DCC Appreciation Thread...

[Bill Shatner]

Read back through the thread, bruh.

Someone all ready take my answer?

 

[Cotton]

Someone all ready take my answer?

You just reposted the tweet instead of just replying to the original post, so it was was a little confusing.

 

[p1_]

I think mushrooms and Swiss is the way to go but I'd also like mayo and pickles.

Winner.

 

[Cotton]

 

[Chocolate Lab]

That's got to be a furry, right? Which is weird enough in itself.

 

[Cotton]

That's got to be a furry, right? Which is weird enough in itself.

I think it's an actual llama.

 

[Rev]

That's got to be a furry, right? Which is weird enough in itself.

its an actual llama which i find more relief than it being a furry. Those are just fucking wierd.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

An actual llama standing on two legs? With gloves on?

Someone help me out here.

 

[boozeman]

There is bestiality involved here. FFS

 

[Cotton]

An actual llama standing on two legs? With gloves on?

Someone help me out here.

They just put a costume on it and took pictures at angles that didn't show the back end of the llama. Is my guess.

 

[Rev]

They just put a costume on it and took pictures at angles that didn't show the back end of the llama. Is my guess.

On the one side pick you could see the back end of the llama through the bushes. Well at least the black color of the clothing

 

[Cotton]

On the one side pick you could see the back end of the llama through the bushes. Well at least the black color of the clothing

Yeah, the back end being a different color did throw me at first and then figured they just put clothing all over the llama, which is weird as shit.

 

[boozeman]

I have posted this before and I am going to do it again because it is truth.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

Okay, I see the pic rev is talking about, but I'm still not buying it. Aren't llamas kind of onery and known for spitting? No way that thing just stands there like that. And the head looks fake anyway.

I think "Billy" is the Tom Downey of llama weddings.

 

[boozeman]

Okay, I see the pic rev is talking about, but I'm still not buying it. Aren't llamas kind of onery and known for spitting? No way that thing just stands there like that. And the head looks fake anyway.

I think "Billy" is the Tom Downey of llama weddings.

This friend of my wife has a couple of them. They are rather mean unless you bribe them with food.

 

[Cotton]

I have posted this before and I am going to do it again because it is truth.

It's funny because it is so damn true.

 

[Texas Ace]

It's funny because it is so damn true.

It really is.

I was born in 1980 and when I accidentally run into shit or stub my toe, I get mad at the object and hit it as if it were a living being and it was at fault and not me.

 

[Cotton]

It really is.

I was born in 1980 and when I accidentally run into shit or stub my toe, I get mad at the object and hit it as it if it were a living being and it was at fault and not me.

Lack of accountability is one of this society's worst faults.

 

[Texas Ace]

Lack of accountability is one of this society's worst faults.

Oh man.... These young people today aren't at fault for anything.

They don't stand up for themselves either.

They just fold and take offense to whatever it is they feel they've been wronged over.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

I don't read reddit much, but occasionally I do on different topics. And it's amazing how often young people claim, "I've been diagnosed with..."

And they say it as -- yes -- a victim, but almost as a point of pride. As if once a doctor or other "authority" pronounces that you have some condition, that's the end of it. You have this permanent malady that prevents you from doing whatever it is.

I actually don't blame the kids as much as parents and society. It's like the obesity epidemic. The kids don't know better -- they only know what they've been taught. Society has failed them, usually in the name of inclusion or equity or whatever the garbage of the day is.