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It's the dunk tank.
This is where you come to post big-brained hot takes by chuds, libs, or even fellow leftists, and tear them to itty-bitty pieces with precision dunkstrikes.
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what bizarre genie fantasy is this person living in
"yes, you will get three wishes, but you'll also get two black eyes and a bloody nose." ???
?? you could keep pressing the button, even though it's pointless, but it sounds like this person is actually wishing to murder the same people multiple times instead of repeatedly pushing a button
maybe not, maybe somebody just needs to introduce them to stimming toys – "hey buddy, check it out! they make buttons you can keep pressing forever!"
They think there are millions of burglars out there. Like it's a career demographic.
The media narrative on crime is so lazy, but it's persistent.
I'm in five burglars' groups on LinkedIn. I started two.
Plot twist: it's the communism button
4chan/reddit regularly prove the old joker quote right.
I’m very surprised that I erased myself from existence. Totally forgot about that time I stole a matchbox car from a friend during a sleepover when we were in first grade.