Thursday, May 21, 2020

Guy Hosts Employee Zoom Meeting With His Dogs


Well this was bound to be awesome from the start. We love it. 

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James May Loses It During Guided Tour Of Kyoto By Robot


Well, this is absolute gold and we love it. Can't blame James May for losing it during the robot's guided tour. 

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"Volcano Man" is Nordic Will Ferrell Synth Pop


Everyone who was enchanted by the final scene from Step Brothers will be delighted to hear Will Ferrell's angelic voice once again. Apparently there's gonna be a movie about the Eurovision song contest, and it has given us this. But really who cares about context. Here's Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams doing "Volcano Man."

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Roommate Tries To Blackmail, Pro Revenge Ensues


Man, these people handled an otherwise nitty gritty situation with a testy roommate in such a way that the pro revenge was swift and successful. And on top of that we get a nice dose of supreme pettiness. 

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Text - r/ProRevenge u/revengetale • 13h + Join Roommate blackmailed us and almost lost us our apartment, so we played dirty. So, my friend and I were in our second year of college together, and were roommates. We were both transfers and going into senior year, and had been renting an apartment for the past year. The two of us had lived with three other people the first year, but they graduated and moved out. The apartment had two rooms, and a den with double doors that could be used for one pers

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Text - However, over the summer, Sherin started having second thoughts about living with Carrie. Apparently while living together they'd had some issues. Sherin called my friend and I and told us that apparently Carrie had pushed her down the stairs while they were living together, and she bought pepper spray and a taser just in case... According to Sherin, one night they thought they heard someone trying to break into their apartment and were standing at the top of the stairs listening, when Ca

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Text - Summer passes and fall arrives, Sherin is moving in. Carrie is planning on moving in a few days later. However, Sherin brings someone over to the apartment, and starts showing her around. She apparently wanted a roommate and wanted us to sign the new person onto our lease with an addendum, but she hadn't talked to us about it before. Apparently, she still didn't feel safe with Carrie around, and said she'd feel safer with a roommate. She told her potential roommate she hadn't known she'd

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Text - Unfortunately, our lease was going to expire soon and we needed to sign the lease renewal in a few days, and we couldn't get an addendum to sign the new person on until we signed the lease renewal. My friend and I had let the Sherin and Carrie know this in advance and they had agreed beforehand to sign it. If we didn't sign it in time, we would have to start an entirely new lease, and the price would go up a lot which we couldn't afford, so if we didn't sign our new lease agreement in tim

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Text - I told her I wasn't comfortable with this. So this is where the fun starts. Carrie seemed nice so far, and my friend and I were really uncomfortable with how Sherin was acting. She continued to move all of her stuff in while telling us her "conditions." We wouldn't agree to any of them, not only because there was no way to meet them under the rules of our apartment complex, but also because we weren't going to let this girl control us like that, and make us live with someone we didn't kno

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Text - My friend and I went to the office to let them know, so they wrote the addendum to take Sherin off of the lease. Everyone in the apartment had to sign it in order for it to be valid. My friend, Carrie and I signed it, and waited for Sherin to sign it after telling her it was ready. She went downstairs and signed herself off of the lease. After this, she came back up, and my friend and I informed her that we would not be signing her back onto the lease. She got really upset. She told us th

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Text - Sherin came back in with a smug look on her face and told me she had her mom on the phone and her mom wanted to talk to one of us. I took the phone and put it on speaker while my friend listened. Carrie went to her space and closed the door. When I answered the phone, Sherin's mom went off on me. She called me a bitch and told me to go to hell. I stayed calm and told her that I stood by the decision we made. She told me to go to hell several more times, then she told me Sherin had nowhere

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Text - The best part is that the girl who was going to be Sherin's roommate still needed a place to stay so we signed her onto the lease and helped her find a roommate. It was actually a fairly lengthy battle, but in the end we won our apartment back. Word of advice: don't sign people onto your lease months in advance, even if they will pay for their room while they're not there. People can make a lot of changes in a few months, and if they don't know you they won't care about fucking you over.

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Text - TL;DR: New roommate didn't want to sign lease renewal because she didn't trust another roommate, which would have left everyone without a place to live, so we tricked her into signing herself off of the lease with her under the impression we'd sign her back on. 1.3k 86 1 Share

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Signs That Should Definitely Not Be Ignored


There are some signs out there in the big old bad world that we'd all do well to pay attention to. They're trying to steer us clear of ultimate peril, and for that we are grateful. These signs are doing a very good job at their jobs. 

Check out more terrifying signs that make their message clear, over here.

