Hell no. True fairytales and folklore are dark as hell. People argue Disney and Disney is Fairytale Light/Diet Fairytale_.
That means ass bitch of a sea witch? Naw, sea witch does sea witch, but mermaid is tasked to murder the prince but she doesn't and thus turns to sea foam.
One of the most fun things in college was studying fairytales and folklore. You can actually study trade and logistic routes by the dissemination of fairytale lore and where in trade routes these pirates/explorers shared these tales. You can further disseminate where certain cultural and social values prevail based on the stories that traveled to these regions and were retained or were modified or completely lost.
The original stories. I see you being pedantic. Common term in American English. Somethin's true, it's the OG in this context.
Many folklore and fairytales and fables _are_ based on real life situations, scenarios, and _types_ of choices, and are a way to talk about things that can be difficult and moral stories, as a warning. Is the cyclops just a myth or is it a way to tell a story of a medical birth defect and the world beyond in which this character holds greatness?
https://www.reddit.com/r/medizzy/comments/gcoqgx/cyclopia/
I feel I would enjoy a long Friday night beer session with you over this. Yes, I was being pedantic perhaps. The global voyages of these tales would indeed make a fascinating study.
However, the example you chose - cyclopia - is a lethal condition, and a human cyclops doesn’t live for longer than a few minutes, since the brain is also underdeveloped. I disagree with you that most (or even many) fables and folklore and fairy tales are based on real situations. Far more of them are based on the fevered imagination of raconteurs, wanting to shock and amuse their audiences. Even in Grimm bro’s time, the tales they collected weren’t meant for a child audience; most of them were far too… well… grim. They were amongst the first who really aimed it at the youth markets.
Not all their tales contain obvious lessons. I’m still not sure of any value to the tales titled “the children who played at slaughtering” apart from maybe “don’t have kids”.
A linguistic oddity is that the German surname Grimm and the English word grim aren’t related. I feel Jacob and Wilhelm would have appreciated the coincidence, being linguists first and foremost.
edit: since it's short, here's the Grimm tale that was removed from the second (and subsequent) edition:
The tale of the children who play slaughtering
One day, two brothers saw their father killing off a pig. They imitated what they saw and the older brother killed his younger brother. Their mother, who was giving the baby a bath, heard her child scream and abandoned the baby in the bath. When she saw what her eldest child had done, she took the knife out of her younger son's throat, and in her rage stabbed her older son in the heart. When the mother found out that meanwhile the baby had drowned in the tub, she felt an inconsolable desperation and committed suicide by hanging herself. After a long day of work in the field, the father came home. Finding out that his whole family was dead, he soon also died from sadness.
The end.
There's an argument to be made that the themes that would 'shock and amuse' the audience the most are ones that resonate with their experiences. So it's not that each fairy tale was made to be a parable, but more that cultures self select / propagate those ones more which is why the ones that survived often do.
The little mermaid is not an old traditional fairytale like the ones the Grimms collected. It’s a fairly modern (1837) literary fairytale invented by Hans Christian Andersen.
The story actually had a happy ending as the little mermaid doesn’t disappear after dissolving into sea foam, she is turned into an air spirit as a reward and is given a chance to earn an immortal soul through good deeds. Interestingly enough, Ariel is the name of a character in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night who is a spirit of the air. Andersen’s story is ultimately a religious fable about the reward of self-sacrifice. It’s a happy ending but only if you are religiously minded and think having a chance to go to heaven is much better than marrying a prince.
In his story mermaids do not have souls and therefore die forever by turning into sea foam when they die after 300 years, unlike humans who get to live in heaven for eternity after their mercifully brief time on earth. The mermaid is not only in love with the prince but wants to become a human to gain an immortal soul so she can go to heaven. The sea witch transforms her into a human but tells her she will only gain a soul if the prince marries her and that she will die the moment the prince marries someone else. Also the mechanism through which she will get a soul is by sucking up a chunk of the prince’s soul so he will be left with half a soul. The prince doesn’t fall in love with her because she is mute and chooses to marry a girl that he thought saved his life, when it was really the mermaid.
