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lww99 posted...

Tbh I say lowl, instead of l o l

fuck anyone who doesn't say it phonetically tbqh
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#throwback tuesday
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Klonoa
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Ape Escape
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Mystery_Mission posted...

lol
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tag
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ArianaGrandSlam posted...

consider this instead: generational divides are mostly made-up and we gain nothing by demonizing any entire group of people based on immutable characteristics

Idk I think social media & no memory of the world pre-9/11 has made gen Z pretty uniquely awful. Millennials have such a hang-up about being the bad guy because boomers scapegoated us for so long but I think it's better for everyone to realize that boomers' criticisms weren't really wrong - they just didn't really take any accountability for the rot being on their part.
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ArianaGrandSlam posted...

yeah, I can read

you're a cornball & whatever point you're trying to make is wrong
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Graycap posted...

Well the problem is that this time the next generation started it. Plently of zoomers despise millennials. Might be down to the theory of identity detachment someone posted earlier, but it is what it is. Millennials are already used to being hated by boomers for no reason, so getting antagonized by their bratty kid brother too isn't going to be easily tolerated.

This could've been avoided if our generation didn't suddenly decide that hazing was "too mean "
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ArianaGrandSlam posted...

LOL

CE's #1 Ariana Grande fan
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Collat posted...

Personally, I think it would be great if millennials broke the cycle of hating the generation that came after them, but that probably won't happen.

We'd have to break the cycle of every generation being measurably worse than the last first. One could make an argument for gen X being better than boomers I guess but other than that there's been a pretty consistent downward spiral since the silent gen
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They're the most groomed generation in history & almost all the groomers were millennials, they want revenge.
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It's pretty clear turkey being the most common cold cut was by design so there's not a turkey surplus 11 months of the year, but also it's proven to legitimately be the most versatile lunch meat there is. The universe just sorts itself out sometimes, I guess.
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Southernfatman posted...

Yeah, Katrina. Those poor black people in NO sure got treated fair and right.

Or is this sarcastic?

8/23/05 being the second date pretty explicitly makes the point that Katrina was a downward turning point doesnt it? Idk how you interpreted it that way
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fuckin katrina, man
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Satanic brainwashing orchestrated to further deteriorate the traditional nuclear family.
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cuh posted...

What is happening in video? Theres a girl in the front seat and one in the back and the man is standing at his door and then the car starts running??

To sum it up...
1. Girl in the back is telling the girl in the front to push the driver, who refuses to let go, out of the car.
2. Girl in the front ends up just driving off with the driver still sandwiched between the car & the open door.
3. Left side of the car rams into a lightpost with the man still in there.
4. Car turns - no longer on camera - and while it's off the camera I guess they somehow flip the thing over.
5. Cameraman runs to the scene, girls are climbing out of the car to flee & one of them yells that their phone's still in there, whole time the guy's twisted corpse is a good 10-15 feet away in the back.
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In lox form on a bagel > in sushi > stuffed > smoked are the top four in that order.
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https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/27/us/washington-dc-uber-eats-carjacking-homicide/index.html

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-the-anwars-find-peace

Just saw the video on Twitter (can't post here for obvious reasons), R.I.P.

Something deeply, deeply wrong with our youth today.
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Music Video

https://www.newsweek.com/tim-baked-alaska-gionet-wants-bail-relaxed-cites-his-we-love-our-cops-music-video-1579018

https://youtu.be/NxOltvOfLIM
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CM_Ponch posted...

It's one of the most quoted episodes in the series

Seasons 2 & 3 are ridiculously quoted in general but by that metric Id say its quoted pretty averagely.
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I wouldnt call it one of the best but RIP
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a-c-a-b posted...

17. I had a kid at that age too.

You already had a kid when you lost your virginity?
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ArianaGrandSlam posted...

Dressing completely defeats the purpose of a salad. Might as well just have a tub of butter poured on it at that point

If youre a fucking dumbass & ranch/creamy Italian/etc. are the only dressings that exist maybe
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__aCEr__ posted...

Did they ever figure out if Jimmy Pesto's voice actor was there or not?

