• CarlsIII
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    871 year ago

    When the dog came up, I was expecting it to go “and the dog agreed it was a good stick”

    • @kindernacht
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      491 year ago

      Why do you think the dog was complicit with the distraction tactic

  • @Rajtinka
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    841 year ago

    If your husband and son both agree it’s a nice stick, I gotta side with them on this one.

  • @quinkin
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    391 year ago

    Sticks are a dime a dozen, not of interest to anyone. A nice stick, now that’s something special. You take that baby home.

    • @Etterra
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      81 year ago

      10-year-old me feels called out lol. But you know what? If your kid likes a stick that was free instead of wanting something that costs hundreds of dollars? Quit your bitching and just tell them it’s a nice stick.

      • @dnick
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        41 year ago

        I wouldn’t say she reached the level of “bitching’, just understandably quizzical. Aren’t you curious about things sometimes?

  • @anthropomorphized
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    251 year ago

    Not a boy or man, and I have a REALLY good stick I found in middle school, 26 years ago. And some other pretty good sticks to. Everyone loves a good stick

    • @Thranduil
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      51 year ago

      Put 2 stones on it and it becomes a sword

  • @[email protected]
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    171 year ago

    Daughter has collected sticks since she could walk. They are all special and unique and can’t possibly be disposed of.

  • @[email protected]
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    111 year ago

    it’s likely our wrists evolved to bend side-to-side because our ancestors fucking loved swinging sticks around so much.

    • @[email protected]OP
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      31 year ago

      Apparently we are also especially good at locking our wrists which enables us to precisely throw stuff. Probably a similar origin