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Mar 27, 2026 8:22 PM

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#8 I used to watch the Dave Allen Show as a kid with my da. Pure nostalgia.

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#19 Once in a great while, it works. See: Animal House (1978)

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#14 so that explains why sliced, cooked potatoes make you chipper.

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#15 - Fools! It's now fully-charged! RUN!!!

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#14 is just because were peeing it out and that goes into the soil because our sewer system is leaky and im horrendous shape?

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#15 Wait until it hits 88MPH

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#32 Do that with music all the time. Whoops, I wanted to hear that but I wasn't listening.

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#48 Unbothered by Evil.

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#7 He is plotting......

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#15 It didn't die. It only got STRONGER! And somewhat enlightened as well.

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#2

Is that a picture of guy holding a miniature suitcase with his toes? Okay. I've reached the end of the internet.

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too long for toes also you have to have fucking weird feet to bend your toes like that, he just has fat fingers

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#5 Twins! Problem solved. Two very different cakes every birthday, so everyone gets something they like.

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#11 what do you want Diogenes? “For you to Get out of my sunlight!”

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#8 We got a new shipper in our warehouse. Must have flat out lied on his resume, because that mf tried to ship one of my US to Aus order via UPS Ground.

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#16 Ah… So the average user on any socialmedia - Imgur included?

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#18 If I said the name Geraldo, would I have to say more?

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#17 someone hands me a bat, I sign it

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#2 - I printed a bunch of those for xmas presents last year. Multi color, and better quality.

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#21 c section….

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#8 but why do we drive on a parkway, and park on a driveway?

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#22 i can attest to at least 16000 feet splattering one on my windshield

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#15 ohh it’s artwork

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#9 Why do SCUBA divers fall backwards into the water?

If they fell forwards they'd fall into the boat

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Classic

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Like tht scene in Hot Shots

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#39 cf mark twain puddin head wilson

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#21 yeah how dare someone not be passionate about making money for the owners of their company!

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#14 one potential cause for this is pharmaceuticals contaminating water supplies https://www.usgs.gov/water-science-school/science/pharmaceuticals-water

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If that's the case, wouldn't the potatoes have *all* the pharmaceuticals present in water supplies, not just these ones?

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I would not expect that at all. Different chemicals bind to different receptors, and potatoes won’t have receptors for all chemicals. Not to mention the hypothetical changes that might occur as the chems move through other substances. Who knows what gets filtered by the dirt and clay and whatnot. We’d need a **lot** more information to draw any strong conclusions.

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I will grant you that it merits more investigation but I think this is a much more likely explanation that the fact that potatoes somehow naturally produce incredibly complex pharmaceutical chemicals.

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They already produce loads of different alkaloids.

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I agree. I don’t know how or when benzos were first found in them, but we’ve known about benzos for a long time, and we’ve known about potatoes for a really long time. What’s the probability that these chemicals were missed for however many years before they were first discovered in potatoes? It has to be astronomically low.

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“astronomically low” doesn’t really make sense, but I can’t think of the right term, and I’m sure everyone gets that it means a lot of zeroes after the decimal, but it’s awkward phrasing, nonetheless.

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#44 Pretty sure this was debunked ages ago, with things added to the originals to try and change the meaning.

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"For the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil .... " 1 Timothy 6: 10 KJV (Sunday school taught me that one)

"For what profit is it to a man if he gains the world but loses his soul." Matthew 16:26 KJV (Castlevania: Symphony of the Night taught me that one)

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https://www.reddit.com/r/PetPeeves/s/yfKtvGOn1X

This has a couple of them debunked.

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Pretty much, though the Blood/water "new" version did actually have similar old proverbs in some non-English languages. I'd also note that some of the "new" versions (notably "Great minds..." and "Curiosity killed...") are over 100 years old now. So while the image is wrong to claim they are originals or misquoted, there is some historicity behind even the new versions now.

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Longevity of the new versions isn't the problem, it's declaring the revised version as the "original" as if it's some lost truth modern society has lost. By all means, adopt the new version if you like it, but the way they're being presented encourages a lack of critical thinking.

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I had no idea historicity was a word.

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It's a fun word! The concept shows up a lot if you ever make a study into older (often semi-mythological) history accounts. For example it shows up when studying King Arthur, the Trojan War, early Rome, or Biblical history; where we have evidence that parts of what they say probably happened, but other parts may have been merged, changed, or added on later.

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It is now. English is fucky like that.

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You want one that really did lose half to turn it into something that sucks?

In matters of taste, the customer is always right.

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That's frightening. I'm going to go see if gravity is actually a thing, now.

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