This brought back a memory: two kids put laxatives in the school food at my school in 2004, same day that halo 2 was released and I had pre-booked it so I skipped lunch that day to go get it. A few students and I think two teachers who were the first to get to the cafeteria had already gotten toiled bound by the time I got back. And I think only three kids actually shat themselves. They cancelled school for the rest of the day and I was one of the few students in my age group who hadn’t eaten there so I just went home and had such a good time playing the game and laughing my ass off about the whole situation.
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This is a deep pull, haven’t seen this one for over a decade.
Just for the chance that this snowballs and we get more good guys with guns making moves like this, I’m buying a bag of popcorn kernels and cheap “champagne” (because I can’t afford anything else).
How is he ruining anyones day but the people at the companies in question? I’m not gonna get offended, mad or sad that a company whose product(s) I use gets laid out as being shit. Disappointed, maybe, but only if the company used to be good and I knew that before giving them money. I just go “ah, I’m glad I know this now so I can stop supporting them, thanks again Mr. Rossmann!”
Title gore.
This whole thread is just Americans saying things that they don’t have that is common elsewhere. And that isn’t answering the question at all. It’s the ever present thing of 'Murican idiocy thinking only about the US and acting like anything else doesn’t exist.
Oh look, another 'Murican “only the US exists” type comment.
Public transportation is common worldwide.
I don’t know what kind of rock you’ve been living under the past decade but it seems to have the density of nuclear pasta. This is not surprising at all. It’s certainly fucked up and depressing, but fully expected.
It’s not like there aren’t several alternatives, especially ones that are basically the same. Lawnchair, Hyperion etc.
American history in American textbooks*
It’s just impossible for 'Muricans to think about the rest of the world and understand it’s different to their experience.
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It’s not hard, get it right.
I edited my comment before seeing your reply. That edit works as an answer to your reply. You should learn to know when you have nothing of value to say about something. I don’t make posts about football because I know that I have less than basic knowledge about it (and also don’t wish to have more) for example, the same goes for you here.
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That exact model was kinda common here in Sweden too (along with the countries of others who replied).
I don’t think I’ve seen it since then and the nostalgia hit me like a brick. I distinctly remember how rubbery and mushy the buttons were, in a weirdly good way.