How (and why) to Ramble on your goat sideways
I'm a terrible person
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LOL OMG WE SAW 2 OF THESE STICKERS!!!!
I see them every day. All the hipster kids have them all over the their ****. Old people should be banned from a lot of the internet because they really just don't get it.
I see them every day. All the hipster kids have them all over the their ****. Old people should be banned from a lot of the internet because they really just don't get it.
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Pedobear IS real. According to one Polish newspaper, he was one of the mascots of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics:
(No, that wasn't photoshopped. Well, technically it was, but that was prior to being printed in the newspaper.)
(No, that wasn't photoshopped. Well, technically it was, but that was prior to being printed in the newspaper.)
I am reminded myself of this whenever I pass my dads computer and see 35 Internet Explorer windows open. He refuses to use tabs or FireFox
America's newest Medal of Honor recipient has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, defense contractor BAE Systems, alleging the company and his supervisor there punished him for his opposition to a weapons sale to Pakistan and prevented him from finding other work by portraying him as a problem drinker and mentally unstable.
Dakota Meyer, who was awarded the honor in September, objected to the company's sale of high-tech armaments to Pakistan, according to the lawsuit, saying the U.S. weapons sale is "giving to guys who are known to stab us in the back" and "the same people who are killing our guys."
In response, BAE is carefully pushing forward with defending itself in the case while not personally criticizing the Medal of Honor recipient.
"As an organization whose core focus is to support and protect our nation's troops, we are incredibly grateful to Dakota Meyer for his valiant service and bravery above and beyond the call of duty," Brian J. Roehrkasse, a BAE spokesman, told CNN. "Although we strongly disagree with his claims, which we intend to vigorously defend through the appropriate legal process, we wish him success and good fortune in all his endeavors."...
Dakota Meyer, who was awarded the honor in September, objected to the company's sale of high-tech armaments to Pakistan, according to the lawsuit, saying the U.S. weapons sale is "giving to guys who are known to stab us in the back" and "the same people who are killing our guys."
In response, BAE is carefully pushing forward with defending itself in the case while not personally criticizing the Medal of Honor recipient.
"As an organization whose core focus is to support and protect our nation's troops, we are incredibly grateful to Dakota Meyer for his valiant service and bravery above and beyond the call of duty," Brian J. Roehrkasse, a BAE spokesman, told CNN. "Although we strongly disagree with his claims, which we intend to vigorously defend through the appropriate legal process, we wish him success and good fortune in all his endeavors."...