Peanut allergies are worse than AIDS

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Griffolion

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I just replied to this one: "Surprised all you gamers were able to press 'pause' long enough to reply to my tweets so many times. Happy to finally talk to a girl?"

With: "You're a girl? Didn't realise beneath all the republican evil."
 

TheRealCJ

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Saelune said:
Well, I find your comment that community college is not real college pretty insulting, since its rather arrogant and full of itself.
Its probably even more important than "real college" anyways since because its much easier to get into, its whats helping educate the less well off, which make up more of the population than the well off/super intelligent.
Well, Iagree that community college is not like real college. Students attending community college are usually contributing something to society while they study.
 

ReservoirAngel

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Kuroneko97 said:
"I have nothing against gay people, but I honestly think some of them are just out to be troublemakers."
Oh go fuck yourself lady. How exactly are we out to be troublemakers? Yeah, we're dating people of our gender, how troublesome and mischievous. Dumb *****. And no, saying "some of them" doesn't make you any less stupid or idiotic about this.

"Video Games are toys with no artistic or intellectual merit whatsoever. Grow up."
Peanut allergies aren't that much of a big deal. Grow up.

"Anyone over the age of 17 that still plays video games must be developmentally disabled."
Says the college graduate who thinks pumping her own gas is just too much like hard work and wants others to do it for her!

"Parenting Tip: Tattoos + piercings + drugs = Dead at 27."
Which perfectly explains all the drug-users with tattoos and piercings walking around older than 27.

"Every gas station should be full service. Um yeah, I'm a college graduate, I shouldn't have to pump my own gas."
If you can get through college, you can work a gas pump. I'm a fucking drop-out and I can manage it. It's not that difficult. Stop being such an entitled *****. You working your way through college doesn't mean you should have stuff done for you.

"Parenting Tip: Caffeine is a gateway drug. Avoid Coca-Cola products and Coffee flavored Ice Cream."
Bullshit. Next.

"'Hell', 'Damn', and 'Ass' are ALL curse words worthy of a time-out. Any parent who doesn't agree is encouraging needless vulgarity."
Who are you, the fucking morality brigade? You lost the right to be morally superior when you demand people pump your fucking gas for you and compare peanut allergies to AIDS.

"In many ways peanut and tree nut allergies are far more serious than AIDS."
This is the big one. This is probably the stupidest thing I have ever heard a person say. Yes, peanut allergies are bad things. Nobody is arguing that. But they are not worse than a STD that kills your immune system so that even a fucking cold could potentially kill you, as well as making it so sex becomes more like a well-organised plan as opposed to a fun activity. Don't be a fucking idiot, you stupid *****, look beyond your own fucking condition. Just because you have a peanut allergy but don't have AIDS, doesn't mean peanut allergies are worse. Think beyond your own stupid, entitled little life.

God this just really pisses me off!

"If you expose a child afflicted by food allergies to their allergen (even by accident) you should be fined or possibly face jail time."
Yeah, cause your child already potentially dying just isn't enough of a bad result of an accident, now we're going to demand money from you and make it so you can't see your child for a period of time by throwing you in a cell with murderers and rapists. You know, for the sake of good parenting! This is so stupid its almost physically painful.

"Unlike nut allergies, dairy allergies are really blown out of proportion by over protective mothers."
Wow, hypocrite much?
 

Kuroneko97

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Frozen Donkey Wheel2 said:
What's your point? Is this really the place for people to post "Look what I found on the internet" type stuff? Start a blog for stuff like this, hell, put it on your damn Facebook if you've got one.
I'm pretty sure I've seen some far worse threads. Plus, we couldn't discuss the terrible people who ARE like this? I feel every thread has some discussion potential. And as I quote the movie of Drawn Together, "Maybe we don't need a point."
I also hate blogging and Facebook.

Char-Nobyl said:
*facepalm* Really? Does the concept of "feeding the troll" not mean anything to you?
Yes, I'm fully aware of what it means to "feed a troll."
 

Ghengis John

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People with peanut allergies should be weeded out of the population. At least until I or one of my children develops peanut allergies. Then clearly we, as a civilization have gone too far, lost our way, and must stop to think about what we're doing.

Doclector said:
Yes I have a peanut based torture kit. Gotta be prepared for these kind of situations.
Oooh this. I like this.

My brother had once joked that in a couple hundred years when peanut allergies have spread to more of the populace that peanuts will be considered weapons of mass destruction, and war criminals will drop them on cities.
 

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"A mother told me she can't afford to buy her groceries at Whole Foods. Um yeah, hi, can you afford insulin shots for little Carlos?"

Even for a troll that's a pretty nasty sentiment.
 

spartan231490

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Spot1990 said:
spartan231490 said:
Spot1990 said:
spartan231490 said:
I'm not really offended by peoples stupidity anymore. But as to the title of this thread, I would like to point out that you can't give you're lover a peanut allergy.

