TET: Toxic Event Therapy

[The South Falls]

So then, bricks are just domesticated sand.

Clay and sand are NOT the same thing.

Fine. Bricks are just domesticated Mississippi.

[Greater Redosia]

Clay and sand are NOT the same thing.

That's just, like, your opinion man.

Cars are domesticated carriages. Planes are domesticated gliders. And glass is domesticated sand. Boom.

[Hurdergaryp]

Clay and sand are NOT the same thing.

That's just, like, your opinion man.

Shouldn't you be hunting ghosts together with your Great Dane?

[Ethel mermania]

Clay and sand are NOT the same thing.

That's just, like, your opinion man.

Dude, the carpet really tied the room together.

[The South Falls]

That's just, like, your opinion man.

Cars are domesticated carriages. Planes are domesticated gliders. And glass is domesticated sand. Boom.

Computers are domesticated abacuses. Wood is domesticated trees. I am a domesticated tea glass.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Cars are domesticated carriages. Planes are domesticated gliders. And glass is domesticated sand. Boom.

Computers are domesticated abacuses. Wood is domesticated trees. I am a domesticated tea glass.

Dogs are domesticated wolves.

[Kannap]

Bricks are just domesticated rocks.

Since bricks are traditionally made from clay, your statement falters.

Since I hold some kind of moral high ground and believe bricks deserve to have constitutional rights, your statement is irrelevant and just gross in this modern day.

[Kannap]

Considering I only have 46 cents on my person, I can't afford to drink a mocha latte or eat an overpriced brownie.

Pester your friend and his gf till he gIves you the money.

Oh no, he dropped me here and then drove an hour and a half away to go hang out with her at her house.

[The Holy Therns]

That's just, like, your opinion man.

Shouldn't you be hunting ghosts together with your Great Dane?

...Dude.

[Kannap]

Cars are domesticated carriages. Planes are domesticated gliders. And glass is domesticated sand. Boom.

Wood is domesticated trees.

Trees are wood. A better statement would have been books are domesticated trees.

[The South Falls]

Since bricks are traditionally made from clay, your statement falters.

Since I hold some kind of moral high ground and believe bricks deserve to have constitutional rights, your statement is irrelevant and just gross in this modern day.

#stopstackingbricksontopofeachotherjusttomakematerialstructures
#bricksarepeopletoo

Wood is domesticated trees.

Trees are wood. A better statement would have been books are domesticated trees.

Brains are domesticated books

[Kannap]

Since I hold some kind of moral high ground and believe bricks deserve to have constitutional rights, your statement is irrelevant and just gross in this modern day.

#stopstackingbricksontopofeachotherjusttomakematerialstructures
#bricksarepeopletoo

Whichever President campaigns for equal rights for bricks in 2020 has my vote.

None of that "Keep America Great!" nonsense in 2020.

[The South Falls]

#stopstackingbricksontopofeachotherjusttomakematerialstructures
#bricksarepeopletoo

Whichever President campaigns for equal rights for bricks in 2020 has my vote.

None of that "Keep America Great!" nonsense in 2020.

TootToot McBumbersnazzle, running on the platform (not made of bricks): BRICKS ARE PEOPLE TOO!

[Corpus Magnus]

Wood is domesticated trees.

Trees are wood. A better statement would have been books are domesticated trees.

Humans are undomesticated monkeys.

[Abserdia]

Trees are wood. A better statement would have been books are domesticated trees.

Humans are undomesticated monkeys.

That doesn't make any sense.

[Corpus Magnus]

Humans are undomesticated monkeys.

That doesn't make any sense.

It makes sense because I say it does.

[Pax Nerdvana]

That doesn't make any sense.

It makes sense because I say it does.

If I say its a word, it's a word.

[Hurdergaryp]

Since bricks are traditionally made from clay, your statement falters.

Since I hold some kind of moral high ground and believe bricks deserve to have constitutional rights, your statement is irrelevant and just gross in this modern day.

Would you even go so far as to say that you're offended by my words?

Trees are wood. A better statement would have been books are domesticated trees.

Humans are undomesticated monkeys.

Not exactly. Humans are primates that managed to rise above all the other primates because of tools and the capability of storing information outside the confines of our heads.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Since I hold some kind of moral high ground and believe bricks deserve to have constitutional rights, your statement is irrelevant and just gross in this modern day.

Would you even go so far as to say that you're offended by my words?

Humans are undomesticated monkeys.

Not exactly. Humans are primates that managed to rise above all the other primates because of tools and the capability of storing information outside the confines of our heads.

And swords.

[Corpus Magnus]

It makes sense because I say it does.

If I say its a word, it's a word.

Unless I disagree with you, in which case I'm right.

[Kannap]

Since I hold some kind of moral high ground and believe bricks deserve to have constitutional rights, your statement is irrelevant and just gross in this modern day.

Would you even go so far as to say that you're offended by my words?

Sticks and bricks may break my bones but words will never hurt me.

[Hurdergaryp]

Not exactly. Humans are primates that managed to rise above all the other primates because of tools and the capability of storing information outside the confines of our heads.

And swords.

Weapons are tools too.

[The South Falls]

Would you even go so far as to say that you're offended by my words?


Not exactly. Humans are primates that managed to rise above all the other primates because of tools and the capability of storing information outside the confines of our heads.

And swords.

More like sharp things that we can kill things with, and hot stuff to cook what we kill.

[Pax Nerdvana]

And swords.

Weapons are tools too.

Fine.

[Kannap]

And swords.

Weapons are tools too.

But books are the greatest weapons.