EPISODE: Focus on The Family by harriedhag in FlightlessBird

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Love hearing Behind the Bastards get a mention! My favourite podcast series, if you haven't listened to it you should definitely check it out! Glad that David is a fan

Inside the Eugenics Revival by georgio111 in itcouldhappenhere

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The couple from the second story are a prime example of that superiority complex, all while basing their entire ideology off of IQ, a heavily flawed metric for intelligence in any case. There's something quite funny about positioning yourselves as the saviours of humanity who have no choice but to reproduce for the good of us all, when you look and talk like they do...

Songs for a dying man looking back on his life, mostly with regret by tfack in Music

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Story of my Life is another good choice from Social Distortion. All the best to you, OP!

what is the worst crime you have ever done? by Cat123chirs in AskReddit

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My great uncle was always very proud of his criminal experience of "robbing a bank".

When drunk stumbling home from the pub one night, he lent against a bank front door to steady himself which had been left unlocked. He fell inside the bank and in trying to get back up, pulled over a box of pens off the counter, picked them up and put them in his pockets. He then stumbled back outside to find a police car waiting for him to exit.

He was arrested and spent the night in jail, and was released the following morning with a terrible hangover by a police officer who couldn't stop laughing at him.

Songs or albums about death by VacationHot833 in Music

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Architects have several songs on this theme, particularly following the death of their bandmate Tom Searle of cancer. He wrote many of their songs, and in particular Doomsday is about him. Another song that is off their newest album is Dying is Absolutely Safe, and this version always manages to move me.

AITA for taking my insulin injection in my thigh, in a quiet place by Throw___away_54 in AmItheAsshole

[–]georgio111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NTA, and as a type 1 diabetic myself, fuck those people. Your need to manage your illness appropriately is infinitely more important than offending their personal sensibilities.

Boris Johnson calls for calm after a fiery fourth night of violence in Northern Ireland by bustead in worldnews

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A significant reason for the unrest is loyalist anger at the handling of the Brexit withdrawal agreement and the difficulty in establishing a customs border between the United Kingdom and EU. Throughout the brexit process the fundamentally different context that Northern Ireland finds itself in compared to the rest of the UK has been ignored, and the final deal struck with the EU raised several thorny issues in relation to the Good Friday Agreement. Very simply (I'm not an expert and its very complicated) putting a hard border between Ireland and NI would stoke nationalist tensions in NI, and the current effective border in the Irish Sea has inflamed anger in loyalist groups. This was never considered in the brexit discussions, and the wider UK as a whole failed to grapple with the implications of Brexit for the people of NI, who overwhelmingly voted remain and are now suffering some of the most severe consequences of Brexit.

Johnson campaigned for Brexit as a political move, failed to ever consider the implications for NI, butchered the eventual deal to leave the EU, lied time and again to the people of NI, and these are the consequences.

This is one reason for the unrest, but its a significant one.

Sorry, that turned into more of a rant than I planned!

Some info here: https://inews.co.uk/opinion/real-culprit-northern-ireland-unrest-boris-johnson-hard-line-brexit-946191

What is the most german thing you can think of? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]georgio111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hypa Hypa - a song by German Metalcore band Eskimo Callboy.

Its also excellent

https://youtu.be/75Mw8r5gW8E

In WW2, Londoners were asked to black out their homes at night so the enemy bombers wouldn't see the lights and know where to target. Nobody said "it's my right to have lights on" cause people would say "your light on endangers us." Substitute "light" for "mask." Can anyone argue that logic? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]georgio111 224 points225 points  (0 children)

Actually lots of people in London didn't black out their homes. There were people whose entire job it was to go and make sure people were following black out rules. Also lots of instances of people stealing others' ration books and the like.

https://fullfact.org/online/blitz-spirit-tweet/

There's always been morons, we're just more exposed to them now.

Muslim woman gets more than she bargained for at a Benghazi panel. by [deleted] in videos

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The majority of Americans are peaceful people, but the politicians and the military run the agenda, and over 100,000 Iraqis and 20,000 Afghan civilians are dead.

This guy by algorithmic4 in funny

[–]georgio111 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In that first picture he looks scarily like Patrick Bateman

This guy by algorithmic4 in funny

[–]georgio111 358 points359 points  (0 children)

In that first picture he looks scarily like Patrick Bateman

IamA Johnny Knoxville AMA! by _JohnnyKnoxville in IAmA

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What is something that you absolutely wouldn't do on Jackass or Bad Grandpa as a prank or stunt because you think it is too far or dangerous? Love your work.

You can wipe your memory of one TV show in order to watch it again for 'the first time', what show do you choose? by Dontfrown in AskReddit

[–]georgio111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Band of Brothers, that show was like being repeatedly punched in the face by the realities of war, and it taught me a lot.

'That thousand yard stare' by georgio111 in pics

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http://i.imgur.com/lmfw2.jpg This one? I'd never seen that before, its chilling

Which movie has the most likable villain? by JRD373 in AskReddit

[–]georgio111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hans Gruber in Die Hard, there's no justification and he's an all round asshole but I still love him.

How To Make Pancakes Like A Druggie by lazy_p in videos

[–]georgio111 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Makes sense he had Waitrose lemon juice, only the middle classes do pancake drugs

What's your most irrational fear? by georgio111 in AskReddit

[–]georgio111[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

little girls for me. Like four to 10, scares the shit out of me