The worst thing is when the retard citing it continues to insist that the source they cited, that says absolutely the opposite of what they claim, really totally says what they claim it says. Even when it obviously doesn't. This is why you don't argue online, you just call people faggots and tell them to kill themselves.
Yeah, hence why I never directly post about politics on my main social media. I'll usually just drop a link to the original source on other people's posts, tell them they're wrong and be on my way.
I remember when Scrubs was hitting its stride, and thinking, this is the future. No more three-camera sitcoms, no more laugh tracks. Little did I know we were headed for a Chuck Lorre future.
I'll never understand it. Each time I step into the break room it's like a bag of microwave popcorn exploded everywhere. How they manage to carpet the floor and tables with kernels is beyond me.
The middle finger gesture in general is quite tacky. Is that supposed to be "cute?" It just screams you're an asshole.I got another one: people flipping off the camera. Especially in video thumbnails. Is this really the sort of gesture you need to casually use? It feels like I'm being dunked on by this idiot and can't answer back.
Compare that to actresses in the 20th century. Photos of them usually have distinct expressions, even for that era.
Flipping off an Olive Garden lunch? Bitch, you're actually AT Olive Garden. Why are you flipping it off?
A good example of this is the frequently-misquoted "Accuse your enemies of that which you are guilty", usually attributed to the nazis, because everyone knows that if the Bad Guys (tm) have an Evil Plan (tm), they say it out loud so everyone can hear it.
So the whole “blood is thicker than water” or “curiosity killed the cat” idioms, but most people conveniently forget the contradicting second parts.
