My mom told me hospital staff did a scan of my head after I was born because of concern of hydrocephalus.
Dude, that was 1984, not the last ice age.
Now get off my lawn, whippersnapper!
They did though. 40 years ago is 1985 practically.
Sorry brocephus. Iâll catch up later.
Trannies were openly walking into womenâs bathrooms in the 80âs?
I wasnât there but I remember Crocodile Dundee cup-checking a cross-dresser and that movie came out in early 90âs, I thought.
Yes. Why do you think it was a movie trope?
I wasnât aware this was a trope and I only saw it in one movie.
As far as I was aware, this behavior was seen as unacceptable and was only done by .0001% of the population. In cities.
Iâm sure some dudes were pulling it off the entire time, but not many.
It certainly wasnât an issue in public schools anywhere and society wouldnât have entertained the notion at all. Had a boy in a dress attempted to get into my high schoolâs womenâs locker room, the sheriff would have been involved.
It would also be the end of whatever social life the guy had. No kegger invites for you.
I missed this one since I was looking up memes and putting the kids to bed, but itâs eerily close.
For looks I mean. Now I have a new movie to watch.
Youâve never seen Kalifornia??
Nope. I looked up the description, but since my wife hates serial killer stuff, Iâll watch it tomorrow when sheâs on work calls.
Its absolutely hysterical⊠Pitt is brilliant
For me, itâs the person who gets their dumbbells then stands directly in front of the rack to do an exercise, blocking access to all the other weights.
Most of the time, they just donât know the etiquette and an âexcuse meâ is all they need. But Iâve done this only to have them step right back in the way after I get my weights. If Iâm in a mood, Iâll invade their personal space to get the dumbbells I need, hopefully interrupting their selfish set.
Some gyms have a floor line to encourage the oblivious folks (some even say âstep backâ) but not many pay attention to it.
I have hardly ever seen people be a nuisance by obstructing the rack. Maybe once or twice; hardly ever. At one gym I go to people put almost always put their dumbbells away neatly. At the other gym, they are just everywhere, so you give up even looking for the ones you want.
Dudes always standing in front of the fucking rack, with their hands on their hips, pacing around and trying to catch their breathe.
Gym chicks on the other hand will always be âthrowing it backâ towards the dumbbell rack while staring at the mirror as they complete their RDLS.
I take less of an issue with the second one for some reason
Why we stay silent.


