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A moo parade tooday May 10, 2020 | Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 2,059 |
We had to stop for a while on the street today and wait for a moo parade to leave a playground in their cars. It was as long as the average funeral. Each car had a sign on it saying "so and so's mom" One of them, the moo was wearing a medieval joker's hat. Each car was pretty much covered in balloons which took off as they went around the turn and ended up on the cars of others in traffic. That was weird. Moos are weird
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craftyzits
The twats are probably happy to get out of their kid infested houses.
And there we have the kernel of truth in the middle of all this. I think the second wave will be triggered by cabin-feverish parents.
Them and a government who can't do its job or give one damn for Americans.
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Re: A moo parade tooday May 10, 2020 | Registered: 9 years ago Posts: 3,708 |
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The twats are probably happy to get out of their kid infested houses.
When did it become popular to expect anyone outside of immediate family to even acknowledge Mother's day?
I certainly couldn't care less about congratulating anyone outside of my mother and grandmother. It would be as weird as congratulating a random stranger for a birthday.
And why not add some attention whoring and self-congratulatory back pats to the mix while they are at it.
I guess the audience for this parade was anyone unfortunate to be within vicinity.
People who are content and happy aren't this desperate for validation from others.
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Re: A moo parade tooday May 11, 2020 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 12,432 |
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When did it become popular to expect anyone outside of immediate family to even acknowledge Mother's day?
I certainly couldn't care less about congratulating anyone outside of my mother and grandmother. It would be as weird as congratulating a random stranger for a birthday.
And why not add some attention whoring and self-congratulatory back pats to the mix while they are at it.
I guess the audience for this parade was anyone unfortunate to be within vicinity.
People who are content and happy aren't this desperate for validation from others.
Is a moo still a moo if nobody outside her family knows?
Or, to put it more generally, is a person still living if they aren't posting it on social media?
It's amazing to me how many people seem to need their existence validated through social media, from the bright young "influencers" to the middle-aged moos on FB. Heaven forbid they actually just live, and contemplate their experiences on their own. No wonder they are going stir-crazy with isolation: 'the unobserved life is not worth living,' in their eyes.
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Re: A moo parade tooday May 23, 2020 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 7,825 |
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