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naw, the runaway collar is a lot of fun. https://thesecondbutton.com/collars-gone-wild/

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Buying an electric vehicle does not make the world a better place, but buying and using a gas vehicle makes the world worse by a bigger margin, so if you're buying a vehicle, an electric vehicle is probably better.

What he does to Martin Starr's character might have been the biggest issue. Classic shakedown, a little bit of useful business advice... Except it ends up getting him into trouble, both with the law and without. Starr's life falls apart, and instead of saying fuck it and ratting on the guy who forced him into it and saving his own ass, he goes all in on the criminal conspiracy that only ever hurt him.

"It's not friendly to go up to people and tell them that they're not friendly. If you want to get along with people here a little better, maybe rethink certain parts of your approach."

Or just leave it.

I liked it, but couldn't bring myself to finish it once I realized that Sly's character literally only ever hurt people. It felt like it was supposed to be "old man, set in his ways, criminal, doesn't know how to live in this world, says the wrong thing, but has principles, does the right thing."

But in the end it was just "old man, set in his ways, criminal, doesn't know how to live in this world, says the wrong thing, but has principles, but he's still an asshole and makes everything worse all the time, and of course he does, he's a criminal and a jackass."

It's still fun to watch him go Mike Ehrmantrout on a situation, but Mike's plans usually end well for the people he's helping.

I think you mean

"Two chicks at the same time, man."

You should see his past work, some of this is relatively reserved. Hed Mayner might be the first name in super-oversized fits, and these pieces are also highly structured. And they're not just unique styles, there's some meaning behind them. One theme you might or might not catch onto is his representations of traditional Orthodox Jewish garments.

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