I posted this already
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did they ever find out if it was actually jay johnston there or just a lookalike
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this is all that happens now
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So even before the cancel stuff I thought the jokes were pretty dumb + not funny but I gotta say, I want this now:

https://twitter.com/andylunique/status/1374524115114074113?s=21
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https://i.imgur.com/G6kXTUY.jpg

No but now I'm sitting here pissed thinking about how cool the can would be if they made in ~2004 when corporations weren't pushing the absolute bare minimum for graphic design
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https://i.imgur.com/XNlffji.jpg

Gotta say, the guy has a pretty #MeToo physiognamy. Not gonna opine on whether I think the allegations are true or not (I do), but if they're not I hope he gets some receipts...

...he's gonna need them.
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Maybe in the early 00s, men dont age as quickly now.
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Aaron20b posted...

If this guy didn't go after kids then his life wouldn't have to get ruined

I clearly wasnt referring to him, dont be a pedant
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Can't say the dude didn't deserve anything he got given the background but the idea of adolescents watching this content on a regular basis makes me uncomfortable for a multitude of reasons.

For starters taking the whole "it's a prank bro!" algorithm-friendly shtick to literal vigilante justice is gonna have disastrous consequences on impressionable viewers - we've already seen news stories covering teen Youtubers getting killed doing "pranks in the hood gone wrong", doing a version of that that specifically targets dangerous/deviant individuals will only make things worse.

Then there's just the ugliness of it all. The phone call part of this video was so unbelievably painful to watch - idk how much the girlfriend might have enabled the predator or not but it's just soul-sucking hearing a life get ruined in realtime.
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El Mexicano Texano posted...

Mystical Ninja came out before OoT has a better story, dialogue, playable characters, better dungeons, better boss fights and it's not a empty field at all with a huge map separated in areas and an amazing soundtrack as well

That 67 Metascore is honestly the most disrespectful shit in the world... western critics poison everything
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AdmiralStiff posted...

Greenfox111 posted...

this is literally just refurbished *holds up spork* tacoez!!! :p shit from the early 00s
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fuck off i know you didnt leave out mario 64 on accident
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Junko_Furuta

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Sylvia_Likens

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Dennis_Jurgens

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Bittaker_and_Roy_Norris

https://www.expressnews.com/news/local/article/Zetas-Trial-Day-7-8377004.php

Some of the worst cases I can think of.
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https://imgur.com/WSFqheZ
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CyricZ posted...

You uh... couldn't have summarized?

This year, Dena Simmons, a specialist in social and emotional learning and racial justice, launched LiberatED, a community-generated approach to social-emotional learning, racial justice and healing for schools.

Simmons, author of the forthcoming book White Rules for Black People, says children learn about injustice based on the way the world treats them, and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) will have different experiences from their White counterparts.

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She recommends that parents have difficult conversations about unfairness from an early age and interrogate their own actions in daily life. What has changed since you regrammed or tweeted something about anti-racism? she asks. How have you changed how you live your life, how have you changed how you are parenting?

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2021/03/18/social-justice-antiracist-books-toddlers-kids/

In the era of Black Lives Matter and #MeToo, many parents are wondering when the right time is to talk to their children about social justice. Experts say its never too early, and a new wave of tools and resources can help start the conversation.

You can enroll in a music class (virtually now) that develops understanding of gender and personhood. A drag queen story time will soon be a television show. And there are more and more childrens books that discuss intersectionality and broaden representation, plus flashcards and short videos that teach parent and toddler about anti-racism ideas.

Teaching children to have an equity mind-set and strive for justice is giving them a crucial skill that will help them through life, says Nicole Stamp, a Toronto-based childrens TV writer and host who co-founded the limited-run ByUs box, a curated box of toys, books and curricula that aims to dismantle bias for kids as young as 2 years old.

Some children dont usually get to see kids like themselves reflected in the media, she says. Positive representation validates them. For all kids, widening the lens to not just include but equally center other identities teaches an accurate and important lesson about what the world actually looks like.

Leigh Wilton and Jessica Sullivan, Skidmore College psychology professors who study race and social interaction, say that children develop implicit bias as early as 3 months old, and at 4 years old are categorizing and developing stereotypes.

Sullivan, a developmental psychologist, says that while there may be no precise age to discuss race all children are different there are abstract notions that children need to deal with, and they are capable of reasoning about things such as death even in preschool.

Parents often report discussing topics, like death, with children when it comes up. Perhaps the trick, then, is to be intentional about noticing when and how race comes up in daily life, and using those moments as opportunities for discussion, she says.

Wilton adds: When you think about reading, you dont say a child at 2 years old can't read, so let's not read to them or teach them to recognize letters. We begin building those foundational concepts early. Adults can help even the youngest of children begin to develop the social, emotional, and cognitive skills that will enable them to engage with race throughout their lives.

