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[Hide] (16.5KB, 400x225) >>23331
>I hadn't been to McDonalds in over 20 years
You're old (•‿•)
Who the hell goes to McDonalds for a healthy meal? If they're gonna give the kids apples, at least make sure it's in an apple pie. A lot of the times when they try to "healthify" food, they serve kids milk. Milk with apples and chicken nuggets sounds repulsive. I'm pretty sure they're phasing out anything remotely fun. All fast food places have this "grey box" design, no more fun colors nor playplaces. Most places don't seem to give kids toys anymore, and the ones that do suck. I'm convinced that soon the "toy" will just be a QR code your kid scans.
One of the coolest kids toys were those Land Before Time hand puppets that came from Pizza Hut. Maybe that's where I got my fetish for fisting dinosaurs. Yes, I'm talking about my granny on granny lesbian fisting fetish
>>23332
You wanted to see the Taz crotch shot uncensored? Sounds gay to me.
>>23341
>completely different character
OH EXCAH-YUUUUUSE ME, SIRS. On the topic of shows/movies, I have this cool heathcliff movie on VHS. Picrel.
>>23345
Until now I had never heard of food being imported from China, unless you count cheap shitty Walmart furniture as food. Any food I see that's imported is usually from Mexico and it's fruit. Maybe that's how half Mexican Taz got in the US (•‿•) But anyways, I checked out the packaging for the chips and salt and both are made (probably with a lot of lead) and in the USA.
>>23350
Thanks, thermal camera cancer is a rare type of cancer. Only 1 person has ever been diagnosed with it. But at least I won't have to worry about being a hairy freak anymore. Some of the symptoms of thermal camera cancer include: having a low XMR balance, not having a thermal camera
>Wouldn't it be easier if someone could send you an Amazon.com eGift Card?
I don't use Amazon because they have unethical work practices for their employees as well as unethical digital practices. And they produce god awful shows. Every time you buy toilet paper on Amazon, you just sent their film crew 3 cents to help produce Lord of The Rings: Africa Edition.
>>23351
While I appreciate the concern, I think it will be fine. If there were a component failing in the device to not correctly regulate temperature, you would likely know before the most extreme thing were to happen (such as a fire). Though it could happen, most of the time you'd likely experience the device not powering on at all or obvious faulty functionality. Usually the fear over vintage electronics (such as toasters, hair dryers, etc.) causing a fire are overstated. They are a lot easier to maintain than modern devices and are a lot simpler. Older technology was generally made with higher quality parts and built to last. Modern appliances break very easily due to cutting corners to save on cost.
The only example of a smokey fire device I've encountered was with a new device. I had a hair dryer I bought in 2018 that heated up way too much and thus it started to smoke. I have two hair dryers from the 60's-70's that work flawlessly with no issues and they are very simple internally.
>Plus modern heaters are far more effective and power efficient
To my understanding 500 watts is 500 watts. Both my modern and old heater have the same settings, 500 watts, 1,000 watts, and 1,500 watts. Perhaps there could be a very slight variance in power consumption, but not much because it's pulling the same amount of wattage. I'm open to the idea that less wattage is converted to heat on the older heater, but shit felt warm nuff to me dawg.
>>23356
Oh I get hit on by black guys, but usually it's with the back of a pistol and they take my Popeyes chicken coupons ;_;
>>23366
I gotta try that with my chicken nuggets
>>23375
>average mentality of a Minecraft user
>>23382
I did that this morning at 3pm off camera