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Most kids in my school are assholes that are high and start fights all day. But it's definitely video games fault

I have found that kids with no parent(s) at home providing proper parenting, are the most screwed up.

Video games are fantasy. If your child can't comprehend that then you need to do a better job teaching them.

CNN in 2016 be like:

@Babylon my favourite game is xenoblade. My parents have parented properly to know that I'm not a blonde haired boy who sets out to kill robots living on two titans

Thank you ever so much for that. I can finally sleep soundly tonight, knowing the vital information you have relayed to me.

This @Babylon is the best form of mockery

I know, but why are you pinging me, mate?

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/499309638802472971/720308314214367292/video0-41.mp4

@Downskated I mean, it's one way to do it. Doesn't mean it's the right way.

Made this

@MaryGoore Tagging you because I had fun with your Eustace screen cap

That was on _reddit_ !? Thats fucking shocking. No sarcasm

I choose to be in Conservative/Libertarian subs so I guess it's not really shocking

But never go to r/Libertarian. It's a cesspool of DrUmPf bad and socialism

Yo, I need that photo of a quote saying something about an educated mind

Can't remember which channel it's in

Paw patrol dog should become the new symbol of the Republican Party

His name is Chase and he is adorable

https://youtu.be/2amS4-1dS0c

WAIFU?

@BrenDan anime girl that people fawn over

Or wife

Rhetorically

@BrenDan because in Japanese, with a few exceptions, there is always a vowel following a consonant. In this case, in an effort to make an English word into Japanese, Wife becomes
ワイフ or wa-i-hu.

"Hu" in hiragana is part of the family of characters that start with "h" (は ha、ひ hi、ふ hu、へ he、ほ ho).

But ふ hu is pronounced with an "f". Katakana is the written language that they use for borrowed words. My first example of ワイフ is katakana. With "フ" being "hu" but still using hiragana rules, pronounced "fu". That ends today's episode of "On TIL".