Things That Amuse You

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Originally Posted by Danno

In real life, do you listen to every goober that you come across? If there's an asshole at work, do you go to his office just so you can hear what he has to say on every topic? Why is ignoring someone somehow indicative of being a "pussy" or a "snowflake"? Why is using the internal ignore -- glossing over the posts of the goobers and assholes -- somehow indicative of being strong while using the software ignore somehow unacceptable? That's just a clown take. Which I guess isn't surprising.

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You and I have had some tiffs online.
No skin off my nose. I’d make turns with you any day.

I thought riser was chill. Oh well. Not gonna affect me.
I just find it amusing.

PS. Bragging about ignore is amusing

Danno’s a pussy

and you can quote me on that

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Tricking AI into teaching you how to do illegal stuff, when it’s programmed not to teach you to do illegal stuff.

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This headline showed up in my news feed...

"Thailand Buddhist Temples Left Empty After All Monks Test Positive For Drugs"

text from my girlfriend earlier today



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^^ would also fit nicely in the shit that annoys you thread. At least the couch probably thinks so.

Classy

that’s my girl

Show her this thread


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Annoys you or amuses you....?

"I know you said no trade. BUT, what about a Honda grom? Trade?"

Maybe if it was a pit bike I'd trade, but not interested in a grom. lol

Arcterex user review...a real one

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The scary thing is that 46 people thought this was "helpful".

Guess there are at least 47 people out there walking their dogs in 800 euro jackets. Must be a fun club.

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Originally Posted by Boissal

Guess there are at least 47 people out there walking their dogs in 800 euro jackets. Must be a fun club.

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Dunno, both times I have been to Germany in the last 9 years I have seen people riding the trains and walking around in some damn expensive jackets that are more suitable to a wilderness expedition than urban assault. Full retail upper end Jack Wolfskin was pretty popular. I was wearing a $50 on sale Columbia and a $20 Walmart fleece under it.

hobo

Walking back to my car today I realized that both my shoulders are fucked up enough to make carrying skis the usual way pretty painful. I'm too old for the bro tail drag. So I've got the bright idea of putting my poles tip to grip and then sliding the skis through the wrist loops front and back so the poles are like a handle for the skis. Has anyone tried this?

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Originally Posted by old goat

Walking back to my car today I realized that both my shoulders are fucked up enough to make carrying skis the usual way pretty painful. I'm too old for the bro tail drag. So I've got the bright idea of putting my poles tip to grip and then sliding the skis through the wrist loops front and back so the poles are like a handle for the skis. Has anyone tried this?

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You mean the Texas Suitcase?

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Originally Posted by skaredshtles

You mean the Texas Suitcase?

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Not since I was probably 7 or 8.

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Originally Posted by ~mikey b

hobo

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Absolutely.

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Originally Posted by old goat

Walking back to my car today I realized that both my shoulders are fucked up enough to make carrying skis the usual way pretty painful. I'm too old for the bro tail drag. So I've got the bright idea of putting my poles tip to grip and then sliding the skis through the wrist loops front and back so the poles are like a handle for the skis. Has anyone tried this?

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I tail drag if there's snow where I'm dragging. I don't give two fucks, and I look like an old man, who doesn't give two fucks

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Originally Posted by old goat

Walking back to my car today I realized that both my shoulders are fucked up enough to make carrying skis the usual way pretty painful. I'm too old for the bro tail drag. So I've got the bright idea of putting my poles tip to grip and then sliding the skis through the wrist loops front and back so the poles are like a handle for the skis. Has anyone tried this?

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for reals? has anybody tried the Texas suitcase? A lot of people from Texas, for sure.

They also make products that mimic the poles' function (straps and velcro).

I'm just curious as to what the "usual way" is WRT carrying skis...

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Originally Posted by Danno

for reals? has anybody tried the Texas suitcase? A lot of people from Texas, for sure.

They also make products that mimic the poles' function (straps and velcro).

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Slighting Oklahomans?

https://youtu.be/sU5cftDHOqo

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Originally Posted by Danno

They also make products that mimic the poles' function (straps and velcro).

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Tell me you learned to ski in the 80's without telling me you learned to ski in the 80's! But I think mine was the locking version....

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