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"is that a walrus, mom?" - Altruist - 08-09-2025
Brutal
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - machinelves - 08-09-2025
did someone say that to you?
what is the point of this thread
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - freddie - 08-09-2025
Once I got
"Mom what's wrong with that man"
Lmao
Not even joking
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - thesupremegentleman - 08-09-2025
I am he as you are he, as you are me and we are all together
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 08-09-2025
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 08-09-2025
yes son its a big fat mad walrus in front of u
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Altruist - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 09:08 AM)ΛΟΓΟΣ Wrote: yes son its a big fat mad walrus in front of u
Kinda what she said
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 08-09-2025
funniest post in awhile
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Busty Doll - 08-09-2025
I was sitting in the Athens airport lounge last year, and this Croatian mother and little child sit with me.
This means I understand what they're saying, but they have zero clue that I do because it's an international area.
The kid starts saying a million times: "Is uncle mad?" referring to me.
"Mom is he mad?"
And I'm very upset that this toddler in a stroller is calling me a crazy person.
So their entire stay consists of him saying: "Mom is uncle mad?" and the mom repeating: "No no. He's not. Maybe he's tired."
"Uncle is not mad?"
Then me mean-mugging the 1 year old, and similar psycho behavior I'm known for.
"Un-cle, un-cle!" he would keep repeating to his mom and himself.
("Chico" in Croatian, which is another coincidence)
Anyway after they leave, I realize the kid didn't mean "is he insane" but "is he angry."
So I had been hating on a baby for no reason.
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Mr Looks - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 11:08 AM)Busty Doll Wrote: I was sitting in the Athens airport lounge last year, and this Croatian mother and little child sit with me.
This means I understand what they're saying, but they have zero clue that I do because it's an international area.
The kid starts saying a million times: "Is uncle mad?" referring to me.
"Mom is he mad?"
And I'm very upset that this toddler in a stroller is calling me a crazy person.
So their entire stay consists of him saying: "Mom is uncle mad?" and the mom repeating: "No no. He's not. Maybe he's tired."
"Uncle is not mad?"
Then me mean-mugging the 1 year old, and similar psycho behavior I'm known for.
"Un-cle, un-cle!" he would keep repeating to his mom and himself.
("Chico" in Croatian, which is another coincidence)
Anyway after they leave, I realize the kid didn't mean "is he insane" but "is he angry."
So I had been hating on a baby for no reason.
Lol why did you scare the poor bastard do you think
Were you practicing your hunter stare or what??
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Busty Doll - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 11:15 AM)Mr Looks Wrote: Were you practicing your hunter stare or what??
Yeah that was disturbing. The mom leaves for a sec and naturally the baby stares at me wide-eyed and smiling. But I try to give him the intense hateful stare. I'm truly out of my mind.
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Busty Doll - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 11:15 AM)Mr Looks Wrote: why did you scare the poor bastard do you think
Well, I have my deadpan Dead Eyes look, but it just signifies deep thinking/maturity, tiredness and maybe dysthymia.
It doesn't mean I'm rude.
This waitress in Nice also said to me: "Smile! Just smile!" So I reported her to the hotel for rudeness.
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Mr Looks - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 11:18 AM)Busty Doll Wrote: Yeah that was disturbing. The mom leaves for a sec and naturally the baby stares at me wide-eyed and smiling. But I try to give him the intense hateful stare. I'm truly out of my mind.
Should have said something like 'do I look mad son??' then go back to acting like tourist when mom came back
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - ΛΟΓΟΣ - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 11:18 AM)Busty Doll Wrote: Yeah that was disturbing. The mom leaves for a sec and naturally the baby stares at me wide-eyed and smiling. But I try to give him the intense hateful stare. I'm truly out of my mind.
stop wearing dresses in front of kids u sick fuck
RE: "is that a walrus, mom?" - Mr Looks - 08-09-2025
(08-09-2025, 11:22 AM)Busty Doll Wrote: Well, I have my deadpan Dead Eyes look, but it just signifies deep thinking/maturity, tiredness and maybe dysthymia.
It doesn't mean I'm rude.
This waitress in Nice also said to me: "Smile! Just smile!" So I reported her to the hotel for rudeness.
Even the most influential model of our generation has it tbh, as masculine as it gets
![[Image: 6e6c79fc-1ef8-4e97-99a7-b4bdd0aa5c07.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/vxRM5Hzn/6e6c79fc-1ef8-4e97-99a7-b4bdd0aa5c07.jpg)
I like to say I have eyes of ballou and nose of gandy