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Random And Entertaining Tumblr Gems


Tumblr is the gift that just keeps on giving. It's a place that celebrates all of our strangest thoughts, fandoms, obsessions, observations, etc. You haven't really lived yet until you've fallen with a reckless abandon down a Tumblr rabbit hole or two. For instance, this Tumblr thread about how dwarves have hyper intelligent beards. That's a good starting place. 

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Text - guardiankarenterrier have a weird story because my family is weird as hell my parents tried to have kids for seven years and were trying to adopt when mom found out she was pregnant my great-grandfather, who my mom really looked up to, died a month before i was born, and right before he died he told my mom 'you're gonna have twins. the girl should be older but the boy will be' (mom hadn't discussed the pregnancy very much with anyone at this point because... seven years, so he didn't actu

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Text - fartgallery me: you know that according to schrödinger, anything you put in a box is both dead AND alive everyone at the funeral: *nervously stares at coffin* physticuffs schrödinger would have hated this interpretation of his work and i am HERE for it cipheramnesia He might be rolling over in his grave. Or not. Source: fartgallery

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Text - lezbianz "coming of age" books and movies are so stupid like being a teenager isn't about having sex and going to parties it's about staring out your car window after hanging out with your old best friends who you haven't seen in months and realizing that you aren't actually friends anymore and that your childhood has been well and truly dead since you were thirteen Source: lezbianz 137,379 notes

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Text - mooonbride The funniest part about unlikeable geek men is they really are fully convinced people don't like them because of their hobbies. They cannot even begin to process the idea that comics and D&D and shit have in fact always been kinda cool and their personslities might just be repulsive. The combined unwavering ego/persecution complex is... unreal. mooonbride "I was socially rejected because I like video games" no tyler, you were socially rejected because you turn every conversatio

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Text - JB KNOCKOUT @JbKnockout I feel sorry for Netflix era kids. They will never know the high stakes adrenaline of running to the bathroom/fridge/ bedroom in a single ad break, with the beckoning call of a sibling screaming "It's ONNNNNN" to send you hurdling over furniture to get back in time. srsfunny Couldn't you just pause it usedkarma oh my sweet summer child

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Text - REI tilthat TIL that in 2002, a researcher found that the average 8-year-old British child could identify 80% of Pokémon, but only 50% of common wildlife species via reddit.com sirobvious Common wildlife species don't normally yell their names at you

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Text - simulatedstars. jonasbrothers: justintimerblake: babemagneto: does the 'science side of tumblr' actually exist??? science side of tumbir what do you think? protons science side sounds quite positive today

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Text - lesbianshepard i love when professors try to use modern slang to relate to students. my professor referred to the theater of pompey as "the place where caesar got vibe checked by a bunch of senators" and i lost it. lesbianshepard Vibe Check (1806) by Vincenzo Camuccini 164,527 notes

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Text - wordswithkittywitch You can end one of these forever, which do you pick? Cringe culture Callout culture Cancel culture thatdumbasschicken Culture wordswithkittywitch Fair enough.

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Text - neeetsocks no language should be mocked other than french hypallepse Birds is "oiseaux" in French. No letter is pronunced the way it should. And there are seven of them. teaboot ITS PRONOUNCED "WAZO" AND YES, I WILL DIE MAD ABOUT IT judgejudyofficial oiseaux hits every vowel in the french alphabet and manages to only be pronounced with 2 goddamn syllables genderfluidintake got vowels coming out the oiseaux

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Text - peenslayer: in australia we actually have a tv channel called '7mate' well in britain we have a tv channel called 'dave' and if you missed a programme on it, you can watch that programme an hour later on their other channel called 'dave ja vu' in america we have this tv channel called FOX and it's not even about foxes it just has lies so that's what the fox says

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Organism - mangochannel: catbountry: bogleech: IT'S A HUMMINGBEE These are BEE FLIES! Harmless to everything else, these precious little cutie pies sneak their eggs into beehives, where their larvae can parasitize bee larvae and eat their food reserves! Simultaneously adorable and insidious! fairy types.

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Text - Cethan Leahy @CethanLeahy Me: oh wow, this shop has everything my heart desires! Spooky shopkeeper: yes, I will warn you... every item comes with a price. Me: yes, I know how shops work kittydesade Spooky Shopkeeper: The price may be more than you expect to pay. Me: Yes, I know how US taxes work, too. del3141 Shopkeeper, increasingly exasperated: I'm trying to tell you that I'm evil and offering these wares with no regard for the harm they will do! Me, also increasingly exasperated: I kno

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Text - officialunitedstates what's with these people telling me l'm "full of myself"?? of course l'm full of myself what else is my body supposed to be full of rumblespheres bees

