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@coolboymew I hate it when people are playing music out loud in places like the grocery store or public transit. It's always the worst shit too, like grindcore or really shitty rap. I get annoyed at people driving through parking lots with their windows down and their music blaring too.

@Aviz @LukeAlmighty the landlord didn't build the house though, did they? They paid someone else to do it. That's like saying a video game publisher actually made the video game when all they did was foot the bill.

@LukeAlmighty being a landlord mostly involves just a large investment and then paying other people to do work when necessary (like maintenance). For the most part, it's passive income. All they do is collect money from people. I'm not saying that being a landlord isn't legitimate, but it's not necessarily "work," it's just investment.

Being a sex worker requires you to actually do stuff. You're trading your body, your dignity, and possibly your health for money, but isn't that what a lot of other jobs consist of anyway? It might not be moral/ethical work, depending on who you ask, but it is still work. You're still doing something directly related to the money you make, whereas a landlord is probably playing golf while making passive income.

@RehnSturm256 "who killed that mailman?"

"well that's a woman so it's a mailwoman"

"mailMAN, okay? mailwoman just sounds weird. have you ever heard anyone say that? no, don't be stupid. it's mailMAN!"

@lain the new pog face is fucking lame

it is kind of funny though that gootecks apparently didn't want the emote to exist anyway though so i guess he got his wish

long live :pogchamp:

@solidsanek depends on how authentic/official you want it. you could probably find some decent stuff on european amazon at least.

roommate 1: "beard's not 5'10", he's only that tall when he's hunched over"

roommate 2: "yeah he's hunched over because of the weight of all his sins"

:pepeLulHands:

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