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cognitivedissonance - 2011-05-20

There's a dozen of these and they're all progressively more insane. Coffee Crime Week!


Billy the Poet - 2011-05-20

Ze coffee is mountain grown. Like ze beautiful mountains of Bavaria...

VER I DID NOT SERVE AS EIN GESTAPO OFFIZER FROM 1937-1943!!!


Raggamuffin - 2011-05-20

MIEN FURUR! I CAN WALK!


wtf japan - 2011-05-20

YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNT. NO WONDER YOU KEEP HAVING MISCARRIAGES.


Xenocide - 2011-05-20

"You've discovered the mountain? What the hell does that mean? Dammit, woman, you're hysterical!"

This was followed by thirty slaps, "to calm her down."


split tail - 2011-05-20

She should have smashed the coffee pot into his head, and exclaimed, "Oh my! I see what you mean dear."


memedumpster - 2011-05-20

Next door at the Maxwell's house, coffee just got deadly...


Nikon - 2011-05-20

This guy isn't a very supportive husband.


Dynamicuno - 2011-05-20

My wife and I have always wanted to vacation to "mountain". I hear it's beautiful this time of year.

When you react to lousy coffee the twisted nutts did it might be time to switch to decaf....or get a divorce.


charmlessman - 2011-05-20

I went to mountain one time. There was no coffee. There were goat though. Good old mountain.


Jet Bin Fever - 2011-05-20

Just add a little antifreeze each morning. He won't know what hit him!


revdrew - 2011-05-20

Old European stereotypes to the rescue once again.


StanleyPain - 2011-05-20

How did our parents survive this shit?


kingofthenothing - 2011-05-21

Well, mine survived it by getting divorced. My grandparents slept in different beds, watched t.v. in different rooms, and granddad would do a lot of woodwork in the basement. He got real bad hearing loss from running loud saws all the time without hearing protection. My other grandparents, I don't know, they always argued, granddad always picked on grandma and I think she learned to pretend to be deaf but I think granddad always knew she could really hear him. He always knew what buttons to press to make her hurt the most.


cognitivedissonance - 2011-05-21

My granddad didn't bother to tell my grandmother he was divorcing her, and intended to do so during a school function of my mother's. The lawyer, however, delivered the paperwork a day early and he wasn't packed yet, so what he thought would be a smooth sailing turned out to be much more uncomfortable than he would have preferred.

This same man sold a million dollar sawmill for pennies on the dollar because he really just wanted to be an accountant. The most boring man of all time.


Senator_Unger - 2011-05-22

My mom's parents were in love with each other until the day my grandmother died which was the only time I ever saw my grandfather, who survived the Bataan Death March, cry.

My dad's parents announced they only had a couple years left to live about five years ago and promptly sold their house; my grandmother moving into a retirement home and my grandfather moving into an apartment about five minutes away.


Caminante Nocturno - 2011-05-20

Wow, things really have improved.


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