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[BGIF]

I've been debating whether or not to get involved in such a special thread, but as the kids say, "You only YOLO once."

What, no 47 links to this alledged debate or reprints of 1500 word essays supporting your YOLO in a YOLO? How about some backup supporting this sophistry?

 

[IrishinTN]

So, wait...do soy beans lactate? How about Almonds?

 

[Emcee77]

What, no 47 links to this alledged debate or reprints of 1500 word essays supporting your YOLO in a YOLO? How about some backup supporting this sophistry?

Alleged.

Normally I let spelling errors go, but in this thread I felt compelled to comment on the delicious image of an "alledged debate." Like the debate is a hatchling bird trapped on a ledge, peering out, just dying to spread its wings and fly off that ledge.

Not here, not in this thread. We just let fly with debates in here. The debate if fully fledged. Because YOLO.

 

[wizards8507]

So, wait...do soy beans lactate? How about Almonds?

I have nipples, Focker. Can you milk me?

 

[koonja]

I feel like "YOLO" is used in exactly the opposite way it should be.

How it's used: You only live once, so throw caution to the wind and "just do it."

How I see it: You only live once, so you better be extra careful and not **** it up.

"I'd rather li like a Lion for 50 years than a Cat for 80" ~ BV[MF]G.

 

[Irish#1]

My brother brought same back from Bali a few weeks ago, it was pretty expensive for a small bag. I presumed they were monkeys from the packaging

Kopi Luwak - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You're correct. I've heard this several times about monkeys but it was in Thailand or Cambodia. Looks like monkeys all around do it.

I use half and half! Which makes me wonder about fat free half and half. What is it half and half of? Do these lactating animals make even a small contribution? I can only assume it is really water and chemicals.

I thought that meant it was half goat milk and half cow milk!

 

[BobD]

When we drink milk, we’re actually drinking the liquid from the mammary glands of another species: a cow or goat has lactated for the sole survival purpose of rearing their young… and then we steal it and put it in our coffee.

We are also the only animal that drinks the milk of another animal......unless you give it to your cat, which is bad for them.

 

[Old Man Mike]

Actually a phytoflagellated microorganism will suck an amoeba dry --- or so I seem to remember ... or was it a monkey???

... I always get those two mixed up...

 

[dublinirish]

We are also the only animal that drinks the milk of another animal......unless you give it to your cat, which is bad for them.

my wife and i got a cat and i was shocked to hear giving a cat milk to drink is bad for them!

 

[Ndaccountant]

my wife and i got a cat and i was shocked to hear giving a cat milk to drink is bad for them!

In college, I had a roommate that found a stray on the way home that he took in for the night. Against my advice, he wanted to give the cat milk, rationalizing that it worked on cartoons. Given the level of intoxication we both had, I told him do what you want, but you have to lock him up in your room. About 7AM the next day, I awoke to agonizing cat cries with my roommate yelling "what they f*** is that on my carpet". I smiled, rolled over and went back to sleep.

 

[Whiskeyjack]

I feel like "YOLO" is used in exactly the opposite way it should be.

How it's used: You only live once, so throw caution to the wind and "just do it."

How I see it: You only live once, so you better be extra careful and not **** it up.

Lonely Island's YOLO is on point:

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What, no 47 links to this alledged debate or reprints of 1500 word essays supporting your YOLO in a YOLO? How about some backup supporting this sophistry?

I didn't have time to annotate it! But the links and essays are unnecessary here. All you need to know is that YOLO is Carpe Diem for douche bags.