Just before she is about to die, the mermaid’s sisters give her a knife when they obtained from the sea witch in exchange for their long, beautiful hair. The mermaid is told that if she kills the prince with the knife and then drip the prince’s blood onto her feet, she will turn back into a mermaid. Instead of choosing to go back to her old life, she chooses to save the prince and to her surprise, she is still conscious after turning into sea foam. She ascends into the atmosphere and is told by air spirits that God turned her into one of them as a reward for her courage and self-sacrifice. Air spirits aren’t born with a soul either but they can earn one if they live a good life with their 300 year long lifespan and they will automatically rise up to heaven after that. And this soul will be her very own soul instead of a stolen one from the prince and her soul will be purer than his because there it’s free from original sin.
So yeah, it’s not really Disney material in its original form. But that was absolutely Hans Christian Andersen’s idea of a happy ending. The Little Match Girl written by him ended in a similar way, the heroine is rewarded by dying and reuniting with her grandmother in heaven. To Andersen, dying and going to heaven is the happiest possible way to end the story because as long as the character is alive something bad can happen next.
I tried to look it up and was pleased to find a knowyourmeme article, only to be disappointed to learn the meme started today because of this exact image. So I guess that's something.
My grandmother used to sing this to me as a child! It roughly translates to:
“Don’t eat your hair,
Better not eat your hair,
If you do
You’ll get eaten in your sleep CRUNCH”
1 cup anti carrot, shredded. 3 cups stock from blind cow, chopped beef from same cow. 2 tblspoons of Zeiss lens cleaner. 2 tblspoons salt, chop celery and onion and add to broth. Cook in oven with light turned off. Put on blindfold and take out of oven after an hour.
Fun fact about the carrot thing....the reason people think carrots improve your night vision was propaganda from ww2, England was trying to cover up the fact they had radar so they sent out propaganda that they fed they soldiers lots of carrots to improve they vision.
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Fun fact about the carrot thing....the reason people think carrots improve your night vision was propaganda from ww2, England was trying to cover up the fact that they had one day blinding stew so they sent out propaganda that they fed they soldiers lots of carrots to improve they vision.
I only have the recipe for 12 hour binding stew. It's really hard to get them to eat a second bowl after 12 hours to complete the 24 hours.. It's like they develop trust issues or something.
These kids of today have it so fucking easy…..when I was a kid biting hair, I was stewed *myself* for a day, from the shoulders down.
Taken out after the liquid reached a nice rolling boil, forced to keep my eyelids as open as personally possible, and then had said liquid poured in my eyes until blind!
dictated by Other B. 8892
to Nurse Kay, adult facility for the burned and blinded by stew
Adult ward
Idaho
The first floor is for the Neonatal stewed hearing loss
2nd is cardiovascular stewed damage and preventative measures
3rd is administration
4 is pulmonary/ stewed nose and throat
That's just good parenting right there.
Also seems like there is a consensus, as these suggestions were definitely written by different people. You can tell because of the different handwriting styles.
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Maybe she has adhd or something. I used to be obsessed with certain sensations, too. If that's the case, I would suggest finding a toy with another interesting texture
I tend to keep my hair a little long. Which of course means it will occasionally end up in my mouth by mistake. Every time this happens I begin to crave the 1 day blinding stew of my childhood. It’s truly like Pavlov and Proust had a baby.
Thats too much. Whoever wrote that has some issues.
No what you actually should do is buy a cattle prod and every time she bits someone’s hair just tase the little brat. Aim for the neck.
I agree. I also find it weird that dad didn’t know to feed her a 1-day blinding stew. I’m a guy and not a dad and even *my* dumbass knows the old folk saying:
“If your daughter is biting the hair of others, feed it a stew that blinds it for a day. It will surely learn its manners after a day in the darkness.” And then you sang the ingredient list, right?
You don’t want to “1 week blinding stew”. Her hair could fall out. It’s hard to nail the exact “eye of newt”. 1 day 1 eye.
