Cutest shit ever
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unfitninjuh (11/10/2015) [-] 
He's probably too strong to punch the cancer out of her without killing her.
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sirpoopcloud (11/10/2015) [-] This right here is an SPF round it can drop a man from a proud individual to a sobbing wreck at 2 kilometers.
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barakakaka (11/10/2015) [-] No this is a hand made .50 Hollow Point autocannon round made for a Glock 19. It specifically kills babies and puppies.
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seatherten (11/10/2015) [-]
Maybe you should have said sometthing about assault clips harvested from skin of babies or smth then they would get it easier. With some of the people you gotta exaggerate for them to understand that something is said as a joke.
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paradoxofnight (11/10/2015) [-] Looks like [REC], but I could be wrong. Spanish horror movie.
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murrlogic (11/10/2015) [-] I kinda hate Yahtzee myself. He's so...not into his job
He's self aware his job description is playing video games for a living and writing reviews on the internet for Zero Punctuation whose traffic as of late is beginning to decline just like Screwattack.
Also Yahtzee's friend whom he brings for Co-Op reviews...way more interesting person than Yahtzee and he knows this so he does everything in his power to shut his friend up and speak when accorded to.
He's self aware his job description is playing video games for a living and writing reviews on the internet for Zero Punctuation whose traffic as of late is beginning to decline just like Screwattack.
Also Yahtzee's friend whom he brings for Co-Op reviews...way more interesting person than Yahtzee and he knows this so he does everything in his power to shut his friend up and speak when accorded to.
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dragonofhate ONLINE (11/10/2015) [-]
I liked Yahztee when I first saw him, but now it's just that I listen to him when I'm bored. It's an opinion and even if I'm against that opinion. I'll still listen to it. It's a habit.
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sanitarysan (11/09/2015) [-] i should shave my head, people might mistake me for a skin-head though...
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mrpotatofudge (11/09/2015) [-] some ad on youtube keeps telling me to buy their razors and shave my head
i think something making shaved heads a trend...
i think something making shaved heads a trend...
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corsairjoshua [OP](11/09/2015) [-] I would love to be challenged with more cuteness.
I'm all about Single Strike Mike content!
I'm all about Single Strike Mike content!
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lostabyss (11/10/2015) [-] Do not worry friends, this child is just in the final stages of strength training and of course has lost hair.
soon a new hero will be ready
soon a new hero will be ready
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scorpidea (11/10/2015) [-] ****PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT****
When I was 17, I was severely burned on my right arm from boiling cooking oil. From my elbow to wrist was second degree burns, which now, 22 years later, looks like a marbling of different races. From wrist to finger tips... ALL skin was gone, I was left with just tendons, (partially cooked) muscle and bones. I had to have several surgeries, which included a complete skin graft of my right hand. I have regained FULL range of motion, strength, and somehow feeling (just not hot/cold) in it but it looks like something Frankenstein's Zombie dog threw up.
Whenever I see someone with a bad scar of other anomaly, ie. missing limb, crutch, bald at a younger age, anime t-shirt.... I ask them what happened. I remember that I hated having people just stare and would rather just get what I knew they were wondering out into the open. If it was a traumatic experience that they didn't want to talk about, I would drop it right there.
It's rude to stare, it's not rude to ask.
When I was 17, I was severely burned on my right arm from boiling cooking oil. From my elbow to wrist was second degree burns, which now, 22 years later, looks like a marbling of different races. From wrist to finger tips... ALL skin was gone, I was left with just tendons, (partially cooked) muscle and bones. I had to have several surgeries, which included a complete skin graft of my right hand. I have regained FULL range of motion, strength, and somehow feeling (just not hot/cold) in it but it looks like something Frankenstein's Zombie dog threw up.
Whenever I see someone with a bad scar of other anomaly, ie. missing limb, crutch, bald at a younger age, anime t-shirt.... I ask them what happened. I remember that I hated having people just stare and would rather just get what I knew they were wondering out into the open. If it was a traumatic experience that they didn't want to talk about, I would drop it right there.
It's rude to stare, it's not rude to ask.