They add that ensuring children have authentic connections to people from different backgrounds is likely to reduce bias.

In Philadelphia, Jeannine Cook, owner of Harrietts Bookshop, developed a childrens space that aligns with her mission of promoting Black women authors, womens activism and women artists. She sells childrens books such as Antiracist Baby, Woke Baby and You Matter and plans to institute child-led storytelling, publishing and book talks.

Cook suggests using Christian Robinsons picture book Another to start social justice conversations with young children. What Ive been encouraging parents to do is take a picture book like that and support their children in telling the story. Put children in the position where they are the storytellers, she says.

The publishing company Mango and Marigold Press was created to share the South Asian experience and bring equal representation to the childrens and young adult literature space. What is so important about these books is that everyday stories come out, says Sailaja Joshi, the chief executive and founder. In the same way that it could be a White child doing it, a Brown child could be doing it. Books like Super Satya Saves the Day and Always Anjali focus on stories of Indian American characters navigating daily obstacles that may come up for children.

These stories, these authors, have always worked to have their stories shared. It's been an industry that hasn't taken in these stories, they haven't valued them or, worse yet, when they took them in, the stories became whitewashed, says Joshi. These stories belong on the bookshelves, all bookshelves, because the stories are universal and meant for all."

Not Quite Narwhal All are Welcome and The Family Book are some of the books celebrated by Canadian drag performance duo Fay and Fluffy, embraced by kids for their sparkly dresses, candy-colored wigs and zany childrens storybook readings.

Kaleb Robertson and JP Kane are performance artists who have experience in early education and have been offering free drag story time in Toronto since 2016. Their goal is to increase exposure to drag, support gender-variant children and create an inclusive space where everyone feels welcome.

We want kids to have the tools and knowledge to accept all members of their community and celebrate their differences, says Robertson. So if they see someone with a beard wearing a dress, they are coming from a place of acceptance and understanding."

Children must use cues from their parents to interact with the world around them, says Shauna Tominey, an assistant professor at Oregon State University and the author of Creating Compassionate Kids.

From the very beginning, children look to the adults in their lives for cues as to how to respond to others, how to interpret what they see and hear, how to respond to people they meet or learn about. Even before young children can engage in conversations, they engage in social referencing to figure out how to respond," says Tominey.

John Francisco, the founder of Mister Johns Music, a music company in Philadelphia known for its use of popular adult music in its baby classes, has been using social referencing in his classes since 2015. A recent eight-week session featured Mary J. Blige, Lauryn Hill, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Green Day. Francisco says that the choice of the music strengthens the engagement between parent and child. If we can make it feel like the adult is immersed in the music, that is going to make their kid much more excited.

In class, Francisco holds up a colored ball and asks the toddlers, Is pink a boy or a girl? . . . Remember, kids, a color is not a boy or a girl, a color is just a color.

Our values are about inclusivity, personhood and kindness, he says.

For her part, Brandee Blocker Anderson, founder of the Antiracism Academy, is trying to ensure cost is not prohibitive for families that want to access her anti-racism platform and curriculums. She plans to charge a $10 monthly subscription fee for access to her website, app and course materials and build in a way for families to pay it forward to subsidize the cost for those who cant afford it.

Blocker Anderson, originally from North Philadelphia, left her job as a corporate lawyer in 2020 to oversee the Antiracism Academy full-time.
There is an opportunity to reach adults and children who want to do better, she says. We can give kids the language they need to respond in meaningful ways about race. We are at a point in history where there is a critical mass of people who get it.

This year, Dena Simmons, a specialist in social and emotional learning and racial justice, launched LiberatED, a community-generated approach to social-emotional learning, racial justice and healing for schools.

Simmons, author of the forthcoming book White Rules for Black People, says children learn about injustice based on the way the world treats them, and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) will have different experiences from their White counterparts.

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this COVxy dude gotta be a glowie or something lmao
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Master Kazuya posted...

Who is this girl? She's funny, I lol'd.

idk, this cropped version is the only version of it i've seen
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Honestly if I was a woman I'd be so pissed that civil rights activists from 50 years ago made me have to go to school & work for a living because they couldn't just wait until housewives could play video games when they're bored instead of day drinking or cheating with the milkman. 50s housewife lifestyle with modern technology is basically my dream life.
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