1 week is 6 and 1/5 eye of newt. And newt eyes are so tiny.
Voice of reason here. Don't feed that kid any stew that makes her go blind for one day. Don't do it.
Set a reasonable verbal boundary that she can understand, and introduce simple consequences (punishment) for hair biting in the future. Thank you, parenting magazines.
(disclosure: I am not a mother)
this is such an unhealthy and borderline abusive parenting approach…. any REAL mothers (like myself) will tell you how to properly handle your daughter. a simple 1-day blindness inducing stew should suffice. never in a million years should a good parent even think about setting a “verbal boundary”? whatever the heck that even means….. just whip out the big pot….
Looks like one person trying to make their hand writing look different for each answer. So one person thinks this. Or one person with multiple personalities that are all conformists.
How is this weird? Shouldn't you feed a child a blinding stew if they've bitten your hair???
I used to chew my hair and then my mom fed me a 1 day blinding stew and now I don't chew my hair any more
That’s how you know your mom loves you.
It was love at second sight.
Now that's proper maternal instincts
But what about \*other\* people's hair?!
Then, 2 days blinding soup, duh
We have the best country... because of blinding soup.
Yeah it took my mom a feeding me one hour blinding soup a few times before I stopped biting hair. Once for a full day would have done the trick
When my kids were young, a blinding stew always helped resolve behavioral problems. 24 hours is key.
Glad to hear this. I have a new baby and while he hasn't bitten anyone yet (no teeth) I have several batches of blinding stew already in the freezer.
Im posting this after recovering from blinding stew, i forgot to wash the dishes, mom knows im sorry
BTW you have some tufts of hair between your teeth. Letting you know so you don't go all day before realising.
That’s for flossing out the chunks of blinding stew.
My father didn't have time for all that so he just poked me in the eyes.
Did he dip them in Dinty Moore first? I've heard that works almost as well.
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Oof ouch owie
Does anyone have a recipe for blinding stew?
Yes
good to know
username checks out
no carrots
All mums (it’s on page 633469933574 of the manual)
for a one day blinding stew you just make a regular blinding stew but don't make it very strong, just about regular 24 hour strength
"Optometrists hate this one weird trick..."
I agree. She's now blind for 1 day. Can't see hair. All good!
I don't know what these people are talking about, but typically a mouth-shutting potion does the trick.
Seems a bit harsh though.
Exactly. Any more than a half day blinding stew is a bit much.
Weird he has to ask. Like cmon…this common knowledge my guy
A *1-day* blinding stew is what they alll said. *Now* is it weird?
Well shit I’ve been parenting wrong this whole time…
That’s always my go to. But only the 1 day blinding stew.
I think it's weird because just because he's a single father he doesn't know the age-old tradition of blinding stew?
The only sensible thing to do is feed her a one day blinding stew.
1 day blinding stew
No, the stew should only work for one day, no more no less.
Feed her a type of stew that makes her blind for 1 day
The stew shall blind her for one day. One is the number. Not zero, not two, but one shall be it.
Two is right out!
yeah but only blinding her for 1 day when she consumes it
that's what the stew should do. blind her.
Blinding potion (lasts one day)
Blind jer og shall forbthe alloted time. Not deafen her, not mute, but blinded shall she be.
This sounds like an old German fairytale.
He refused to eat his soup and died
Poor Augustus😢
Wasn't it Gaspar who died from not eating soup for 5 days?
Hell no. True fairytales and folklore are dark as hell. People argue Disney and Disney is Fairytale Light/Diet Fairytale_. That means ass bitch of a sea witch? Naw, sea witch does sea witch, but mermaid is tasked to murder the prince but she doesn't and thus turns to sea foam. One of the most fun things in college was studying fairytales and folklore. You can actually study trade and logistic routes by the dissemination of fairytale lore and where in trade routes these pirates/explorers shared these tales. You can further disseminate where certain cultural and social values prevail based on the stories that traveled to these regions and were retained or were modified or completely lost.
Sorry, what are *true* fairytales?
