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We took out Applebees, dinner dates, and beer, and I missed the last meeting, my bad. I'm ruining meetings.
Oh, I know we're supposed to ruin bow ties next week, but I have a thing coming up and I bought this really nice tie, so can we hold off on that?
DragonPick! - All this time and still not playing runescape
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Ruin the carving messages into potatoes and mailing them to people industry.
It will bring civilization to it's knees.
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Napkins
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Mernardi posted...
I think we were going to ruin malls next. This is the memo I got
I do drawings and stuff
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Mernardi posted...
I think we were going to ruin malls next. Blue_Dream87 posted... Napkins Ah, these aren't bad. I'll get to work setting up on that VectorChaos posted... Ruin the carving messages into potatoes and mailing them to people industry. This is a little dark man, we're not trying to ruin the entire world here
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Having kids. That's the next thing we can ruin.
Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance...
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SSJ-AshKetchum posted...
PrettyBoyFloyd posted...They've been trying to remove Religion in sports... but only if it's Christianity. Neither does social politics. But SJWs don't seem to mind it.
The Evil Republicans - Est.2004 - WoT
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Lightsasori posted...
Voicemail, you don't know how many times I try to voice mail some of my friends and most of the time it ends with a "sorry voicemail is full". I think phone calls in general if we haven't already killed that
http://www.last.fm/user/PigBun
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Paperweights, dear boy! Muhahahaha!!
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I heard we're ruining Buffalo Wild Wings too
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https://medium.com/sun-rose-early/millennials-are-killing-me-7c3c68fc02b6
peanut butter and dick
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I think it is time for wonderbread to die. We can say its about nutrition or some s*** and people can eat start talking about how they can make their bread for a fraction of the cost with a bread maker. Add in some love for artisan loaves too.
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KStateKing17 posted...
ImTheMacheteGuy posted...davyheinz posted...Literally just got in my car and the guy was talking about door bells being shunned by millennials. Nope, he f***ing lives inside the radio!
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Robin_Dude posted...
I heard we're ruining Buffalo Wild Wings too This too? Damn lol we suck huh. I tried to go to hooters last Saturday forgetting about the dumb fight, and when we went in they wanted $50 per chair so we said lolnope and left. I'm thinking at least part of the blame falls on to the places themselves ya know
You're such a boring characterless entity. Try getting laid once in a while and maybe you'll have friends and find out what a "joke" is. - derrate
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stoltenberg11 posted...
Robin_Dude posted...I heard we're ruining Buffalo Wild Wings too Honestly anytime I see Millenials are ruining restaurant it's always a really s***ty one that has terrible food anyway |
davyheinz posted...
Literally just got in my car and the guy was talking about door bells being shunned by millennials. I have a door bell (3 actually, 1 exterior front door, 1 interior front door [i have some strange entry way], 1 back door). The door bell causes me to look at my security camera to see who is there. I never answer the door because of the doorbell but it does serve a purpose for me. |
davyheinz posted...
KStateKing17 posted...ImTheMacheteGuy posted...davyheinz posted...Literally just got in my car and the guy was talking about door bells being shunned by millennials. Oh duh XD are we also killing radios and music in general?
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Mernardi posted...I think we were going to ruin malls next.
We already did, homie.I say we kill the radio star nexthttp://i.imgur.com/gnTKIOz.jpg Thanks ILikeFatGuys
--- https://i.imgtc.com/Nj3aiHiSeG.png Thanks YaridovichI second the having kids one, and paperweights sounds pretty doable within our timeframe.
I was working on a concept for ruining CDs but those have actually been out for a long time, so this is a tough one.
What about something hard-hitting like Hershey bars or Coca-Cola?What if you're PVP'ing and your opponent has the same outfit as you?! HOW EMBARASSING!What's wrong with applebee's?"joe is attractive and quite the brilliant poster" - Seiichi Omori
http://i.imgur.com/TheGsZ9.gifApplebees is more than just a restaurant, it is an experience.
When you step through the door of the restaurant your first time, you are transported into a world unlike any other. The low light of the restaurant casts shadows on the knick-knacks adorning the walls, and the translucent hum of the various screens through the restaurant create a sort of ethereal presence in the restaurant.
Right off the bat, you know you are in for a dining experience like no other.
"Welcome to Applebees!" a cheerful host says to you. "How many are in your party?" You hold up two fingers. "Right this way!" She responds. As you walk to your table, you wonder how she can deal with so many customers, yet remain so chipper, but shrug it off as another wonderful mystery caused by the splendor of Applebees.
