naraku360

Hurry up and give me my layoff, you bastards.

Rick and Morty went downhill with season 2. Never recovered.

NEAT!

This happened once. Probably a mother protecting babies. It dropped out of a tree to hiss at me. Didn't actually realize they were that big until it was getting ready to fuck me up.

Wheeled grocery cage.

I can't read the rest of the thread if I can't stop laughing.

Macross vs Robotech: Which should I watch?

This is a weird poll and it makes me uncomfortable. You should show us your other pole.

It won't turn on even while plugged in. I don't know anything about repairing it. I don't even know if the one with Bowser burned into the screen still turns on.

Mine won't charge. I discovered that I still have another one, but it either doesn't power on or I still have the used one that for some reason came with what appears to be a game over or scene transition of Bowser (I want to say Mario 64) burned into the screen.

Not if ghosty is the 5th. I believe in you, bro. You can do it, @ghostrek!

I'm here for the comments. I'm not watching whatever that video is.

No, he was just a staunch Republican in 2018. I think he mellowed out with a healthy relationship, though. Connecting with his ex-wife and the only step-parent that's been any good to me shortly before she passed probably softened him.

I think I've created the most viscerally unnerving word in human history. I was trying to think of the female version of ball-busting. Boob.... butt.... bagina...... Are you sure about this? Even thinking it is a jumpscare.

I mean, I guess I should have mentioned he was angrily yelling "hit me." Now that I typed that I realize this makes the story so much more confusing. Oh well, not my problem.

This one time a customer accused me of discriminating against him for being in a wheelchair. It was a phone call. I had never seen him.

I punched my dad once.

If you submit the return for the correct item and Amazon hassles you, speaking from the bank end of credit card disputes, Amazon is absolutely terrible at their responses. Not sure if you used a debit, and that process is outside my scope, but I can comfortably say Amazon claims are one of the most common we get and I rarely go a day without filing several, and while it isn't impossible for us to lose, it's like a couple times a month. I win almost sll of them. Debit disputes are accordingly more difficult, but if they are as competent with debit disputes as they are with credit, then they aren't competent and the bank will probably win so long as you demonstrated a literal bare minimum of good faith. Your bank can probably deal with it if you need them to. I just recommend contacting Amazon before the bank since that's a standard part of the procedure. Ideally have proof in writing (chat, email) to give the bank and be clear in what the situation is, and even then, writing isn't necessarily required at my bank. It's just helpful to have as much documentation as possible.