something they shouldn't have, i.e. they need to be brought down, when really it's that other people have a disadvantage. This makes the ones labeled privileged defensive because it seems like an attack instead of a call for help.

    Everyone should be at least at the same level as the "privileged" ones.

    Edit: it seems I might not have been clear as the discussion below seems to perfectly encapsulate why I personally dislike the term privilege because of how it frames things. The majority of privileged people aren't getting a leg up, they just don't have the things dragging them down that underprivileged people do. Maybe an analogy will help:

    Imagine a grueling and difficult race everyone is forced to run. The actual distance is arbitrary and doesn't matter, you just need to complete it. The starting line is a staggered mess with people starting forward and backwards from each other to varying degrees. Many of the people in the race rightly point out this is not fair and want the starting lines to at least be the same for everyone. Now, which do you think is more beneficial to having everyone agree/work to move the starting positions; saying the people in front need to move back, or that the people further back should be moved forward?

  • Important clarification

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  • For the vet's it's just been the usual amount

  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day - Official Trailer - Only In Cinemas July 31

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  • Wonder if this means they'll do Man-Spider

  • Get conflicting messages here

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  • I only eat meat that ran into me from around the corner with toast in its mouth

  • Now maybe I'm delusional. But I got myself one of these in hopes of performing to standing room only audiences

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  • Mine's more like a trombone

  • Commence psychological breakdown

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  • In Back to the Future, Marty uses his father's love of sci-fi books to scare him by pretending to be an alien called Darth Vader from the planet Vulcan. This meme shows the realisation later when the father watches Star Wars (the father is played by Crispin Glover)

    https://youtu.be/hHZctSnNrsw

  • Dogs online

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  • Dogs are sentient. Maybe they mean sapient?

  • Wise horse

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  • Creme brulee?

  • Adventuring Gold

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  • Yeah those are poverty wages in large swaths of the country

  • Took My Job [Explosm]

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  • I appreciate the serifs for "AI", as all the popular modern fonts botch it all the damn time.

  • Share this with 5 people or it gets ya

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  • I'm wondering why they didn't just use the normal colour-coded thermostat wire. They presumably had to test continuity and label it which is way more work.

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  • Feels pretty self-explanatory