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Text - crystalmethalicious I don't think people realise how hard it is to re-discover the person you were before depression or even try to remember your own personality threedollarwine and if you've had depression since early childhood you don't even know if you have your own personality you didn't have time to be a person before depression and it's scary having no idea who you are IC 424,894 notes

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Text - ol miir4ge i think the concept of a software install wizard is so cute... developers know the average person isnt comfortable running terminal commands so theyre like here!!! this wizard will do it for you <3 and we're all like yay :) the wizard

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Text - dragon-in-a-fez consider: teenagers aren't apathetic about everything they're just used to you shitting all over whatever they show excitement about lunarcanine Teen: *gets a job* "I GOT THE JOB!" Parents: Well, when I was your age, I already had 5 jobs and was supporting my family Source: dragon-in-a-fez

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Atmospheric phenomenon - MIKE AIR JUST DO IT. RUN. BECAUSE OF WHAT'S OUT THERE. shorm: This is supposed to be motivating, but mostly it just. comes off as slightly threatening. Just do it. Run. Because of what's out there. Right beHIND YOU DID YOU NOT HEAR ME RUN

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Text - austin-n-oli Confession: I have a friend who likes to text me at like 4am when he's had nightmares or he can't sleep or he just needs a friend. He thinks I'm always awake at 4am but really I go to bed around 12am and I change his text-tone to the loudest one I have just so it wakes me up when he needs me. l-ibellule you're the kind of friend everyone needs austin-n-oli I think that since its been a year sinceI made this post its time for an update. In the past year I've watched this post

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Hat - generalgrievousdatingsim ratfriends Follow patrickvaill If you don't propose with this don't fuckin bother bunjywunjy *me, kneeling with tears in my eyes* WE-haw. bienenstok Will you be my pardner? Source: patrickvaill

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Laws People Insist Are Real But Don't Exist


Someone on AskReddit got a thread going about the various laws that people insist are real, but actually aren't. These could be helpful to take note of for the next time you find someone running their mouth about something they are sure is a law, but in actuality is nothing of the sort. 

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Text - Dinothegreen • 1h It's a law that exists but widely misunderstood is the concept of Entrapment. If the police put a Bait vehicle in a high crime area, that is NOT entrapment. If the police are watching a bar known to overserve to see if there are impaired drivers at the end of the night that is NOT entrapment. Entrapment only occurs when a gov agent suggests committing a crime that you were not otherwise going to commit.

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Text - TannedCroissant • 2h In the UK, it's not illegal to park on someone else's drive(way). It's classified as trespassing, a civil offence, not criminal, which means the police can't do anything. This particularly surprises people as many think that they have exclusive rights to the parking outside their house as well.

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Text - Hamsternoir • 3h In the UK that it is illegal to drink under the age of 18. You can buy alcohol with a meal at 16 (beer, wine, cider) and you are not breaking any laws if you give your child some alcohol in the privacy of your own home and they are over the age of 5.

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Text - doctor-rumack • 3h It's federal law in the US that a plain clothes or undercover police officer HAS to identify themselves as law enforcement if asked. No, it's not the law, and they can tell you whatever the fuck they want.

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Text - cushionblock • 1h In my country some people believe they can 'press charges' against someone. You can't. You report a crime and the police decide if they are taking it further. It's not up to you whether charges are brought, you may want charges brought but the police drop the case. Alternatively you can refuse to 'press charges' and the police can bring a case anyway. It's harder without the victim or witness cooperation but they still can. You do have a right to civil cases of course bu

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Text - GuiltyLawyer • 4h Driving with interior overhead car lights on is not illegal.

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Text - hastur777 • 3h Fighting words is not a defense to battery. It just means that the government can prosecute face to face insults likely to lead to a breach of the peace. ETA: Not to say that provocation defenses don't exist dependent on jurisdiction, but "fighting words" in the US refers to an exception to the 1st Amendment. https://www.oyez.org/cases/1940-1955/315us568

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Text - LadyBugPuppy • 1h This isn't exactly what you're asking for, but think it's valuable for people to know: You do not need to wait 24 hours to report someone as missing.

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Text - WatchTheBoom • 2h "Good Samaritan" laws aren't nearly as broad as people think. For context, I work in emergency services. Some people believe that "I was trying to help" are the magic words that can get them out of any sticky situation.

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Text - LaserBeamsCattleProd • 4h No laws against driving barefoot.

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Text - ArminTanz • 1h 2 Awards Im no lawyer but I don't feel like most of the villains in Scooby Do committed any actual crime. I don't think its against the law to put on a mask and scare some trespassers on you own property.

