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/b/441558
New midweek thread: chip butty edition. |
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Cabin fever is definitely setting in. I've just had a Teams call with someone I work with, who is unattractive by just about every objective metric there is but because she's obese she also has massive tits. I think it must have been the camera angle accentuating them, but I could feel a stirring in my loins. I don't think I've ever even checked out her tits before because she's a gargoyle. |
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I just had a fuck off greasy chowmein with oovercooked crispy chicken balls. Full of salt, fuckers forgot the sweet and sour sauce, now i feel sick as a pig. My pores seep oil. |
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/pol/91916
So... |
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>> | No. 30345
/emo/30345
This is something of a meta-thread, though the topic is of some personal relevance to me as well. |
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Agreed. At the high-functioning end, loads of people self-diagnose as autistic just because they're a bit socially awkward. Not knowing what to say at parties is not a medical condition, we've just been conditioned by the media to believe that everyone is extroverted and quick-witted. You're not autistic, you're just a bit of a berk. |
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High-functioning autistic people are a special bunch who can often learn to live with their condition and have successful lives and careers, if they're raised in the right way. |
>> | No. 27266
/news/27266
Right, now that the last corona thread is over 1,700 posts long, maybe it's time for a new one. |
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>> | No. 28571
/101/28571
It appears largethreadmodlad has also locked the previous iteration of this thread; Mark VIII it is, then. |
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>>31373 All LCD panels have a slight tendency to burn in, especially when cold. It'll clear itself if you haven't left it parked for years, and even then, things like icon bars rarely burn in that hard. Don't poke at it or anything else fuckwitted. |
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There's a recent tendency for one or more posters to keep fucking up the [i]tags[i/], I don't know whether it's just more visible because post deletion is broken but it's starting to grate. |
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/news/9430
Huddersfield charity shop finally says goodbye to a shutter which lasted 26 years |
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_116395265_pota-toe!.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() 'Human foot' in Gateshead field turns out to be potato |
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tong.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>30451 |
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>> | No. 23364
/v/23364
Let's get all femanista for a bit, lads. I was just scrolling down the list of IMDb's Top 250 - which are still all excellent films - and I was struck by just how male the list is. You have to go all the way down to The Silence of the Lambs before you get a lone female protagonist, and even then more people remember that film for Anthony Hopkins than Jodie Foster. |
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23447
I'm loving the entertainment nuggets per hour system of grading entertainment. |
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23448
I find drama/comedy/entertainment in general just doesn't work sped up for me. (If it's so badly directed or edited that I need to change the speed, it's rubbish that's not worth watching to begin with) |
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>> | No. 29826
/news/29826
So what's all this about Americans rioting then? How come there's no American SWP representatives hanging around? |
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https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/18/politics/riley-june-williams-fbi-investigation/index.html |
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>> | No. 4253
/mph/4253
Okay might as well try and be polite and keep the oil out of the other megathreads. |
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>>4498 |
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I've lately become a little bit fascinated with really old cars. |
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I'm afraid my Meriva has sensed my thoughts about its 'spongy' steering and decided to throw one of them EPS failures at me. |
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/shed/13515
Ban appeals, supplication and fry-ups. |
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>> | No. 11742
/beat/11742
Time for a new thread. |
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The films are shit, but this is stuck in my head. |
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12655
My new favourite cover version. |
>> | No. 13192
/nom/13192
This is going to be our food review thread. |
>> | No. 14089
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snapshotimagehandler_991405097.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Not horrendous, although I wouldn't get it again as a full meal like it claims to be, it feels like something you'd have 3 of 4 bites of as a small garnish. |
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>> | No. 430053
/b/430053
Shamelessly stealing the very excellent idea from >>/101/28964 |
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441704
Just replaced the microswitches on my mouse with Japanese Omrons. 10/10, would recommend. |
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>>441699 |
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God, I miss girls. With their dead small hands and all the mad hairstyles they'd have, long, short, curly; it was grand. |
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>> | No. 4996
/fat/4996
I'm going to attempt to quit smoking and was wondering if any of you had tips or experiences to share? We did have a thread a few years back but it seems to have disappeared from the catalogue, though from what I remember Allen Carr's book was highly recommended. |
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I've never been an addict but found that having a 0mg vape stopped me from buying a pack when drunk or bumming cigs off people outside pubs. It's an excuse to go outside and puff but without the nicky hit. Maybe that'll help by still allowing you to go outside for a bit? |
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>> | No. 66854
/iq/66854
What exactly *is* a Laurence Fox? |
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Well, simple answer is, he's a wanker innit |
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>> | No. 23449
/v/23449
I suppose we need a /v/ equivalent of the /e/ and /beat/ threads. |
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>> | No. 67702
/iq/67702
Why is it you only see mini babybel in shops and not proper size babybel? |
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fuckminibabybels.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Fuck Mini Babybels. |
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They've changed babybel recently. It's like they've inflated them. They're larger but a lot less dense. |
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will o' tha people innit |
>> | No. 62754
/iq/62754
>A neo-Nazi terror suspect entered a "Miss Hitler" beauty contest in a bid to attract new members to a far-right extremist group, a court has heard. Alice Cutter is alleged to have won the competition organised by National Action after taking on the nickname Buchenwald Princess in reference to the Nazi death camp. |
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PARIS IN THE THE SPRING[1].jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>67799 |
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i'd smash that fash, lad |
>> | No. 8117
/£$€¥/8117
Several lads here seem to have a grasp of investments and so on. Do any of you have a regular income outside "earner income"? What kind of category does it fall into, and how did you come into it? |
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>> | No. 14054
/nom/14054
How many takeaways do you have in a month? What's the right amount? |
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I have one every other week usually. |
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Usually I have one once every six weeks, if you average it out over a year. However, in the past month just gone I've had two, because I'd not had any takeaways at all for a couple of months before exactly a month ago and then on something like the 28th I wanted a Chinese. I had a crab that time! Oh, the novelty. The chippy and the Chinese closest to me are probably the best I've had and COVID has forced the Chinese to start home deliveries rather than only doing customer pick-up, so, that least some good has come from all this. |
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>>14054 |
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Once, maybe twice. |