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Witness the epic cat and mouse game of Scoob versus Westpark at the LA Live JW Mariott.
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Slapped Velma on the ass and caller her dummy thick during a commercial break while [classic] filmed it.
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You know what doesn't need rare earth metals? Captain Caveman's Club.
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[insert title here] 2025-26 Election Cycle Thread
scoobdog replied to Raptorpat's topic in Current Events
SO, at the very least, she provides static for the GOP primary. I should add: if this isn't a naked attempt to threaten Johnson into giving her back leadership, I'll eat my hat. -
Elon Musk now owns Twitter, apparently trying to run it into the ground
scoobdog replied to Jman's topic in Current Events
I don't particularly care about this chick, but I can't emphasize enough how horrifying it is that he's using his power to coerce women to do things for him. Whether or not this instance is true, its a known fact that he does do it. -
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Steinbeck is depressing, even for English majors, but what really kills HS English is the way they teach it. Steinbeck is meaningless unless you (a) had a older relative survive the Great Depression, (b) live in Salinas (which is really nice for a farm town), or (c) are taking a history lesson on the first 3 decades of the 20th century. If you can’t derive any perspective out of what you’re reading, what’s the point? For the record, as decent as Steinbeck is a prose writer, you’re not likely to read him for his word smithing. It’s for his characters, all well written and sympathetic, but unmistakably creatures of the Dust Bowl. Most HS freshmen aren’t going to have a real insight into the droves of people that escaped the Midwest only to waste away here in California. Unless you see it for yourself, it doesn’t really make sense.
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I didn’t piss myself at the Home Depot. I call it a win.
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They’re more put together than any human. I gotta go back to Wild Animal Park… that place is awesome.
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The one in Julian yesterday?
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Best 5 minutes spent.
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Should disinformation be protected by the 1st Amendment?
scoobdog replied to _lost_username_'s topic in General Discussion
People "not knowing better" isn't misinformation - people misrepresenting an opinion as fact is misinformation and is not protected by the first amendment.- 31 replies
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Mr. Burchum is an Adam Corolla character from his days on Kevin and Bean (defunct KROQ morning show). Jimmy Kimmel was on the same show at around the same time.
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Lazy professors are the worst.
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That might not even be legal. Reproducing any work, even that of a website, is subject to copyright law. It's generally understood that "reproducing only for your private use" means to prohibit you from denying the source author compensation for disseminating work. All articles, including critical and scientific articles, are subject to licensing fees. In the stone age, your local library would buy a book and, if you wanted to quote and source it, you had to check the book out, actually read it, and return it - you couldn't quote verbatim the entirety of the book or photocopy its pages and then dissmenate them. The prohibition would be printed somewhere on either the back of the title page or at the very back. Nowadays, websites have a similar disclaimer that can appear usually on the very bottom of the page under "Terms of Use" and includes a section called "Copyright Ownership" which says much the same thing. My advice to you is to have a seperate page where you re-list all your sources and say that permission to copy and submit was not permitted by the author.
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Those are fine looking pancakes.
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Nabs didn't hate me, he just wanted me to stuff him like a burrito. Sandstone, though, like legit thought I was making fun of his mental state. I think he's cool now, but I can't be too sure....- 31 replies
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The sure fire way of knowing it’s Sandstone is him extolling a full throated, almost pure, hatred for me.- 31 replies
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He is not Sandstone.- 31 replies
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I’d say more like a villain from Pocahontas. Or Asian Thanos.
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I'm at the point thinking that I could do a better job
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That AI is creeping me the fuck out.
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Drink a liter of Dr Pepper and try again.
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I'm at the point thinking that I could do a better job
scoobdog replied to ghostrek's topic in General Discussion
What do you mean by that?