- 8
- 18
Yamada Kurumi, a client, works at a brothel to earn enough money to visit the clubs, which she does about once a week. She had boyfriends in the past but finds hosts more exciting. She is unsure whether to seek an office job after graduating from college or to carry on with s*x work, which pays better. “A lot of people start losing touch with friends once they get addicted to host clubs,” says Ms Yamada. “My host is already part of my everyday life…If I get a normal job, I probably won't be able to see him any more. That scares me.”
- 29
- 52
The only thing better than watching a 1 hour comedic take on current social issues is to follow that up with an 11 minute slop video essay that tells you what you should think about the thing that tells you what you should think
PS not sure if posting links to actual hosted content bad, but we'll find out
- 40
- 33
When did you realize that your partner was not, in fact, "the one"? pic.twitter.com/undw2su5Zs
— Riri (@Finewine06) May 28, 2024
- 52
- 73
Most Based Comments
Basedness: 🔥🔥🔘🔘🔘
I bet if your dad read to you as a kid you'd be less of an butthole (57)
^ “I'm not mad at Bill Maher! I'm mad at OP for repeating it!!” 🤡 (-41)
Basedness: 🔥🔘🔘🔘🔘
Yep, this sub has just become a place for conservative conspiracy theories and bigotry. (52)
Basedness: 🔥🔘🔘🔘🔘
There is literally nothing wrong with drag queen story hour. People like Maher are the ones welcoming idiocracy into the US with their bigotry masked as intellectualism. (3)
Angriest Comments
Angriness: 😡😡😡😡😡
They're everywhere (1)
Angriness: 😡😡😡😡😡
I had to stop watching Maher like 6 years ago. He's a total butthole, and a loon on lots of subjects.And every time, every fricking time a joke falls flat because he fricked the delivery or it just wasn't funny, he blames the audience for being ignorant, unhip, or too woke.Frick that guy. (14)
Angriness: 😡😡😡😡😡
If you're mad I posted something he said, maybe you should try and understand what he meant instead of trying to censor me. (0)
Biggest Lolcow: /u/shrimpwhiskers
Score: 🐮🐮🐮🐮🔘
Number of comments: 18
Average angriness: 🔘🔘🔘🔘🔘
Maximum angriness: 😡😡😡😡😡
Minimum angriness: 🔘🔘🔘🔘🔘
NEW: Subscribe to /h/miners to see untapped drama veins, ripe for mining!
autodrama: automating away the jobs of dramautists. Ping HeyMoon if there are any problems or you have a suggestion
- 28
- 58
When I was growing up my family had really bad problems and constant fighting so I thought Dr. Phil could help us and would tell my sister off. I don't remember all the details but I know I requested that they send me a camera so I could collect footage in secret first. They wrote back and said my family needed to consent to it, and I remembered that my email went into my dad's family outlook inbox anyway so I decided to propose the idea over dinner. I presented it with something like, "I have found a world renowned expert to help us with our issues but you all need to have an open mind." They all looked at me like I was insane and my sister wouldn't quit laughing. I wasn't wrong that my family needed help though. Anyway last night I had a nightmare that I was a kid again and the Dr. Phil crew actually burst into my room with cameras.
- kaamrev : degeneracy
- 49
- 63
It is one of Japan's oldest snacks.
Filled with a delicious combination of vegetables and meat, the rice ball is usually shaped by hand and wrapped in a layer of seaweed.
Onigiri rice balls, Japan's on-the-go fuel, were around even before the samurai took them onto the battlefield.
Today, this centuries-old snack has taken on a bizarre new form.
The snack is now being prepared by young women who use their armpits to shape the balls, a strange culinary twist that has gone viral on social media.
Customers are assured that all the ingredients, and body parts, used to make the dish are disinfected prior to preparation.
Before making the onigiri, all the ingredients and the body parts they come into contact with are disinfected.
The girls then exercise to produce sweat, and use their armpits instead of their palms to knead and shape the rice balls.
The finished product is then sold at high prices in some restaurants – as much as 10 times that of regular rice balls.
A diner who tried the armpit delicacy said they tasted no different.
Some restaurants openly demonstrate the process, proudly promoting their star chefs and the unique technique by allowing customers to visit the kitchen.
Intriguingly, scholars have studied the sexual significance of armpits.
A study from 2013 found that sweat from that area of the body contains a specific pheromone that can improve human emotions when smelled or licked.
A Japanese man was reportedly reluctant to eat some armpit rice balls he had in his home, so 14 of them rotted, and neighbours called the police to complain about the unbearable odour.
The strange culinary concoction has sparked a heated discussion on social media.
“These rice balls can satisfy the taboo desires of a few people, as long as they are hygienic, there is no harm,” one person said.
“It's unacceptable. What if the chef has a hidden illness? I'd rather eat regular rice balls,” an online observer wrote on Weibo.
- BWC : League snowbunnies are built for the most vantablack darkest coal sub-saharan African BIPOC BBC
- 67
- 59
Of course you don't need to pay 500$, only if you want the special version with a signature on or something, but boy are they angry.
no the skin has no in game advantage
no you don't need to buy it
The normal one is also pretty cute and it's a "normal" price
- 1
- 3