I hate the trope of "I refuse to hit women!! [Gets decked]" cause it's boring but I do like the trope of someone in an RPG going "hey I don't wanna hit a kid that's kinda fucked up" and the kid just obliterates them
"i refuse to hit a woman!" = Sexist, overdone, does nothing to actually empower the woman or make the guy seem nice
"I refuse to hit a kid" = valid, even funnier when the kid whips absolutely ass in one go
Reminder that this series parodied The Rock, and they probably tried reaching to Dwayne Johnson to get the real McCoy... but instead they got Mick Foley and his performance is exactly what you would expect from a guy having the time of his life taking the piss off a former co-worker. It makes this whole thing like 30 times funnier.
4 months pregnant + some change and entering the stage where its very uncomfortable, someone tell this bb girl to get off my bladder. I want to buy a pool floaty so I can lay on my stomach without fear of squishing her (even tho she is squishing me)
Official Babcia Mention
irish coworker: *is back from a month in italy*
me: the weather must have been great, you're looking so tanned!
irish coworker: *stares down at his arms, which are a shade of eggshell white i associate with tasteful wedding table settings* i suppose i am!
welsh coworker: *enters room* wow, youre looking so tanned!
ghanaian coworker: *looks around like hes on the truman show*
A brand-new THE BAD BEGINNING: Deluxe Edition has hit the shelves this week! It features bonus content from Mr. Snicket himself and new illustrations from Mr. Helquist -- some of which can be seen above -- as well as leather lamination, full-color edges and endpapers. Available wherever books are sold.
Thanks to J. S. for providing the photos. There are a total of fourteen pages to this new character guide (the pages above can also be seen in a promotional sneak peek video here).
Turns out the scheming eunuch's love for you is genuine
It's always important to remember, that suffering does not ennoble, and that there's nothing inherently immoral about wanting to avoid drudgery.
The person quoted in the OP's screenshot thinks Americans should be scourged of their sins by forcing them to wash their dishes by hand, even if they wouldn't ever put it in those words.































