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It’s like we took a boomer brain and squeezed it in a vice clamp and drained out the delicious lead juice that makes a boomer tick: the flag, a soldier, a wounded veteran, loneliness, cars, then plugged it into a prompt.
'OH " OK"
‘OH “ OK”
You gotta make and end quote after the OH and then hit space so it’s backwards like the photo or it won’t work
lol I did think about it but I think I was in the middle of work or something so I was like “close enough”
The little birthday hat on top of his other hat
That’s not a birthday hat that’s a fucking waffle cone
It’s the official army birthday hat
Me on my first day of basic training when loudly asked by R Lee Ermery if we have any questions
"SIR, IF A MEMBER OF OUR UNIT HAS A BIRTHDAY THAT FALLS ON THE WEEKEND DOES THIS UNIT HAVE CAKE THE FRIDAY BEFORE OR MONDAY AFTER? I LIKE TO KNOW WHICH DAYS TO SAVW ROOM FOR CAKE, SIR!’
[Nathan Fielder voice] Oh, okay.
I found this in a Nathan for You shitpostimg group
The veteran homeless thing always confused me. Like he’s homeless and disabled, so society doesn’t respect him at all. Is there some inherent understanding with boomers that the only way americans would respect their military is if they are a constant caricature of suffering?
Probably not, just self conscious brainworms.
I’m not an American, so I’m an outsider looking in, but I think the reason they do this stuff is so they can loudly announce that they “support the troops” without actually needing to interact with an actual homeless or mentally ill veteran. They imagine their enemies “hate” the troops and so compare themselves to an imaginary enemy so they can feel better about themselves.
Thats what I would say to vets when I used to work in food service
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