The waitress takes your drink order and for a moment, your head is spinning. Do you want a soda? Do you want iced tea? You look at the drink menu and you see a litany of alcoholic beverages you have only dreamed about - Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Light...
The waitress offers a helpful suggestion of an Oreo Shake, and you say that sounds great. She asks if you'd like a round of water for the table as well. You smile. This is the kind of attention to detail that you expect from Michelin Star rated restaurants, not a Neighborhood Bar & Grill!
As the waitress goes to fetch your shake, you peruse the menu. The pages are jam-packed with the names of delicacies that you can only imagine. Fiesta Lime Chicken? Shrimp N' Parmesan Sirloin? You shift in your seat; you suddenly feel very self-aware that you do not belong in this restaurant. Your palatte does not feel sophisticated enough for these cuisines, and you worry that you will not do these delicacies justice when you enjoy them.
Just at this moment, the waitress comes to your table and all your fears are dissuaded. You order the Chicken Tenders Platter (a local favorite). You take a sip from your Oreo Shake and breath a sigh of relief as liquified Oreos slide down your throat. You lean back in your booth and relax.
Suddenly, you hear a chorus of heavenly voices rise from behind you. You turn around to see all of the Applebees wait staff coming towards you, singing and clapping their hands. "Happy happy birthday, from Applebees to you," they cheer. "We wish it was our birthday, so we could party too, hey!"
As soon as they arrived, the employees scatter, leaving you to dwell on the beauty of it all; the fact that Applebees treats you with such precise, special attention, the five-star cuisine, the exotic decor, and the fact that the wait staff is so eager to share in your special moments with you.A Green Butter Alt
http://i.imgur.com/LhwwG.gifRomulox28 posted...Applebees is more than just a restaurant, it is an experience.
When you step through the door of the restaurant your first time, you are transported into a world unlike any other. The low light of the restaurant casts shadows on the knick-knacks adorning the walls, and the translucent hum of the various screens through the restaurant create a sort of ethereal presence in the restaurant.
Right off the bat, you know you are in for a dining experience like no other.
"Welcome to Applebees!" a cheerful host says to you. "How many are in your party?" You hold up two fingers. "Right this way!" She responds. As you walk to your table, you wonder how she can deal with so many customers, yet remain so chipper, but shrug it off as another wonderful mystery caused by the splendor of Applebees.
The waitress takes your drink order and for a moment, your head is spinning. Do you want a soda? Do you want iced tea? You look at the drink menu and you see a litany of alcoholic beverages you have only dreamed about - Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Light...
The waitress offers a helpful suggestion of an Oreo Shake, and you say that sounds great. She asks if you'd like a round of water for the table as well. You smile. This is the kind of attention to detail that you expect from Michelin Star rated restaurants, not a Neighborhood Bar & Grill!
As the waitress goes to fetch your shake, you peruse the menu. The pages are jam-packed with the names of delicacies that you can only imagine. Fiesta Lime Chicken? Shrimp N' Parmesan Sirloin? You shift in your seat; you suddenly feel very self-aware that you do not belong in this restaurant. Your palatte does not feel sophisticated enough for these cuisines, and you worry that you will not do these delicacies justice when you enjoy them.
Just at this moment, the waitress comes to your table and all your fears are dissuaded. You order the Chicken Tenders Platter (a local favorite). You take a sip from your Oreo Shake and breath a sigh of relief as liquified Oreos slide down your throat. You lean back in your booth and relax.
Suddenly, you hear a chorus of heavenly voices rise from behind you. You turn around to see all of the Applebees wait staff coming towards you, singing and clapping their hands. "Happy happy birthday, from Applebees to you," they cheer. "We wish it was our birthday, so we could party too, hey!"
As soon as they arrived, the employees scatter, leaving you to dwell on the beauty of it all; the fact that Applebees treats you with such precise, special attention, the five-star cuisine, the exotic decor, and the fact that the wait staff is so eager to share in your special moments with you.
This is great
Did you create this?"joe is attractive and quite the brilliant poster" - Seiichi Omori
http://i.imgur.com/TheGsZ9.gifjoe40001 posted...Romulox28 posted...
Applebees is more than just a restaurant, it is an experience.
When you step through the door of the restaurant your first time, you are transported into a world unlike any other. The low light of the restaurant casts shadows on the knick-knacks adorning the walls, and the translucent hum of the various screens through the restaurant create a sort of ethereal presence in the restaurant.
Right off the bat, you know you are in for a dining experience like no other.
