• @[email protected]
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    923 months ago

    I’ll take “What’s classy when you’re rich but not when you’re poor?” for $100 Alex

    • @PugJesusOPM
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      583 months ago

      Well, the princess is downing a bottle of fortified wine, so it would seem that’s just par for the course.

      • Diplomjodler
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        73 months ago

        When I was 14, my parents ordered a bottle of wine in a restaurant and asked, if I wanted a glass. Nobody thought twice about it.

    • Tar_Alcaran
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      333 months ago

      In 1955, basically everyone smoked. Like 65% of Europe were smokers, and I do mean 65% of living humans of all ages.

    • @cazssiew
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      I was smoking at 12 in France in 1999, I told tobacconists I was buying them for my mom. Pulled the same thing off in the states when I moved there 2 years later. And I was far from alone. These are far more recent (terrible, obviously) habits than you might think.

      • @lunarul
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        Started smoking at 12 too, also in the 90s. Quit in high-school.

      • @hakunawazo
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        53 months ago

        Cancer is nothing you can count on. For the bad and for the good.
        Hope your dad stays healthy.

      • @ikidd
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        Yah, my uncle lived to 94, smoked for 89 of those years. Pretty sure if we’d had a nuclear war in the 60s, that fucker would have still made it into his 80s.

  • @Shave_MyBeever
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    223 months ago

    Looks like someone wanted them to pose as such to make a funny photo

  • kindenough
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    Amateurs. I started my cocaine addiction at 5 years old when the Fleetwood Mac album Rumours came out.

    Edit: again I need to learn doing correct grammar in English.

    • Tar_Alcaran
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      303 months ago

      again I need to learn doing correct grammar in English.

      It’s pretty decent for someone nearing a half century coke habit.

    • @ylph
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      I think those might actually be frosted glass cups.

      Here is the best copy I could find, and the flared edges do not look like plastic cups - also the shiny inside and matte outside looks more like glass frosted on the outside.

      PP was not in commercial use until 1957 (not sure when it was first used for cups), PET disposable cups weren’t a thing until the 70s. Disposable cups in the 50s would have been wax paper.

  • AlexisFR
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    73 months ago

    How can you still be prince from a county that has ceased to exist for centuries?

    • @Agent641
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      23 months ago

      I read this as a non-rhetorical question, in a Nigerian accent

      • @[email protected]
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        23 months ago

        Me too, especially due to the use of the word ‘ceased’. Reminded me of this video where a reverse scammer convinced the Nigerian scammers to record Monty python’s dead parrot sketch, as he combines then he could get them a BBC grant.

        https://youtu.be/awtAKa22AVk

  • @njm1314
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    43 months ago

    Those sure were the days

  • @Agent641
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    23 months ago

    Is she… Married?

    • @PugJesusOPM
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      33 months ago

      I think even Euronobility stopped the practice of marrying their kids off THAT young a few centuries before.

      • @Agent641
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        13 months ago

        Why the ring on the finger then?

        • Rayquetzalcoatl
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          43 months ago

          Good point! But you can also just wear rings on any finger whenever you fancy

          • Pingudiem
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            53 months ago

            In Germany usually the wedding ring is on the right hand not on the left.

  • @Crashumbc
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    Source? But their hands look like poor AI garbage…