scoobdog

In all seriousness, I don't necessarily condemn the criticism, it's just that it tends to be misguided and generally ignores the fellowship that is part of celebrating quasi holidays like this. It's one thing to use cultural markers as a way build commonality, it's another to use cultural markers to justify destructive behavior (in particular, uncontrolled inebriation). To the latter, Saint Patrick's Day and Cinco De Mayo share the same problematic justifications that warrant criticism in the proper context.

Jesus Christ. You really have the mind of a sixth grader.

Considering it's technically a Roman Catholic "feast " day and not an actual holiday, your friends are particularly douchey and wrong.

That's pretty terr... What happened again?

Lol. Cops are already gearing up for the weekend.

If it's work related, I've always been under the assumption that it's wholly unacceptable to text about business related stuff after normal business hours (usually 5pm). But, my line of work usually entails some form of emergency contact, so I will accept business texts 24 hours a day as long as they are related to emergencies (pipe burst, hole in the roof, toilet explodes, anything that involves an immediate danger to the public). I would imagine that the only other exception is if that person specifically asks for the information to be sent as soon as it's available. Otherwise, the text is likely to be ignored and/or forgotten.

This thread is off to a great start....

Obligatory?

You wouldn't understand.

The brand is nearly a century old. Not sure how long they've been making shoes, though.

I thought no one would ask.

I like the black leather outfit. It makes her almost completely disappear into the background.

And it looks like his hair is thinning.

What year Sub, and C or K?

At least they're short. He only seems to have Westpark and Astro plugged into his comedic insult superlative generator.

No, you ain't.

It's just like when someone posts Rukia Futa, and Ben's like "Jokes on all you, I think that's hot."

That club sounds awesome.

Well done!

Mornings at the Pooh homestead are energetic, if somewhat destructive, affairs.

I'd like to join a Jeep club, but I hear there's some snobbery toward us lowly Trailhawk owners.

Pro tip: It seems too easy... you're probably not doing it right.