Napalm wrote:

td11 wrote:tbh, my takeaway was more that the two people ahead and behind me were so nice and cool. restored my faith almost immediately

yea that was my takeaway from the story too. lots of people can generally be assholes so you gotta let it roll off yo shoulder, but those around you that observed it and displayed kindness are what it's all about.

u bro

kruker wrote:"No one's confidence or body image should be undermined by ads on our transport system."

-London mayor on why their won't be bikini or shirtless ads on the tube anymore.

What happened to this world?

WilliamC wrote:Great ending to a story that a horrible bitch started.

She doesn't need garbage dumped on her car. It's already sitting inside it.

Slowhand wrote:

WilliamC wrote:Great ending to a story that a horrible bitch started.

She doesn't need garbage dumped on her car. It's already sitting inside it.

Hey bitch, you forgot your burn sauce to go with your McFuckyourself

pacino wrote:

kruker wrote:"No one's confidence or body image should be undermined by ads on our transport system."

-London mayor on why their won't be bikini or shirtless ads on the tube anymore.

What happened to this world?

Sharia law!

The Dude wrote:

Youseff wrote:when people abbreviate Philadelphia as Phili or Philli it makes me nauseous.

Youseff wrote:I miss the early days of the internet when they didn't have red squiggly lines to tell you if you incorrectly spelled something. it was a lot easier to tell if the person you were interacting with or reading was a joker or a dingus or whatever. it's actually remarkable that people still spell things wrong a lot still on the internet.

Grotewold wrote:We had the nanny, the babysitter, the speech pathologist, and the handyman over at once last night, as the neighbor cut the lawn.

I'd love to know what the other neighbors think is going on over here

pacino wrote:

Youseff wrote:I miss the early days of the internet when they didn't have red squiggly lines to tell you if you incorrectly spelled something. it was a lot easier to tell if the person you were interacting with or reading was a joker or a dingus or whatever. it's actually remarkable that people still spell things wrong a lot still on the internet.

your stupid

Bucky wrote:

Grotewold wrote:We had the nanny, the babysitter, the speech pathologist, and the handyman over at once last night, as the neighbor cut the lawn.

I'd love to know what the other neighbors think is going on over here

disappointed in you

HANDYMAN????