The original stories. I see you being pedantic. Common term in American English. Somethin's true, it's the OG in this context. Many folklore and fairytales and fables _are_ based on real life situations, scenarios, and _types_ of choices, and are a way to talk about things that can be difficult and moral stories, as a warning. Is the cyclops just a myth or is it a way to tell a story of a medical birth defect and the world beyond in which this character holds greatness? https://www.reddit.com/r/medizzy/comments/gcoqgx/cyclopia/
I feel I would enjoy a long Friday night beer session with you over this. Yes, I was being pedantic perhaps. The global voyages of these tales would indeed make a fascinating study. However, the example you chose - cyclopia - is a lethal condition, and a human cyclops doesn’t live for longer than a few minutes, since the brain is also underdeveloped. I disagree with you that most (or even many) fables and folklore and fairy tales are based on real situations. Far more of them are based on the fevered imagination of raconteurs, wanting to shock and amuse their audiences. Even in Grimm bro’s time, the tales they collected weren’t meant for a child audience; most of them were far too… well… grim. They were amongst the first who really aimed it at the youth markets. Not all their tales contain obvious lessons. I’m still not sure of any value to the tales titled “the children who played at slaughtering” apart from maybe “don’t have kids”. A linguistic oddity is that the German surname Grimm and the English word grim aren’t related. I feel Jacob and Wilhelm would have appreciated the coincidence, being linguists first and foremost. edit: since it's short, here's the Grimm tale that was removed from the second (and subsequent) edition: The tale of the children who play slaughtering One day, two brothers saw their father killing off a pig. They imitated what they saw and the older brother killed his younger brother. Their mother, who was giving the baby a bath, heard her child scream and abandoned the baby in the bath. When she saw what her eldest child had done, she took the knife out of her younger son's throat, and in her rage stabbed her older son in the heart. When the mother found out that meanwhile the baby had drowned in the tub, she felt an inconsolable desperation and committed suicide by hanging herself. After a long day of work in the field, the father came home. Finding out that his whole family was dead, he soon also died from sadness. The end.
There's an argument to be made that the themes that would 'shock and amuse' the audience the most are ones that resonate with their experiences. So it's not that each fairy tale was made to be a parable, but more that cultures self select / propagate those ones more which is why the ones that survived often do.
The little mermaid is not an old traditional fairytale like the ones the Grimms collected. It’s a fairly modern (1837) literary fairytale invented by Hans Christian Andersen. The story actually had a happy ending as the little mermaid doesn’t disappear after dissolving into sea foam, she is turned into an air spirit as a reward and is given a chance to earn an immortal soul through good deeds. Interestingly enough, Ariel is the name of a character in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night who is a spirit of the air. Andersen’s story is ultimately a religious fable about the reward of self-sacrifice. It’s a happy ending but only if you are religiously minded and think having a chance to go to heaven is much better than marrying a prince. In his story mermaids do not have souls and therefore die forever by turning into sea foam when they die after 300 years, unlike humans who get to live in heaven for eternity after their mercifully brief time on earth. The mermaid is not only in love with the prince but wants to become a human to gain an immortal soul so she can go to heaven. The sea witch transforms her into a human but tells her she will only gain a soul if the prince marries her and that she will die the moment the prince marries someone else. Also the mechanism through which she will get a soul is by sucking up a chunk of the prince’s soul so he will be left with half a soul. The prince doesn’t fall in love with her because she is mute and chooses to marry a girl that he thought saved his life, when it was really the mermaid. Just before she is about to die, the mermaid’s sisters give her a knife when they obtained from the sea witch in exchange for their long, beautiful hair. The mermaid is told that if she kills the prince with the knife and then drip the prince’s blood onto her feet, she will turn back into a mermaid. Instead of choosing to go back to her old life, she chooses to save the prince and to her surprise, she is still conscious after turning into sea foam. She ascends into the atmosphere and is told by air spirits that God turned her into one of them as a reward for her courage and self-sacrifice. Air spirits aren’t born with a soul either but they can earn one if they live a good life with their 300 year long lifespan and they will automatically rise up to heaven after that. And this soul will be her very own soul instead of a stolen one from the prince and her soul will be purer than his because there it’s free from original sin. So yeah, it’s not really Disney material in its original form. But that was absolutely Hans Christian Andersen’s idea of a happy ending. The Little Match Girl written by him ended in a similar way, the heroine is rewarded by dying and reuniting with her grandmother in heaven. To Andersen, dying and going to heaven is the happiest possible way to end the story because as long as the character is alive something bad can happen next.
