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Low 30’s ASVAB?? I can’t even describe how desperate they must feel, if they’re taking 75 IQ people and sending them through
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Low 30’s ASVAB?? I can’t even describe how desperate they must feel, if they’re taking 75 IQ people and sending them through a three week crash course to have them memorize a test and keep taking it until they pass

I knew a guy who got a 35 and needed an asvab waiver to get in, he was basically a retard and was a fuckup even on the mess deck where he worked. I hope they put this guy in intel lmao

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It's real
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It's real

Repost from Chupacabra Kennel
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Monday approacheth
Monday approacheth

lost another admin today
lost another admin today

Repost from Race Borz
Theory I've been kicking around in my head the last couple of days. So, Jägermeister. I ended up looking a little bit into its history. It was created in 1934 in Germany by Curt Mast who was an avid hunter. It was nicknamed Göring-Schnapps early on because Göring, an avid hunter himself, was appointed Reichsjägermeister (Reich hunting master). Jägermeister as a drink has been historically and culturally linked to the more conservative and rural folk of Germany. It's the digestif, something you're supposed to drink after a meal to help digest. In Germany it was never a shooter drink or something to get messed up on. It's a cultural and socioeconomic drink if anything. So how did that image change? Why does it have such a different association everywhere else? A jew named Sidney Frank made it that way. He promoted it as a party drink internationally. Sidney Frank was also, unsurprisingly, a huge zionist and deeply involved in Israeli sports. I personally just view that as an intentional degradation of something culturally Germanic. When you hear about Jägermeister you think of something low class and disgusting. You think of excess. Maybe I'm overthinking it. Maybe I need to be corrected by Germanophiles on something I'm getting wrong here. That's just how I see it though.

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Baader-Meinhog gang

If this ain't me
If this ain't me

In East Germany around 60 people were sentenced to prison sentences for telling jokes (anti state propaganda and hate speech), the longest sentence was 4 years, everyone else was sentenced to 1-3 years.

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Ron DeSantis goes to a foreign country to sign a bill that attacks the basic rights of his own citizens.
Ron DeSantis goes to a foreign country to sign a bill that attacks the basic rights of his own citizens.