This raises the question: is it your moderation that people like? Or do people only like it as much because of the extra layer of moderation you dislike?
This raises the question: is it your moderation that people like? Or do people only like it as much because of the extra layer of moderation you dislike?
Yeah, there’s a definite battery marketing push with all those sales going on. I was able to pick up some depleted batteries just the other day, free of charge.
I admit, I would have brushed it off as just a bit weird if it weren’t for the memory of the guy who kept posting about gut stabs. But seeing the comment where they describe the stomach as a soft and vulnerable area rang such a specific bell that I couldn’t ignore it.
Plus, they asked this question in two question subs (deleting one of them), and they only seem to want to know the general opinion on justified self-defence. If they aren’t a troll, their motives are bizzare.
Yeah, pretty much. Look at how often the word “belly” comes up, especially combined with being described as soft and vulnerable. Then ask yourself why half the post was a vivid description of the stab, but there wasn’t ANY description of the scene of the incident.
You spent a strangely long amount of time just describing the stab, especially considering the 4 word sentence establishing the scene. Makes me think this is just an excuse to write about someone getting stabbed in the stomach.
Also, I remember someone on here who was also oddly fixated on gut stabs. Like, it came up a lot, and often seemed like a forced way to talk about gut stabs. I figured it was either an excuse for being bad at fencing, or it was a sex thing. I initially assumed it was the same guy who wrote this.
This feels like more of a regular joke than a dad joke. It’s rare you get swear words in dad jokes, even ones in an Irish accent.