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Cost of sex rage. by [deleted]in TrollXChromosomes

[–]Deviant1 2 points3 points ago

You should look into Planned Parenthood or even County health programs in your area. Because it seems that you are low-income, you should be able to get health services and BCP for low or no cost.

My job was "eliminated" yesterday. SO, I made Scallop-Bacon Benedict, raised a glass of Piper and said, "fuck 'em". by SingleMulletTheoryin food

[–]Deviant1 3 points4 points ago

Hello fellow recently unemployed/eliminated person. I had giant porterhouse steaks and French wine for my unemployment dinner. Hugs to you. I was in my job for 7 years. :\

He Gets Me Everytime by DANleDINOSAURin fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

[–]Deviant1 0 points1 point ago

Yup, they sleep about 22 hours a day and are extremely mellow dogs. And by 'mellow', I mean 'lazy'.

He Gets Me Everytime by DANleDINOSAURin fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

[–]Deviant1 0 points1 point ago

No, they're very, very sedentary.

He Gets Me Everytime by DANleDINOSAURin fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

[–]Deviant1 0 points1 point ago

I have had greyhounds for more than 12 years now, and they're so much like furniture, it's quite the opposite for me. It's possible that one will pass and I will continue to vacuum around it for days.

I might be moving to Barrow, AK, so I decided to investigate. Can somebody help me decipher this helpful tidbit? Perhaps a Scotsman is required. "...and a Lesbo steward great init blud. =]" by hyricanin wikipedia

[–]Deviant1 7 points8 points ago

I did some field work there when I lived in Alaska. Be sure to visit the northernmost Mexican restaurant in the world (Pepe's). Also, approach dead whales from the upwind side.

I'm about 80% sure I don't ever want kids. SO gave me a 2 year ultimatum by childfreeihopein childfree

[–]Deviant1 35 points36 points ago

Kids are one of the very few things about which an ultimatum is appropriate, IMO. You can't "sort of" have kids, and there is a biological limit to the timeframe for decision.

Were the Childfree Bad Babysitters? by EvilVin childfree

[–]Deviant1 2 points3 points ago

My parents wouldn't let me babysit. I guess they knew I'd suck at it. I also had no desire to; I didn't like kids even when I was one.

What's a phrase that someone can say, and you instantly know that you won't like them? by chrismuthadamnsipein AskReddit

[–]Deviant1 0 points1 point ago

I had an employee who would do this. He put on his timesheet that he "f'ed up". Apparently, "followed up" was just to much work to type out.

Won a bottle of wine... then lost my job by Vivalaswanin self

[–]Deviant1 2 points3 points ago

Well, hey, I lost my job today and didn't even get a bottle of wine.

How to DNA-Hack Yogurt into Prozac by notapedantin biology

[–]Deviant1 8 points9 points ago

Sensationalist headline? Not on my Reddit!

I am so confused. by Tennessee_Redneckin childfree

[–]Deviant1 0 points1 point ago

Looking around at my friends, most of the time it's been the women who get the 'baby rabies'.

What is the funniest reaction you've ever seen when you told someone you would never have kids? by [deleted]in childfree

[–]Deviant1 9 points10 points ago

I love children; I just can't seem to eat a whole one...

What is the funniest reaction you've ever seen when you told someone you would never have kids? by [deleted]in childfree

[–]Deviant1 22 points23 points ago

The best part about hitting 35 was people stopped saying that particular line of shit to me.

And parents wonder why we don't want kids... (x-post from my first - and last - time checking out r/parenting; I was not prepared.) by Reverend_Henry_Kanein childfree

[–]Deviant1 14 points15 points ago

As I read the comic, I kept thinking, I could easily make the same comic about running errands with/without him. Without him, I'm an organized machine, churning deliberately and efficiently through tasks, zipping around town, making all the green lights... with him, oops he forgot his glasses, can we go back home, he has to go to the bathroom, he's hungry, he's tired, he wants to wander through all the aisles in Walmart when we only need one thing, etc, etc. I love him dearly, really I do, but I'm an engineer, so this is close to homicide-inducing.

My first "it's a choice" argument with a family member on facebook. by Biebin lgbt

[–]Deviant1 7 points8 points ago

You can't have a logical argument with an illogical person.

So my girlfriend is Darth Vader... by k0mbaticusin fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

[–]Deviant1 1 point2 points ago

Or manscape a bit.

When someone asks why I have so many guns, I use this analogy. by blindtranchein guns

[–]Deviant1 8 points9 points ago

Depending on the audience, a comparison to tools or shoes can also be effective. For both, there's a right choice for a particular situation.

13-pound baby born without C-section by redditronein Health

[–]Deviant1 0 points1 point ago

My mom was just over 13 pounds when she was born. She is average/slender now and has been her while adult life but looks like a miniature Michelin man in all her baby pictures. Her mother said that my mom's delivery wasn't the most painful of her 7 kids because my mom was "nice and squishy". Apparently her bony brother was more problematic. Go figure.

Bring them back home Paul by smokinchokinin ronpaul

[–]Deviant1 1 point2 points ago

My first thought was keyboard cat, actually...

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