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Posts by Soyboy 2.0 - The GMO Reckoning

  1. Originally posted by HTS Now he's refusing to buy me 40 timbits ("donut holes" for you Americans). Fucker.

    Eat a salad.
  2. I played pokemans when I was maybe

    Originally posted by Ghost I just finished the Elite 4 and I'm pretty disappointed with how the hack handles the end of the game. I was under the impression you would be able to fight all the gym leaders after you beat the elite 4 but all I got was a stupid Ditto screen.

    Also the difficulty is retarded once your pokemon are level 50 the only thing you can fight are level 40's or level 70 bosses that can wreck your entire team with a single move.

    I did a cheese Strat where I replayed Elite 4 simulations for $5000 and spent it all on hyper potions and max revives.

    Also the Elite 4 in this hack is a custom elite 4 made up of the people who did the hack so that's pretty cool. Their teams are TRASH though.

    Anyways, I'm done with pokemon for a while. If somebody wants a copy of my team I could upload the .sav file and you can transfer all my high level top tier boys onto your game.

    You're like 30 you're done with Pokemans.
  3. Originally posted by Misguided Russian Babushka menace? My babushka taught me to count before all them other niggas learned it in class. She would take me to gymnastics practice after class, too. Not a menace.

    Only because your grandpa kept his whip hand high.
  4. Originally posted by Misguided Russian https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/russia-decriminalise-domestic-violence-vladimir-putin-ultra-conservative-family-laws-a7541371.html

    Russia is different, they have the Babushka Menace to confront.
  5. Boomer tier meme.
  6. Originally posted by Bill Krozby why being a single mom rocks! HURRR!

    1. I don't wake up filled with rage every morning.

    When you're in a toxic relationship, the smallest thing can set you off. On a typical morning when I was married, I'd have run a loop in the park, made breakfast, packed my daughters' lunches, signed a permission slip, found a lost mitten, and broken up a sibling squabble before my husband sleepily shuffled into the kitchen.

    He'd make a pot of coffee and stand there in his pajamas, waiting for it to brew. It drove me bananas. My girls got used to hearing mommy yell. As a single mom, I still have to do everything myself every morning, but at least I don't have to watch someone else sip his coffee and stare out the window while I'm doing it. And I'm no longer the mom who yells.

    2. I get whole weekends off from being a mom.

    Did I say I have to do everything myself every morning? Scratch that. I get some weekends off. When the kids are with their dad, I can do anything I want, or nothing at all. If I want to order Thai food and binge-watch Netflix, I can. If I want to go sing karaoke and dance all night, no one will be annoyed when I come home at 4 AM, sweaty and exhausted. If I want to take the train to Coney Island on a gray winter morning, wander the boardwalk and people-watch, no one will whine that they're cold and bored.

    Sure, when I first got divorced, it was hard to say goodbye to the girls when they went to their father's place for a few days, and sometimes I still really miss them, but I've learned to make the most of my time off. Being able to clock out from parenting gives me a chance to recharge and remember that I'm still me, not just mom.

    3. I get to make the rules.

    There's still some negotiation and compromising on big-picture parenting strategies, but at my place, I make the house rules. No more trying to get the kids to fall asleep after their dad winds them up. No more, "But Daddy said I could eat snacks on the sofa!" No more getting the side-eye from a partner who's not fully on board with my discipline methods.

    When the kids are with me, what I say goes. Is being completely in charge worth carrying the burden of making all the decisions myself, with no one around to back me up? Absolutely. Because I'm the mom, that's why. Enough said.

    4. I found out how amazing my friends are.

    When you're a single mom, your friends really step up. At least mine have. Whether it's picking my kids up from school and feeding them dinner, buying me a drink and listening to me unload about my latest parenting drama, or driving me to the grocery store so I don't have to shoulder a load of heavy bags home on the train, my friends are there for me.

    Trying to keep up the charade of my perfect marriage and happy home was isolating. Post-divorce, my little corner of Brooklyn has never felt more like a village. We all have each other's backs. Most of the time I don't even think of myself as a single mom, because I've got so many people pitching in to help me out.

    And it's a two-way street: on weekends when I have the girls, I take my girlfriends' kids for sleepovers so they can have a night off. Plus, they get to live vicariously through my dating adventures. (Married moms love it when you let them swipe on your Tinder account.)