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Text - liljackass • 2h negligent motorcycle driver forced me to hit him from behind with my car i was young and naive at the time, never been in an accident until then, guy makes me sign a paper that says that the accident is my fault because i hit from behind and wanted compensation i explained the situation to my dad, and he concluded that the guy was obstructing normal traffic and i had no option but to hit him from behind in the particular circumstance the guy ended up taking us to court, sh

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Text - Auntie_Hero • 1h An arrest isn't magically invalidated if the police don't read you your rights on the spot. There could be a whole thread of just misconceptions people have from watching Cop TV.

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Text - 99999999977prime • 2h I'm not driving, I'm traveling.

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Text - RmeMSG • 1h People that think it's illegal to be video taped in a public space.

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Text - Pazlen • 2h U.S., Ex lawyer here: There is no law that requires the police to provide you with their name and badge number when asked (there may be internal policies, but it's not the law). There is also no law that requires the police to get a supervisor if demanded (again, policy vs law). There is no law that allows you to question whether an order given by the police is lawful or not (a court has to decide if the order was lawful after the fact), but there are laws to punish you if you

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Text - 1 Award The one that is the most frustrating to me, even though it's not really a specific claim that a particular law exists, more a rule of evidence, is "that's just hearsay! You have no evidence!" Comes up all the time, in all kinds of contexts. Even lawyers love using it when it suits them: "nothing but hearsay and speculation." Usually, what people mean when they say that is "don't believe them! They're lying!" Which, fair enough, but that's not what hearsay means. Lottttts of eviden

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Text - iBendUover • 2h Eventhough many people think so, there has actually never been a Danish law allowing you to beat up a swede with a stick, if he should walk across the ice on Oresund during winter. But, eventhough the law has never existed, it doesn't meen it shouldn't.

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Text - Alleline • 1h "Sovereign citizen" stuff. I feel like enough folks have claimed to be sovereign citizens that it's become normal. But no, generally you can't declare yourself exempt from the laws in effect where you are.

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Text - snow_big_deal • 1h "If you live together for X period of time, you're automatically legally married." There are different time periods for different purposes, and being common-law doesn't always have the same effect as being married. So for example your employer might give your partner spousal benefits after one year, but division-of-property laws might only apply after three. And all of this varies from one place to another. Some places don't have division-of-property laws for common law

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Text - Wetowkinboutpractice 1h If the teacher isn't here within 15 minutes we're legally allowed to leave

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Text - ToastAndASideOfToast • 2h They cannot arrest a husband and wife for the same crime.

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Text - Blazerblaster • 1h Not a law, but how people believe the polygraph tells the truth. The polygraph is can not be used as evidence in court. Therefore, not science. Might as well use a ouigi board.

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Text - Micheal83 • 3h That an undercover cop has to tell a target that they are undercover if they're asked.

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Text - NoBlueKoolAid • 1h Paralegal: A lot of people think that the law requires you to be a good, decent person. If I'm sitting on a bench and see a blind person about to walk into the path of a bus, it's completely legal for me (in the United States) to remain silent, take my cell phone out, and take a video of his death. It's even legal for me to profit from the video. I'd be a monster for doing it, but there's no law imposing a duty on me to tell this stranger, "watch out for that bus!"

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Text - netpenthe • 2h Freedom of speech in my country. That's from watching too many US movies

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Text - Coolest_Breezy • 1h In California, it's not illegal to discuss your wages with your co-workers, despite what your boss might say.

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Text - matofthenorth • 1h Freedom of Speech and Censorship laws do not apply on social media. If your comments or posts get deleted by an administrator it is not infringing on your rights. Have you been arrested for your statements? Have you been prosecuted for saying something? If the answer is NO, then chill out.

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Text - notrexhudler • 1h Not quite on point: A lot of people don't understand that co-signing a loan means that you are on the hook for the loan as much as the other person. The car gets repoed and then they are shocked that their wages are getting garnished. Co-signing is not you saying you think your friend is a cool dude who is good for it; you are saying you will pay for it if they don't. And they want you on the hook because they think there is a good chance the main applicant is a deadbeat

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Text - BeaversAndButtholes • 2h 1 Award The "legal limit" for BAC in drunk driving. There is no such thing. The common refrain you hear, especially from media outlets that have no idea what the fuck they're talking about, is that there's a 'legal limit' to the amount of alcohol you can safely have in your system and legally drive a car. No. Simply no. It doesn't exist. There is a statutorily established per se limit in every state. This means that if you are driving and your BAC is over that lim

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Text - dny6 • 1h Lots of people seem to think that private businesses have to respect your freedom of speech.

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Text - brevity_is_hard • 1h As a former lawyer (UK), I lost count of the amount of people that thought jaywalking was a crime. Unless it's a road that specifically states 'no pedestrians' or a motorway, no such offence exists here.

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