"Welcome to Applebees!" a cheerful host says to you. "How many are in your party?" You hold up two fingers. "Right this way!" She responds. As you walk to your table, you wonder how she can deal with so many customers, yet remain so chipper, but shrug it off as another wonderful mystery caused by the splendor of Applebees.
The waitress takes your drink order and for a moment, your head is spinning. Do you want a soda? Do you want iced tea? You look at the drink menu and you see a litany of alcoholic beverages you have only dreamed about - Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Light...
The waitress offers a helpful suggestion of an Oreo Shake, and you say that sounds great. She asks if you'd like a round of water for the table as well. You smile. This is the kind of attention to detail that you expect from Michelin Star rated restaurants, not a Neighborhood Bar & Grill!
As the waitress goes to fetch your shake, you peruse the menu. The pages are jam-packed with the names of delicacies that you can only imagine. Fiesta Lime Chicken? Shrimp N' Parmesan Sirloin? You shift in your seat; you suddenly feel very self-aware that you do not belong in this restaurant. Your palatte does not feel sophisticated enough for these cuisines, and you worry that you will not do these delicacies justice when you enjoy them.
Just at this moment, the waitress comes to your table and all your fears are dissuaded. You order the Chicken Tenders Platter (a local favorite). You take a sip from your Oreo Shake and breath a sigh of relief as liquified Oreos slide down your throat. You lean back in your booth and relax.
Suddenly, you hear a chorus of heavenly voices rise from behind you. You turn around to see all of the Applebees wait staff coming towards you, singing and clapping their hands. "Happy happy birthday, from Applebees to you," they cheer. "We wish it was our birthday, so we could party too, hey!"
As soon as they arrived, the employees scatter, leaving you to dwell on the beauty of it all; the fact that Applebees treats you with such precise, special attention, the five-star cuisine, the exotic decor, and the fact that the wait staff is so eager to share in your special moments with you.
This is great
Did you create this?
YesA Green Butter Alt
http://i.imgur.com/LhwwG.gifI'm ruining meetings.
I second that motion.Romulox28 posted...joe40001 posted...
Romulox28 posted...
Applebees is more than just a restaurant, it is an experience.
When you step through the door of the restaurant your first time, you are transported into a world unlike any other. The low light of the restaurant casts shadows on the knick-knacks adorning the walls, and the translucent hum of the various screens through the restaurant create a sort of ethereal presence in the restaurant.
Right off the bat, you know you are in for a dining experience like no other.
"Welcome to Applebees!" a cheerful host says to you. "How many are in your party?" You hold up two fingers. "Right this way!" She responds. As you walk to your table, you wonder how she can deal with so many customers, yet remain so chipper, but shrug it off as another wonderful mystery caused by the splendor of Applebees.
The waitress takes your drink order and for a moment, your head is spinning. Do you want a soda? Do you want iced tea? You look at the drink menu and you see a litany of alcoholic beverages you have only dreamed about - Bud Light, Coors Light, Miller Light...
The waitress offers a helpful suggestion of an Oreo Shake, and you say that sounds great. She asks if you'd like a round of water for the table as well. You smile. This is the kind of attention to detail that you expect from Michelin Star rated restaurants, not a Neighborhood Bar & Grill!
As the waitress goes to fetch your shake, you peruse the menu. The pages are jam-packed with the names of delicacies that you can only imagine. Fiesta Lime Chicken? Shrimp N' Parmesan Sirloin? You shift in your seat; you suddenly feel very self-aware that you do not belong in this restaurant. Your palatte does not feel sophisticated enough for these cuisines, and you worry that you will not do these delicacies justice when you enjoy them.
Just at this moment, the waitress comes to your table and all your fears are dissuaded. You order the Chicken Tenders Platter (a local favorite). You take a sip from your Oreo Shake and breath a sigh of relief as liquified Oreos slide down your throat. You lean back in your booth and relax.
Suddenly, you hear a chorus of heavenly voices rise from behind you. You turn around to see all of the Applebees wait staff coming towards you, singing and clapping their hands. "Happy happy birthday, from Applebees to you," they cheer. "We wish it was our birthday, so we could party too, hey!"
As soon as they arrived, the employees scatter, leaving you to dwell on the beauty of it all; the fact that Applebees treats you with such precise, special attention, the five-star cuisine, the exotic decor, and the fact that the wait staff is so eager to share in your special moments with you.
This is great
Did you create this?
Yes
Can I make a dramatic reading of this?"joe is attractive and quite the brilliant poster" - Seiichi Omori
http://i.imgur.com/TheGsZ9.gifMy life is approximately 16% better for having read that masterpiece.http://i.imgur.com/gnTKIOz.jpg Thanks ILikeFatGuys
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