    5. I'm excited about the future again.

    When I was married, it felt like the rest of my life was more or less laid out in front of me. I was going to spend every day with this same person, forever. That idea should've been reassuring, exciting, gratifying — all those things marriage is supposed to be. Except, I was miserable. Maybe it had to do with our 17-year age difference.

    At 35, I was a completely different person than I'd been when I got married. Still, I was stuck with the partner 23-year-old me had chosen. Meanwhile, my husband was the same guy he'd been since we met. I had to face the reality that our problems weren't going to go away, and be honest about whether I could live with them.

    I asked myself, Would I want one of my daughters to stay in a marriage this unhappy? The answer was no. I wanted my girls to grow up knowing it's never too late to change course and pursue happiness, even if it means breaking a promise. So instead of staying in a marriage that was never really right for my husband or me, I decided to take the leap and gamble on a better future for us all.

    Yes, going through a divorce is rough. It was hard on me, hard on my ex, hard on the kids. But you know what’s worse than getting divorced? Feeling lonely every day and knowing it's never going to get better. Fighting in front of your kids. Letting anger and bitterness take up residence in your soul.

    When I got divorced, all of that went away. I'm a better mom now. More stressed sometimes, maybe, but also happier and a lot more fun. Life feels full of promise and possibility. When I wake up in the morning, I'm excited for a new day. And single or married, that's the kind of mom I want to be.


    (not one single thing about the kids come up, its just all about the mom )

    I suppose happy people write all the time about why they are happy.
  7. Originally posted by tee hee hee That's only allowed with your non dominant hand and less than 50% of your full force.

    Someone like me could kill a woman like that.

    I mean there is a reason why men hitting women is instinctually a big deal, but the reverse doesn't apply - because guys are so much bigger and stronger it's a genuine risk to tolerate it at all.

    Yeah, there are cases where a woman is stronger than a man, but we don't really care about weak men.
  8. Originally posted by infinityshock

    Would enrich.
  9. Originally posted by NARCassist she was saying something about having a grandparent that was half jedi and another that was half italian,

    Nigga you got robbed by a kike
  10. You making a mead? A cut up orange and some cinnamon are common.

    If you're making apple juice wine you should throw in an apple.

    The solids are good as they provide nutrients to the yeast, as well as a place to live.

    You don't need too much sugar, or it winds up sickly sweet.


  11. I did, his name was Snoopy. He was a collie, very intelligent, knew lots of words, and a really good guard dog. He used to drink tea and eat cornflakes with sugar sprinkled on top, which rotted his teeth of course. He lived inside, and used to like to lie under the table, that was his dog-house. If anyone approached outside he'd bark to wake us up.

  12. Kavanaugh arriving at new hearings.
  13. welcome back
  14. Law enforcement officials in Michigan’s Macomb County have held a press conference to announce they believe a vigilante targeting pedophiles is on the loose, with reports that three local offenders have been found dead over the past week.



    The first victim, a 52-year old man charged with sex offences against children as young as 5, was found dead earlier this week outside a local fast food outlet in Warren. The murder was initially considered drug related, until a second pedophile was also found dead in similar circumstances later in the week.

    The latest murder in Mt Clemens was discovered last night



    “Similar to the wounds inflicted on the other two victims, this most recent murder involved significant mutilation. The victim’s genitals had been removed and were placed into a blender,”
    http://nbc9news.com/macomb-county-fears-vigilante-serial-killer-after-third-pedophile-murdered-in-1-week/

    goddam
  15. Originally posted by Archer513 I’m sorry you’re a piece of shit 🌹🌹🌹

    At least I'm in good company.
  16. I want to beat the shit out of everyone named Chad Ludington.

    He's probably Chad Ludington the Fourth or some shit as well.

    This whole crowd spent their youth drinking, fucking, and going to elite parties while being groomed for a life of success and accomplishment. The absolute bastards.
  17. NEET revolution when?
  18. This is sort of sad.


  19. Actually kinda makes you think.
  20. Regan also opened up the border and instituted "trickle down"/supply-side economics. He also closed the nuthouses and started the rise in cost of education and healthcare.

    The rich got richer, the average white man got fucked.
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