i gotta respect someone that keeps the post up, and corrects themselves. i really try and do the same, even if i had put my foot in my mouth.
169 0 ReplyYep. I have posted some really dumb shit, especially on Reddit. Just badly thought out or very fucked up on drink and drugs. Years ago I deleted them in embarrassment. Now I just let it ride.
6 0 ReplyOwning your mistakes is sexy as hell.
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I admire his desire for knowledge even if his wisdom is somewhat lacking lol
124 1 ReplyRight? I know a lot of people who were subject to absolute educational neglect for their K-18. Some lean in, but others have questions.
ETA - and some days I smack myself on the forehead and realize something I should have known at age 8 but it just clicked now.
26 0 ReplyIsn’t it usually K-12? K-18 sounds like it includes a masters degree.
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He's a little confused, but he got the spirit
7 0 ReplyI admit I had to pause and think about it for a minute.
3 0 ReplyI think his knowledge was lacking, he did have wisdom to first put enough effort in searching for it and then once he realized, he admitted to it.
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I had this one time when I looked at my hand and freaked out because I had 5 fingers when I expected 4.
I am allowed to vote82 0 Replyi assume you voted for [opposing political candidate]!
31 0 ReplyIt's funny that most people are gonna assume you voted for a particular candidate AND the people who voted for that candidate are gonna assume this post is talking about them and get mad about it lul. It's sorta telling.
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In a hospital I've been to, there is a skeleton poster by the MRI machine manufacturer (I think Siemens) smugly subtitled "without imaging techniques we wouldn't know". Apparently, it's not just internet randos who forget. Too bad I can't find it online.
72 0 ReplyTo be fair, what if the entire skeleton drastically changes once you die? You can't prove it's NOT the case without an MRI.
Tho... What if an MRI causes the same changes as death...
5 0 ReplyShrodingers skeleton
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Sometimes you smoke the blunt, and sometimes, well, the blunt - it smokes you.
62 0 ReplyI once got banned from that subreddit for asking a question that was too stupid
37 0 ReplyThat’s not very nice, there are no stupid questions; seeking knowledge isn’t stupid.
That said I am curious what the question was.
8 0 ReplyThe question is right there - how did people in the middle ages know what skeletons looked like without x-ray machines?
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Well, they don’t have to be dead.
26 0 ReplyNonlethal skeleton removal
12 0 ReplyMarked safe from the skeleton press gang today!
4 0 ReplyOh god
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Just mostly dead
3 0 ReplyYes, and in middle ages they loved to torture and mutilate people
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No one tell them.
14 0 ReplyIn their defense, it is easy to forget about dead people, it's hard to remember all of them.
13 0 ReplyStrong disagree, there were far fewer dead people in those days, so remembering them all was a lot easier. Gen-M ‘sjust spoiled brats!
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They just tried mortal kombat xray attack and then they knew it was that way
12 0 ReplyIn toasty we trust
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I wanna see Ryan George make a video about the first human to ever look inside another human.
12 0 ReplyEither Sam O'Nella od Bluejay did a video and one part was about some Greek "scientist" who did live vivisections of humans in Egypt. Can't google right now, so someone pls correct me.
4 0 ReplyPretty sure it was Bluejay; I saw it not all that long ago as a recent upload and Sam hasn't posted in months.
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Dead or alive?
It's funny to imagine 'another human' amazed, wide eyes looking at his insides (also realising his boner is boneless),
2 0 ReplyNot sure how that'd work but I'm here for it, I love Ryan George
1 0 ReplyYou might wanna narrow your scope on that wish or else you're gonna get some early homosapien fetish/murder info.
1 0 ReplyThat won't be a problem. Barely an inconvenience.
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I forgor 💀
7 0 ReplyStraight from bored panda after they stole it from reddit. This meme has legs!
4 0 ReplyHow can you forget about dead people when skeletons represent dead people in the first place?
7 6 Replythought it wasn't actual dead people?
1 0 ReplyI'm thinking art and well, you could argue they often represent the concept of death which is close enough
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Well, since everyone one us is "glueing" immortal ideologies, beliefs, acts of heroisms and sacrifice on ourselves to cover our own mortality and the frailty of our meat bodies, you are excused.
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