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▲ 10 r/okbuddypaleo

Someone asked me to make a Maip gijinka, which is when I found out about this

btw, if anyone asks, no, I'm not posting it when it's done lmao

u/bajadasaurus234 — 1 month ago
▲ 8 r/confusedbythissmug

Confused by the Charles Bukowski hate in r/menwritingwomen

now, don't get me wrong, the highlighted paragraph by itself really is quite disgusting and awful, and if this were all I saw, I'd get pissed too. It's just that, now that I have the context of Charles' writing style...

Isn't that the point?

Almost all of his works are from the POV of a terrible or at least not that likeable person. The reason why this paragraph is so misogynistic and crass is that it's written from the perspective of a crass misogynist. Also, as far as I can tell, he doesn't seem to be all that bad personally; it's just his writing style

u/bajadasaurus234 — 1 month ago
▲ 128 r/memeuniverse+1 crossposts

I suddenly remembered that I genuinely thought this back when the show ended...

I mean, can you really blame me though?

u/bajadasaurus234 — 1 month ago
▲ 392 r/confusedbythissmug

Why do some people hate dinosaurs?

They're the coolest fucking animals to ever live, are still alive today, and have left behind a dynasty that has lasted longer than any other known class of animal. How is that not awesome?

u/bajadasaurus234 — 2 months ago
▲ 600 r/GojiCenter+1 crossposts

Am I the only one who thinks azhdarchid forearms would've been effective weapons?

Their forelimbs were obviously heavily built, since they're wings that need to propel them into the air. Thinking about that got me wondering: What's stopping them from using these huge, strong limbs as bludgeoning weapons? I'd imagine a strike from one of those would hurt like hell for anything small enough, perfect for a small prey ground-stalker.

u/HeWhoLovesMonsters — 2 months ago