Sorry for the downvotes. Lemmy users can be remarkably shitty

Fuck anon.

Edit: and fuck your downvotes. If you’re not willing to make food yourself then tip your servers.

I would love for this for where I live

Another one that just goes over my head. Is the joke just meta, that the bear was made to look like the hunter “fought it” instead of taking a cheap shot from a safe distance?

At the time of this comment two horrible references have been made, both hilarious

Holy fucking shit that’s grim

On the very unlikely chance you’re being genuine, which I don’t think you are, there’s a great quote you should consider.

“If you meet one asshole, then they’re an asshole. If everyone you meet is an asshole, you’re the asshole.”

Ah, you’re a troll. Got it

Why make it about race?

And what ingredient is that? 👀

Famous last words from someone before the warehouse isn’t there

Sadly relatable

Dangit Bobby, that wheat could’ve been made into perfectly good all American hamburger buns, instead they made hippie slop out of it.

I had a waterproof phone from around 2012 that had a swappable battery, who’s claiming you can’t?

I’m a huge proponent of this

Good things HSBC doesn’t have ties to corruption, including one of the largest scandals leading to a worldwide bubble burst worldwide

Gotta love the human condition

Tell her that her nose looks too perfect, problem solved

After my first read this screams a very unique presentation involving body dysmorphia. That is, you’re seeing things that other people don’t see. It’s disturbing because of the level of commitment I’m sensing from you; the level of detail, your clear intellectualism and your use of photos all point to someone who seems to genuinely believe what they’re stating, but what you’re stating is so obviously untrue to the passive observer that it’s bizarre to the point of disturbing

The idea of growing wings is profoundly disturbing, and I can’t stress enough the need for psychological intervention. You need to speak with someone in a professional capacity about what you think you’re doing/is happening to your body.