Walpknut
This ghoul has seen it all
Next trend will be getting stung with a mosquito carrying elephantiasis.
That's weird (and yes, idiotic), but not too disturbing... seeing someone slice them open, toast them, and add cream cheese, though - now *that* would make me snap!Alright... here is is one for everyone: "Bagel heads"; (elective surgery!).
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Could that saline treatment be used to provide one with a temporary bulk of fake muscles? O:
That is awesome!
Alright... here is is one for everyone: "Bagel heads"; (elective surgery!).
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This thread reminds me of an early promo for King of the Hill that had just Hank Hill standing alone facing the camera and saying something like "I'm here to say that I think it's okay for people to have piercings and tattoos. It helps the rest of us identify the people who aren't quite right in the head."
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Could that saline treatment be used to provide one with a temporary bulk of fake muscles? O:
I'm loving the comments that equate eye-tattoos and tongue-piercings with stupidity. Just because you can't understand why someone would want to have a tongue-piercing doesn't mean that we are "stupid" for having it done. I have multiple piercings and tattoos and I worked in a clinical lab for six years. Hint: You don't get that job if you're stupid.
You do realize this is a complete and utter failure (on both your part, as well as the nature of this language, itself) to recognize the diversity and multiple implicit definitions in a vague word like "dumb", I hope? In English (and most languages of first-world countries), "dumb" and "stupid" are the same to them as "ice", whereas like the old saying goes, "an Eskimo (Inuit) has many different words for 'ice'". For simplicity's sake, this language does not show enough reverence for, appreciation of, or understanding that "dumb" has many many subdivisions, and that lacking proper words and terms for each is an obvious shortcoming of the language. Speakers who don't recognize this are equally at fault, but that's not to say that the lack of definitive terms didn't facilitate this. Just like intelligence is far more complicated and not something achieved in one specific way, but rather a myriad of different qualities all attained in their own ways, stupidity is more complex than one simplistic notion. For lack of more specific terms, the kind of behavior you're saying isn't dumb IS "dumb", because the word is just too vague; you're just not associating the proper subset of "dumb" with the subset you're attaching to said behavior.would you get your eyes tattoed? Idiot is a hard word, granted, but you cant say that its super healthy either. There is a lot of crazy stuff people do, like cutting them self or geting burns just for the scars, brandings and all that. Fancy? No clue. But it cant be really a good sign. And when those people start to develop eventually health realted issues because of it, then you cant help but ... say "men what an idiot". I am sure we all thought that once or twice about someone that has done some really crazy stuff just to end in a hospital.