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[ian]

There's no way anyone in the world would ever suspect it was anything other than kids being kids...

Anyone who at any point in their life who has even seen a beach knows the only things to do are swim and dig holes. Or dig holes big enough to swim in.

[melancholy]

That’s the dumbest news article title I’ve read this year. If 30 years of watching anime has taught me anything, it’s that Gen Z is definitely not the first generation to embrace large boobs.

[Bandit]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

That ABC show is about to get a fair bit of promotion.





https://www.theguardian.com/australia-n ... -australia

"A name registered at birth remains on the NSW Births, Deaths and Marriages Register forever," the spokesperson said. "Even if the name is formally changed."

Drysdale said she had been deciding between "Methamphetamine Rules" and "Nangs Rule", referring to the Australian slang for nitrous oxide canisters used to get a fleeting high.

But she decided against Nangs Rule in case the approver at the registry didn't know what Nangs were and it was approved.

"We chose methamphetamine thinking there's no way that anyone will see that word and think it's OK," said Drysdale, who added her husband took some convincing to agree to the experiment. "But we were wrong."

Drysdale said she would not yet reveal what her baby's new name is yet.

"My husband said maybe his nickname should be 'Speedy', but I'm sure he will develop his own nickname that's appropriate to his real name and his personality," Drysdale said.

"He's a very chill child, a beautiful baby boy, so not anything like a meth user."

[Bandit]

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That ABC show is about to get a fair bit of promotion.





https://www.theguardian.com/australia-n ... -australia

"A name registered at birth remains on the NSW Births, Deaths and Marriages Register forever," the spokesperson said. "Even if the name is formally changed."

Drysdale said she had been deciding between "Methamphetamine Rules" and "Nangs Rule", referring to the Australian slang for nitrous oxide canisters used to get a fleeting high.

But she decided against Nangs Rule in case the approver at the registry didn't know what Nangs were and it was approved.

"We chose methamphetamine thinking there's no way that anyone will see that word and think it's OK," said Drysdale, who added her husband took some convincing to agree to the experiment. "But we were wrong."

Drysdale said she would not yet reveal what her baby's new name is yet.

"My husband said maybe his nickname should be 'Speedy', but I'm sure he will develop his own nickname that's appropriate to his real name and his personality," Drysdale said.

"He's a very chill child, a beautiful baby boy, so not anything like a meth user."

That's awesome, especially since it appears that they aren't actual meth users.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

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[Bandit]

What was the problem here?

[ian]

Probably the word trying.

If he had been snorting cocaine off a topless woman before successfully flying a passenger plane back to London, there would be no issues at all.

When he got back he'd get a raise and be hailed as a legend.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

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But I don't think Ian Cheong has much to say about "being okay" either

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Probably the word trying.

If he had been snorting cocaine off a topless woman before successfully flying a passenger plane back to London, there would be no issues at all.

When he got back he'd get a raise and be hailed as a legend.

Truckers take speed all the time and they're considered heroes. This poor man snorts a bump with a friend and he's a villain??

[Hawq]

love the moment the pets realise 'we should get the fuck out of here'

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[Dr. Zoidberg]

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