A member of the Australian post-punk band EXEK played a gig in Berlin once wearing a “Succulent Chinese Meal” cap
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That shirt appears to be from the Chinese restaurant he attempted an eat-and-run, or perhaps some other restaurant attempting to cash in.
He wasn’t going to keep those 27 years anyway, and climbing the career ladder, having a few kids and steadily paying off a mortgage must have somehow not seemed like a compelling alternative
The opposite of a shitpost
As every good pickup artist knows, it’s a numbers game. For every few hundred or so women who’ll be inconsolably traumatised by your alligator having eaten their dog, there’ll probably be one or two who’ll find themselves irresistibly drawn to your rakish bad-boy charisma, so go out there and find them, bro.
The “Voltaire” quote is actually from some neo-Nazi, and there are no prizes for guessing (((who))) he was insinuating the rulers are.
They can call it Extreme Football or Gladiatorial Football to differentiate it from the slow-moving low-impact variety
If they put fluoride in drinking water, they can put this in protein shakes and those shower gels that come in the angular gunmetal-coloured containers
If you do enough cocaine, you can end up with one nostril. It happened to a British TV celebrity in the 90s.
Sadiq Khan, the Mussolini of our time?
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If the stereotype of autistic people having an oversensitive sense of injustice and not accepting commonly socially accepted rationalisations justifying it are true, then that could disqualify them from police work, given that the job is about enforcing the law as it is written.