💰 Grifter "Mad at the Internet" - a/k/a My Psychotherapy Sessions

As regards the speculation about KCJFS dying, whether he was poisoned by his ex or poisoned by redditors sending him ridiculous amounts of alcohol, it should be mentioned that his dad pretty clearly believes that Josh killed himself. He doesn't come out and say it, and he doesn't accuse the trolls of bullyciding him, but that's why he wanted to delete Cobe's videos and he made sure to mention how depressed Josh was and said "fuck suicide". Clint probably doesn't have a lot of evidence, but he probably has good reason to believe it was suicide.
 
The English flag situation summarized in RuneScape lingo.
 
Peets drinking water is one of the most disturbing things I have ever seen and I have seen some horrifying shit. He is a total freak and probably a serial killer.
 
That jeet in a truck was playing mario kart what the hell
 
Slav Power said:
TIL the American equivalent of spirytus has a trademarked brand name that is confusingly similar to the brand name of detergents.
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It's just a brand name like Polmos. Other companies make the same thing. Here's one that's maybe more suitably advertised.
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Not A Cat Person said:
It's just a brand name like Polmos. Other companies make the same thing. Here's one that's maybe more suitably advertised.
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In this case Polmos would be the equivalent of Luxco, the name of the company that manufactures the product. In this case "Spirytus Rektyfikowany" is the product name like "Everclear", but the linguistic caveat is that even though it's a trademarked name that only Polmos can use, the name "spirytus" itself is not, other companies produce it under a different name with the word "spirytus" in it, and everyone refers to this type of alcohol as "spirytus", because it's a name for rectified spirits that predates the idea of copyright law.

That's why it's so odd/funny to me, that the American equivalent has a trademarked marketable name while here it's all derivative of a generic name for this type of alcohol. Then again I'm not the one to judge when in Poland it's common for people to refer to common items via brand names, like calling any diapers "Pampers" or any sports shoes "Adidas".
 
How many Indians have invaded Canada since the PPP and Surfer break up?
 
Ah, I see Josh has confused another tasteful and intelligent inside joke. See, “Boykisser” is actually a Swahili colloquialism for a Fox local to the region due to its tendency to lick people’s faces and the goonclowns use of it is probably due to his respected career as an environmentalist. Asserting the boy kissing has anything to do with kissing boys is frankly a little bit schizophrenic.
 
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