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Aiden

Ayy mann

Aimen 🙏 🙌

You got the dud!

Spent a contract in the AF and it activated my a part of my brain that has been dormant for years LMAO

Big facts 😂

and the cycle of misusing fuckloads of words continues

@@zekeeynon8530 sorry but wdym?

​@@sophiejones2252 They mean that the kids learn new words, but don't know exactly how they're used and misuse them.

@@zekeeynon8530 @sandenson ohhh thank you for explaining. But that's the same with learning anything, at first you might get it wrong but through someone who knows better correcting them they relearn it. The issue comes when people aren't willing to relearn something but kids are constantly learning and relearning stuff.

I was thinking the exact same thing. My parents did that with me growing up. Their philosophy was always speaking to me as an adult. I will defiantly be using that with my kids. And taking them to the yard adult only child pageants for kids

the animated series came out in the 60’s way before the lion king. it’s not a direct rip but the lead animator admitted that he had seen kimba before. could have easily been inspired by it

+2 that’s a great video

Video here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fZtyZNB6y7fZn2g.html

as a YMS viewer I was itching to launch into full correction mode during that segment lmfao

i listened to the episode two days ago on spotify, but i came here specifically to correct them on this lmao 😂

That just explained alot but raising the question on who are the people that caused the pipeline.

@@artypyrec4186 Slime. He caused the pipeline.

I think slime might have a phrase to tell you.....

it’s like how he represented english minors back in the november 2016

yes he is very funny but you should know that part of being on a show where the purpose to be funny is not bringing the conversation to a dead stop to sit and applaud a one liner

@@slimewire slimewire

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thats actually so nice

Aww cute

based. Going to see if it happened

same here haha, split the back of my head and had to get staples

@@fluorescentfuneralalt Oh gosh.. I also had this dumb thing happen not long after this (5th grade) and I got pushed back into a telephone pole and like a nail or something put an indent in the back of my head. Had to get staples too LOL. Seems like staples is the option for head trauma?? LMAO.

i also did the same thing but as much as i believe it was piano in the restaurant… or maybe i made the piano up. but the memory of being scared to look at myself in the mirror with a patched up eye is too real

Corner of my eye The coroner’s here, why? Under pressur-U A A I I I I I G G H H

for me it was when my parents had a gathering over and one of their friends lowered his arm with a cigarette in his hand while i was next to him and the bud hit my forehead. i guess injuries just stick around as core memories

Actually same, I freaked the fuck out. I sang them all multiple times

Crazy thing this, I liked the Air Force one the best I think. Gotta check ‘em all out.

read “10 years his junior” and thought u were 13

Bro he is now 23

You dropping bombs on Vietnam my guy?

When will jerma984 return from the war

oh my god this is the pyramid episode. iconic bit

The name of that guitarist? Saddam Hussein.

Mine was my mom emotionally abusing me for the first time when I was 4. Then it went downhill from there

@@wtfisggon7251 Oh

I loved that show, and remember it fondly

i don't remember if it was a stream or a pod ep, but lud said static shock was his favourite superhero show, thats when i knew he was a real one

All for sure 3 or younger

no blogging bro no blogging

Genuine question, how do you like... Reconcile that? Idk why it stood out to me but this comment was just so casual about it I guess, like yeah sure you're ready to be dropping bombs on whoever while listening to Slime rant about getting into arguments on Twitter. It just registers in my brain as such a serious topic it feels strange to see it treated as so everyday - I guess it just is when you're a soldier in any armed force, but is it something where you genuinely feel like dropping a bomb on people is as normal as listening to a podcast?

@@chlorophyll1767 In my head, I treat the Air Force as a company more than a military. But don’t get me wrong, if there’s a conflict or a threat, we turn into a military real damn quick. I have only been in 2 years so I don’t really have any vision into big Air Force or their thoughts or intentions, so I just go about my day and do the work I’m told to do. I work as a crew chief on the tankers like the KC-135 and KC-46, which are the sky gas stations, in a sense, that get our fighters and other aircraft across the pond. Having said that, I am apart of the essential personal group, meaning that if shit gets rough and rowdy, I’m out there on the flightline trying to get the planes ready and up in the air so they can fight the fight, even if there’s a nuke or something headed right towards us. So what I’m trying to say with all that I have said is that in basic training they get you ready to put down your life for your country and people if need be. Slime talking about the Air Force song just brought me back to the good times I had in basic with my brothers.

@@chlorophyll1767 how else would a country get a competent military? desensitizing their pawns is priority #1

@@aka_schmidty thanks for answering! For sure that makes sense - no doubt we've got v different viewpoints but it's always enlightening to hear a different perspective aye much appreciated 👍

@@bluewuppo I don't disagree! Of course the military aims to desensitize soldiers and such - I just think people likely react to that in different ways and I wanted to hear how this person conceptualised it all. It's easy enough to speak big picture I think but it helps to understand individual perspectives, aye?

By the look of those socks, I believe it