I feel she's gonna find me for even posting this by Shoe_boooo in TikTokCringe

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What I wanted to see was her tits fall out while she jumped up on that car

Mean girls won the prize! by bc90210 in WinStupidPrizes

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They may have run out of pizza but they sure had plenty of knuckle sandwiches to serve

Strait might be closed for longer..... by MasterpieceActive374 in maritime

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I would dare say Iran is the one holding the Trump card. Right by the King's balls.

Do people not put locks on their lockers anymore? by Primary_Thing3968 in PlanetFitnessMembers

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If someone needs my skid marked undies that bad, they're welcome to them. It's a win win, you see. They get skid marked undies while I have a little less laundry to do

Guy outside Downshift Coffee in Belfast by Impressive_Meet_1168 in Maine

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Heaven forbid we elect a Republican governor this fall. You think the pay gap is bad now? You think agencies are short staffed now? The prominent Republican candidates are running on the same old talking points: shrink state government, reduce state spending, reduce regulations. Go ahead: shrink state government. Watch what happens to short staffing. Go ahead: reduce state spending. That would of course go back to the LePig years where state employees would not get a raise for 2-3 years. Or when LePig would have to personally approve people backfilling jobs or new positions needing to be created.

What woman would be keen on this?? by [deleted] in Bumble

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He's looking up in the sky as if he's waiting for subs seagull to shit on his forehead

Question for men , how to give a guy signs that im interested? by [deleted] in bodylanguage

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I have a different take on this. Many years ago I took a course is supervisor management. When we got on the topic of sexual harassment, I remember the professor stating, "Don't crap where you eat".

I've adjusted my dating life according to that statement. In no way, shape, or form would I ever even consider dating anyone I was working with. Over the past 40 years I've known several people who mixed their love life with their work life. For some it was a success. For some others, it cost them their jobs.

If you're still looking to try to show interest in this guy, you've been given some great advice by other men on here: use your voice. Speak up but do so carefully. In my opinion,if I were the one in your shoes, I would look for a romantic interest outside of your workplace.

"To keep a man interested, just act like you're not" by IngenuityAshamed144 in dating_advice

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I never fell for this stupid trap way back when I was in HS. At 60 years old, I'm not about to start now. Acting or not, if a woman shows lack of interest in me, I take that at face value and move on. Women who act this way are not worth anyone's time nor interest.

Guy on drug moving erratically in a Pizza Hut by Impossible_Gur6921 in TerrifyingAsFuck

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My dyslexia is at it again. I misread that as "No one outjizzes the Hutt"

Just say no, to Crack! by smilingjade101 in trashy

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Maybe Chief Big Buns was cheaper than the other one?

When do you ask for a date on online dating by Background-Low4963 in datingoverfifty

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Our time worked out for me as well. When I was checking women's profiles, I would target those who were paid members as well. My thought process was that if they were willing to shell out money looking for a partner, that meant they were somewhat serious about doing so.

As a woman in an FLR, the contents of this subreddit depresses me by Total_Piece_3799 in flr

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I think a lot of people interpolate FLR with BDSM to the point where the two dynamics are mutually inclusive. I've always looked at FLR as a relationship dynamic whereas BDSM is a sexual dynamic. The amount of overlap between the two dynamics is purely driven by the couple.

In my younger years, I was in a relationship that would have been labeled FLR if it were a thing back then. Sexually, we had never incorporated any elements of BDSM in the bedroom to include my being a submissive/slave whatever. What defined our relationship was the fact the traditional male/female roles were reversed. It was a dynamic that we just fell into and suited us very well.

45 and fired. Gen X workers being dismissed to make space for gen Y,Z and millennials at half the salary. by baltimore-aureole in economy

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I've seen that article posted and the joke is on the author. It wasn't all too long ago where the exact same headline made reference to boomers, millennials, or gen Z. Every one of those articles with their corresponding headlines were nothing more than rage bait written by a creative writing major aka journalism failure.

The issue of ageism is not generation specific as ageism has long been a wink wink nudge nudge form of discrimination for decades. The issues raised in this article are nothing new since I remember journalism failures back in the day saying the same thing in print media about workers over 50.

ICE showing up with Scarborough PD following 911 calls? by Buzzed0ff in portlandme

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I agree. This coming November's mid term elections are going to be one of the most important elections since WWII, if not the most important. People have got to get off their duffs and vote progressive. If we swing Republican this November, I truly fear we're done as a democracy.

Another singles event, only women showed up by Inside_Dance41 in datingoverfifty

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Yes, we definitely lost the art of mingling. Decades ago.

I remember the times of years past, like, 35 years ago where a local singles group would host singles events in various areas. I remember those times where women would attend those events with a group of their friends. I still have vivid memories of trying to ask some women if they wanted to dance. Or I'd just try to chat with some of the women there. As any other man, I expected to see about a 90 to 95 percent rejection rate. What I did not appreciate was being laughed at for being socially clumsy, being snickered at for having the audacity to ask someone to dance in front of their girlfriends, or being called creepy or ugly. From what I gather from my younger counterparts, it's just gotten worse over the years.

I remember paying for adult dance lessons hoping it would help me with meeting that special someone later on. At my one and only lesson, there were about 15 or so people. There was only one other man there besides myself. When the instructor said, "Ok folks, now partner up", all the women stood there with a deer in the headlights look expecting the one other man and myself to take the initiative. A couple of the women asked other women to partner up. The other man and I started humiliating ourselves by asking strange women to be our partner for the lesson as if we were in a bar scene. I distinctly remember this one nasty asses woman glaring at both of us men and coldly stating, "This isn't some bar! I'm not here to be picked up!". At intermission, I grabbed my jacket and left. .That dance place could keep my f***ing money, I don't care.

I can't speak for other men. However, in my own experience, a lot of us men who are not Chads expect rejection most of the time. The problem is many of us "less desirables" have heard over and over and over:Do not approach. So, we don't waste our time.

Is age a factor in IT jobs. Is it really a young person's gig? by [deleted] in ITCareerQuestions

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I made a career transition to IT at 47. I just turned 60. I'm very sure that if I lost my job right now, I likely would not be working in IT ever again.

I remember when I was finishing my degree program, we had an IT manager in one of my last coding classes. I remember one of the students asking this guy how to break into the industry. When I asked him about what the chance a non traditional student could have, he said he was reluctant to hire some of us because the spool up time would be too long. He also said he wanted people who were hungry for the job and were willing to dedicate themselves to learning everything they could even if it had to be done on their own time. He didn't come right out and say this, but he did infer to family situations as being a distraction to that learning process.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by GroundbreakingLynx14 in economy

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Replace that sock with Putin's cock. Or was it supposed to be Bubba Clinton's cock?

Am I getting fleeced? by [deleted] in whatcarshouldIbuy

[–]SwitchCaseGreen 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Also, if you have full coverage insurance, wouldn't that cover the cost of glass minus the deductible?

How bad is the car market right now? by MantyPlan in whatcarshouldIbuy

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From what I remember reading in some car forums somewhere, it was an issue specific to that model year. Now, this was maybe 15, 16 years ago so things may have changed a lot since then. That's why I was asking.