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At IHOP. Heard a guy say to a female server, "Did you know I can push a bowling ball up a flight of stairs with my tougue?....I bet you could suck the head off a rabbit"

(shudders with cringe)

At IHOP. Heard a guy say to a female server, "Did you know I can push a bowling ball up a flight of stairs with my tougue?....I bet you could suck the head off a rabbit" (shudders with cringe)

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Nobody talks like that, it’s something that didn’t happen, unless your story is only the first line and the last line.

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Oh, it didn't happen because in your worthless opinion "nobody talks like that," huh?

You know, if I didn't think some anonymous zilch online believed a homeless psycho harassed me, I don't think I could bare it.

Niiiice job cracking the case, looter.

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Nice, you’re angry at someone on the the internet. You’re diatribe added a lot of details that wasn’t in my comment. I think I hit a nerve. You exploded. Hilarious.

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To a snowflake I guess that might seem like a diatribe.

And it's "YOUR diatribe", dipshit.

Stick to looting, looter.

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Eh, I could totally see that happening. I've had enough conversations with the extendedly-homeless to have lost my expectation that they'll seem normal by any stretch. Even the ones who I'm not sure were mentally I'll seem like they build a crazy persona as some kind of defense mechanism or something.

One very friendly hitchhiker I picked up shouted "I'm a Beatle" while waving as I pulled away. A very old lady I gave some food thanked me by saying "Bless you! L-O-L; B-R-B; you and your family!"

The truly homeless, who have been so for a long time, usually did not get that way as normal people; and even if they were they don't stay that way. It's a very hard life.