Bee Sheriff
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in my maturing past couple months i have gotten my license, gotten a job, paid taxes, and now given blood.
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in my maturing past couple months i have gotten my license, gotten a job, paid taxes, and now given blood.
Good job man.
I have a friend who donated blood at school and then passed out during lecture while she leaving class.
Confrontational? RP simply gave her back some misplaced property. He was being a gentlement.
Littering is a Richard move. Good job RP
So next:
several threesomes
naked cliffdiving at the river
returning litter to a littering
rescuing a litter of kittens who you train to be assassins
Jason Squirties
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When I was younger I did that to an older gentleman who had dropped a lit cigarette onto the street. He didn't want to take it back from me while I handed it to him and tried to drive off so I flicked it into his car.
you are a good man Squirties
I did it recently to one of those carwashes at a gas station where you vacuum your car out afterwards.
The guy threw down a wad of paper, so I handed it back to him and said "Hey you dropped this" He was a little embarrassed and took it and then dropped it again when he thought I didn't see him. I said "hey butterfingers, you dropped this again" gave it back to him right as he was driving off and threw it in his passenger seat
Bee Sheriff
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Fine gesture, sure, but most idiots who litter would not take kindly to such justice.
Buddy The Elf
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Living near one of the filthiest beaches in California will turn you into a piece of granola faster than you can say quinoa. A lot of trash ends up on the beach from the storm run off at the LA and San Gabriel rivers but there are still plenty of pigs who come to the beach and leave trash. The other day I was walking around and there is a fairly new Starbucks cup amongst some of the other litter. I'm fairly certain that didn't float it's way down either river. I picked it up and decided to fill it with as many things as I could as I walked back to the path. It drives me nuts when I go out to a bar or restaurant on the weekend and people just throw cigarettes on the ground when there is often a trash can or ash tray a few steps away.
Reclamation Project
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Smoking is a disgusting habit. Hate everything about it. Last time I went to the beach I stepped on a broken Bud Light bottle. ******* animals.
Smoking anything in public is pretty messed up. There's people with asthma and allergies and young children whose lungs have not fully developed yet. Also, it's 2015, not the 1940s. How the **** do people still not get it?
Reclamation Project
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"It's a bad habit and I only have a couple a day. I'm actually cutting back. I could quit if I want."
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Their problem was (for the time) they didn't rock hard enough, weren't pretty enough, and didn't sell out.
But they were very very talented. Very underrated
TROLLCHUK
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But mostly they came onto the scene a little bit before the whole Grunge things.
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Boggles my mind how these guys can barely play state fairs. So good. And they've aged well too; they still sound great.
Great point. Just imagine if Tesla were 10 years younger. They would have ***** slapped Nickleback.
Reclamation Project
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Let me preface this before it gets out of hand - I have never purchased a Nickelback album nor can I name anyone from the band. That being said, they have some technically interesting music. From a guitar and drums standpoint, some of the stuff I've heard on the radio is very impressive.
It's garbage. I can tune my guitar down to low **** D and then break the two upper strings, wrap them around the guitar three times, shove the body of the guitar straight through the amp, and there I have it: a Nickelback chorus.
Just kidding, of course. Don't really know Nickelback that much, other than they have received much criticism.
Myself, I can't get into the music. Seems like an homogenization between rock and pop that doesn't get close to what Boston did in the mid-70s.
Myself, I can't get into the music. Seems like an homogenization between rock and pop that doesn't get close to what Boston did in the mid-70s.
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