And I actually agree with her comment about the one-armed guy. yes, it's a handicap and you deserve privileges, a shorter walk isn't one of them. My friend always throws out his handicap parking thing. It pisses him off. He's like: Yeah, i can't see anything out of my left eye, but I can walk across a parking lot just fine thanks.
Thing about only having one arm is it can make carrying things a long distance more than a little difficult.
Yes, but they make these things called carts to help people carry things. Sorry, I couldn't help it. Anywhere that you are going to buy something difficult to carry, they provide a method of carrying it. a trolley if it's heavy or a cart if you're going to have a lot of them.
Shopping trolleys are a bollocks to steer with both hands. If we're just going to be that pedantic about it, Can't walk? Well they made wheelchairs for a reason. The point is it's more struggle for a one armed person to get groceries to his/her car than it is for someone with two. If it was parking at a restaurant or something I'd agree though. No more difficult for them than it is for me. Actually should you're friend even be allowed drive with no depth perception and no peripheral vision to the left? Sorry, off topic I know.
It's also hard for 110 pound girls to push shopping trolleys and over-loaded shopping cart. Do they deserve handicap parking? What about people with broken arms, should they get temp passes? What about bad arthritis? Should asthmatics be forced to walk all the way across a parking lot filled with several of the fumes most likely to trigger an attack? You have to draw the line somewhere, I draw the line before one-armed guys.

As to your off-topic question: They let him. They also let my grandmother drive when she was physically incapable of turning her head. Is it a good idea? prolly not. But they let him do it, and they're obviously aware he has impaired sight, cuz they send him the thing for parking. We all got quite a laugh out of it in HS.
 

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The sad thing is a lot of people share her opinions, and I officially have less than no faith in humanity. I know I'm KIND OF feeding the troll here, but I tweeted him/her back and asked her to justify her position about video games having no artistic qualities. I've had games deeply move me or even teach me before. Bioshock taught me about Objectivism, COD4 taught me about just how tragic and destructive a nuclear bomb can be, Splinter Cell taught me just how much fun it is to be a sneaky bastard, Dead Rising taught me when in doubt, innovation is key. Need I go on?
 

spartan231490

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Spot1990 said:
spartan231490 said:
Spot1990 said:
spartan231490 said:
Spot1990 said:
spartan231490 said:
I'm not really offended by peoples stupidity anymore. But as to the title of this thread, I would like to point out that you can't give you're lover a peanut allergy.

And I actually agree with her comment about the one-armed guy. yes, it's a handicap and you deserve privileges, a shorter walk isn't one of them. My friend always throws out his handicap parking thing. It pisses him off. He's like: Yeah, i can't see anything out of my left eye, but I can walk across a parking lot just fine thanks.
Thing about only having one arm is it can make carrying things a long distance more than a little difficult.
Yes, but they make these things called carts to help people carry things. Sorry, I couldn't help it. Anywhere that you are going to buy something difficult to carry, they provide a method of carrying it. a trolley if it's heavy or a cart if you're going to have a lot of them.
Shopping trolleys are a bollocks to steer with both hands. If we're just going to be that pedantic about it, Can't walk? Well they made wheelchairs for a reason. The point is it's more struggle for a one armed person to get groceries to his/her car than it is for someone with two. If it was parking at a restaurant or something I'd agree though. No more difficult for them than it is for me. Actually should you're friend even be allowed drive with no depth perception and no peripheral vision to the left? Sorry, off topic I know.
It's also hard for 110 pound girls to push shopping trolleys and over-loaded shopping cart. Do they deserve handicap parking? What about people with broken arms, should they get temp passes? What about bad arthritis? Should asthmatics be forced to walk all the way across a parking lot filled with several of the fumes most likely to trigger an attack? You have to draw the line somewhere, I draw the line before one-armed guys.

As to your off-topic question: They let him. They also let my grandmother drive when she was physically incapable of turning her head. Is it a good idea? prolly not. But they let him do it, and they're obviously aware he has impaired sight, cuz they send him the thing for parking. We all got quite a laugh out of it in HS.
Haha fair enough, I think this is clearly an agree to disagree situation I still stand firm on if you have less appendages than I do you park as close as you like to the store.

I was just wondering because it dawned on me I've an uncle with one eye and I've never seen him drive before, normally his wife does the driving.
I suppose it's important to note that he isn't fully blind in the one eye, he has something like 20/250 vision. Either that or my grandma has 20/250 and he has 20/500. Either way, he's legally blind in that eye, and can't see much. and def. Agree to disagree.
 

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There are two sides to every coin. So, someone out there must think that AIDS is worse than peanut allergies.

She(He) is being very offensive and insensitive and doing this for fun is really sad. My persona is going to shed a small tear... very small tear...that is getting smaller and smaller as more twits get posted by that person.