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From a time where Pokémon was about helping each other "catch them all"

@bunburyoudoujp cups can get pretty big and it is not standardized

I bought a medium ice coffee earlier and thought maybe I should have ordered a large. Then the “medium” coffee arrived. What would the large be served in? A bucket?

@hoshizorarock はいでも今日はまだ仕事がありました

休日なのに仕事だと勘違いしてパニックになって目を覚ましたアメリカ人のリアクションをご覧ください👀

@CardsMax i mean, you could counter "whats your lowest ask" with "whats your highest bid"

Why are you, as a man, asking me “what’s your best” or “what’s your lowest??”

@angelodotsui Not for me, but if you like it then go for it. personally, i have 3 tables of pokemon and magic cards and anything that is exposed to western light gets anything from UV treatment to taco bell napkin or random cut of cotton cloth

apparently, the new trend among pokemon collectors is leaving their cards in the sun to make the colors change honestly, i really like the result i probably wouldn’t try it with a card that could be a 10, though what would you do?

@james_xond 32. In 2023. Insurance premiums are continuing to push affordability down for me, especially flood.

Trying to prove a point. How old were you when you became a homeowner for the first time?

@taiki_phrases えっと、本気分からない？

@taiki_phrases 完全分かれない

返答 is usually what you need.

@moe_laboratory 嬉しい

@Alex343 いいねー！

What is your favorite kanji? I like yume, dream! Tell me yours on reply!

@Cr7Godbrand i installed a dishwasher with an air gap and run it basically any time there are dishes dirty dishes shouldnt be left out

I’ve been married for five years, and my wife does most of the cooking and cleaning. I hardly do those things. Why? Because she cooks three types of meals on the weekend that last from Monday to Friday. She only does laundry on weekends. She only cleans on weekends. We also do our shopping only on weekends. I had to help create these routines for her because she kept complaining about the “mental load” crap. Women create a lot of this mental load for themselves and then complain that motherhood is hard. No, you made motherhood hard on yourselves. She doesn’t have to deep-clean the floor late at night. She can do it tomorrow. She doesn’t have to do laundry late at night either. Laundry can even be done on the weekend. She doesn’t have to wash the dishes immediately; they can wait until tomorrow.

@NsZoruaTCG i dont even notice people who do this their cards get filtered out by better sellers

@Alex343 oh yea im aware i use tcgp a lot i just hate that people will do this

tcgplayer sellers are genuinely so fucking scummy sometimes like fuck off

@hoshizorarock これで2回目です。 これは「チーズ犯罪」よりもひどい。

@Alex343 変だからSNSに動画をあげられてます👀

アメリカ人よ👀 これはポリコレに該当するのか？🥺

@JJCrypticCorner sleeves and a binder to start ur collection

Found some of my old Pokemon Cards, can I retire?

@uiyui_jk 色々アメリカ人と「やばい、やばい、こわい」って話しました

To all Muslim friends — and all foreigners who think we are weird for this: When Japanese people eat basashi (horse sashimi / raw horse meat), many of us do something that surprises foreigners… We eat it raw. And then eat it raw again. And honestly, the slightly frozen, cold texture is the best part. Sometimes with soy sauce, ginger, or garlic. Foreign friends: “Wait… horse?! And raw?! You seriously don’t cook it?!” Yes. And there is actually a surprisingly serious reason. Basashi is very delicate, slightly sweet, and surprisingly refreshing. The fat is light, the lean meat has deep umami, and although unique, it has very little gamey taste. Then — what may look like total chaos to foreigners — some people eat it cold, dip it in soy sauce, and enjoy it with ginger or garlic. Yes. Raw horse meat. Cold sashimi. Soy sauce. And somehow… it tastes amazing 😂 This is not weird behavior. We are not crazy. Japanese people are just absurdly serious about rice and food. This is Japanese culture. And something we take pride in. So let me ask: Does your country also have a food culture that makes foreigners go, “Wait… WHAT?!” 😂

@GigglingGanon So you kinda didnt tell the truth when you said you’re only recording because he flipped you off. You’ve gone to multiple facilities to record people, not recording because a guy flipped you off.

Facility manager brings out her unhinged substance abuse team to tell people that her rules trump your rights. We are in Oak Harbor, Washington, on Whidbey Island for this one. ​The confrontation occurred outside Island Assessment and Counseling. It's funny how often you get people like this that feel like their feeling outweigh the rights of others. You can see the moment that she is starting to realize that she is not getting what she wants from the police, so she starts to dig for something by claiming he had knife. Either way she was forced to do the walk of shame.

@MKillerrabbit @TheEbonyMaw But no carrot and you the horse are scared by carrot and confused by carrot

@TheEbonyMaw Too many carrots can make them value the carrot less.

One of the saddest things I discovered as a parent is that the stick works better than the carrot 9 times out of 10. I wish this wasn’t the case, but in my experience, threat of punishment is a SIGNIFICANTLY more effective motivator than offering a reward. I still prefer offering rewards, so they’re often my first go-to, but I have to be honest. Despite what passes for modern wisdom, it’s just not as effective as negative consequences.

@hoshizorarock In elementary school They ordered king kong pizzas for us Table-sized pizza 小学校
キングコングの
机ピザ

アメリカにとんでもなく大きいピザがあることは日本人はテレビとかを見て知ってるけど実際に超巨大なピザを注文したことがある人は何人くらいいるの？👀

@NazBolRunique @yuelinxie @404Capella "false politeness" what a wumao lie

@Alex343 @yuelinxie @404Capella C'est exactement pour ça que je préfère les Chinois aux Japonais. Je n'ai aucun respect pour la fausse politesse.

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