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minus-square@jopepalink57•10 months agoDid you know all of those sit and reach boxes were manufactured by Halliburton? Follow the money…
minus-square🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 ℹ️linkfedilinkEnglish15•edit-210 months agoI remember doing the presidential fitness tests; but my school didn’t have any equipment for it… My school didn’t even fund a rich asshole?! We just did it for funsies?!
minus-square@RizzRustboltlink4•10 months agoBozo! I fuckin’ knew it! Your reign of ping-pong terror stops now!
minus-square@jopepalink3•10 months agoHonk Honk! Burst of confetti and a red balloon remains. It floats but doesn’t rise, though the string is attached to nothing.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink3•10 months agoDid you find the proof? I gave it a half-effort on mobile and didn’t succeed…
minus-square@EvacuateSoullink6•10 months agoIn Civil Air Patrol they just screwed a ruler into a box.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•10 months agoWe were poor rural Canadians. Our sit-and-reach used a wooden ruler and a blocky wood scrap.
Did you know all of those sit and reach boxes were manufactured by Halliburton? Follow the money…
I remember doing the presidential fitness tests; but my school didn’t have any equipment for it… My school didn’t even fund a rich asshole?! We just did it for funsies?!
Follow the funsies…
Bozo! I fuckin’ knew it!
Your reign of ping-pong terror stops now!
Honk Honk! Burst of confetti and a red balloon remains. It floats but doesn’t rise, though the string is attached to nothing.
How much could a box cost? $10k?
Man, I had to go check it just in case.
Was it Lockheed Martin?
Did you find the proof? I gave it a half-effort on mobile and didn’t succeed…
And?
In Civil Air Patrol they just screwed a ruler into a box.
We were poor rural Canadians. Our sit-and-reach used a wooden ruler and a blocky wood scrap.