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thefingerfuckingfemalefury
napstawantstosleep

Guys do u know that one meme where there's a girl and like a bodyguard (???) ordering drinks and the waiter give them the wrong drinks so they switch them on the last panel,???????? BECAUSE I C1NT FING IT^

napstawantstosleep

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I FUCKIBG GOT IT RAAAAAHHHHHHH 💥💥💥💥💥

Edit : here's the link of the og post on Twitter!!!

peachygos

[ID: a series of photos of a young woman and an older man at a restaurant. She's wearing a white shirt and tie and he's wearing a black suit. They're sitting in a booth with a drinks advertisement on the wall behind them. In the first picture they're looking at an open menu, the man pointing. In the second picture they have drinks placed in front of them, a sundae/cocktail in front of the woman and a pint of beer in front of the man. In the third they switch drinks. In the fourth they're both enjoying their drinks, the woman drinking her beer and the man enjoying his sundae. /end ID]

thefingerfuckingfemalefury

SO CUTE

uccelletto-di-kokuyo
fuckyeahstufficareabout

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🙂

cooper214

Like to charge, reblog to cast.

letrune

  1. He is not a president. An ex-president maybe. A former one. I was told that they call presidents who finished their terms "president", but I am not sure Trump deserves that too...
  2. Thousands of US citizens die in prison, why should he be above that?
  3. Dude was essentially auctioning off state secrets, a thing that would result in a CIA killsquad going after you otherwise.
  4. Charged and reblogged. Hope his sufferimg is long and painful.
foone

One weird thing about America is that former presidents are always addressed as "president". Even if they got impeached. It's weird and pseudoroyalty and I don't like it, but that is standard usage.

resumbrarum

Surprisingly, this isn't quite true, and it's been relevant recently. When you're discussing a former President, it's acceptable to refer to them as "President Whatever", but when you're addressing them, you're supposed to just say "Mr./Mrs./etc. Whatever".

It's been relevant because during last week's arraignment, the judge addressed him and referred to him exclusively as "Mr. Trump", and he was furious afterward because apparently for the last two and a half years he's insisted on being surrounded by people who exclusively call him "Mr. President".

foone

Ahh, good to know. Thanks for the clarification!

porcelainpyre
froody

When I was a kid, my dad hated when I hung up anything on my walls. My art, band posters, movie posters, anything. Not with taxks, not with tape (it “ripped the paint off”) not with anything. At one point in 5th or 6th grade he came in my room and found me hanging up a Diary of a Wimpy Kid poster with tacos and he was like “EVERY HOLE YOU PUT IN THE WALL TAKES $10 OFF THE VALUE OF THE HOUSE.” so when I was mad at him, I’d insert tacks into the wall in places he couldn’t easily see just out of spite. Whoever owns the house now is probably wondering about it.

a-daks

bro didn’t even know you could just fill holes with toothpaste 💀

a-daks

I know this is about an owned house (that you should be touching up and repainting the walls of before reselling anyway???) but for ppl who are paranoid about putting holes in rental walls: don’t be.
Put up posters. Shelving if you need it. Have hanging plants. Invest in a studfinder. Spackle kits are cheap and everywhere now, or you can use white toothpaste, glue, or even soft air-dry clay to fill holes.
Scuffs and rub marks are considered normal wear and tear and landlords can’t charge you for them. Most places will have you fill holes but will have to repaint between tenants anyway, so even if the spackle doesn’t match the walls, it’s not a big deal. Check your state laws about what is considered normal wear and tear. Most states have laws covering everything from paint to flooring. For instance, in my state, carpet that is 3+ years old is considered past its normal life cycle and therefore any damage to it cannot be charged for because the landlord/management is expected to put in new carpeting.

Before any move-out, check local laws considering paint, flooring, light fixtures, appliances, etc. Landlords and management companies make BANK on people not knowing that they’re paying for paint rubs that they’re painting over anyway and carpet that has been paid for 6 times over.

froody

Reminder: they’re never ever ever ever going to give you your security deposit back no matter what you do. have fun with life.

charlieleelee

Actually, if your landlord isn't giving your security deposit back without good reason (in new york, they gave to give you a itemized receipt listing why they deducted from it) bring them to small claims court. Don't let the bloodsuckers get away with your money.

anotherdayforchaosfay

Our last landlord tried keeping all the deposit and charging is for more. When we moved in, I took a whole lotta pictures. I took pics when we moved out and did my research regarding local laws and looked at how frequently tenants win in small claims court here. Over 80% of cases are in favor of tenants.

So I wrote a very professional letter to the landlord and property management company. I provided this information and sent a CD with copies of before and after pics of the place with notes, like the place hadn't been cleaned before we moved in, there was a hole from the second bathroom to the outside, large enough to fit a fat raccoon, husky fur everywhere, nails, hooks, and tacks in the walls, footprints on the ceiling, human hair on the walls and ceilings of the main bathroom.

I informed them they had 60 days to return our deposit or we will take them to small claims court. Local laws state that if a tenant wins, we receive 3x the deposit, and the landlord pays all court costs and fees. 58 days after sending the letter, we received our deposit with an apology for "confusion."

These people are dependent on ignorance. Be aware, be knowledgeable, and make them afraid.