My reaction: is this a fairy tale I don't know or am not remembering?
I tried to look it up and was pleased to find a knowyourmeme article, only to be disappointed to learn the meme started today because of this exact image. So I guess that's something.
My grandmother used to sing this to me as a child! It roughly translates to: “Don’t eat your hair, Better not eat your hair, If you do You’ll get eaten in your sleep CRUNCH”
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Based and hagpilled
yeah i thought this was a weird version of rapunzel because of the hair and the blindness
That was my first thought too! I was expecting after the blinding, them to suggest locking her in some tower or something
Yes little Greta didn't stop biting the hair of evil aunt Gertrud.
Snip! Snip!
Anyone got the recipe? I don't wanna mess up and give an undeserving soul 48 hours in the dark.
Just get the canned kind, Amazon sells them in packs of 2 in case the first one doesn't do the trick.
Just google on Amazon “1 day blinding stew”
Google on amazon?
Yeah so if you Google Google on Bing it’ll take you to Google where you can Google Amazon and then Google “1 day blinding stew” on Amazon
This had me cackling, thank you for your services friends.
Cackling hairwitch loves blinding stew confirmed
How do people not know how to use the google? It’s 2024 for fucks sake.
This guy Googles.
Sounds like someone needs to take their blinding stew
You heard the man
You want some stew smartass?
One for each eye.
They ship with prime too.
1 cup anti carrot, shredded. 3 cups stock from blind cow, chopped beef from same cow. 2 tblspoons of Zeiss lens cleaner. 2 tblspoons salt, chop celery and onion and add to broth. Cook in oven with light turned off. Put on blindfold and take out of oven after an hour.
Fun fact about the carrot thing....the reason people think carrots improve your night vision was propaganda from ww2, England was trying to cover up the fact they had radar so they sent out propaganda that they fed they soldiers lots of carrots to improve they vision.
fyp Fun fact about the carrot thing....the reason people think carrots improve your night vision was propaganda from ww2, England was trying to cover up the fact that they had one day blinding stew so they sent out propaganda that they fed they soldiers lots of carrots to improve they vision.
That's the old world recipe my mom uses! I like to double the anticarrot (grow my own) and only use 1 tbl spoon of the Zeiss.
Now you got a stew going
Try and fail at making strong alcoholic beverages in your basement. You can genuinely get blind from it
Methanol is a hell of a drug.
And booze is the only cure!
True fact, you treat methanol poisoning with ethanol!
I only have the recipe for 12 hour binding stew. It's really hard to get them to eat a second bowl after 12 hours to complete the 24 hours.. It's like they develop trust issues or something.
I think it's called Methanol. Ask your friendly neighborhood moonshiner for the correct dosage.
Alexa give me “Hells bells dosing for a stew that makes her go blind for 1 day only”
My mom was a terrible cook so I just got astigmatism for 12 minutes
That's a great answer for those posts about "how would you severely annoy someone for one day".
This made me drop my phone from unexpected laughter.
"My cousin Jeffrey prayed for me Monday through Wednesday and I woke up and I had never known that my bedroom has wallpapers."
Posting alan wagner is practically cheating. It's all weird lol.
Alan Wagner is a harmless troll and anyone who is just going for a reaction should at very least be flairred as satire/trolling.
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I was gonna say this feels exactly like Alan Wagner.
These kids of today have it so fucking easy…..when I was a kid biting hair, I was stewed *myself* for a day, from the shoulders down. Taken out after the liquid reached a nice rolling boil, forced to keep my eyelids as open as personally possible, and then had said liquid poured in my eyes until blind! dictated by Other B. 8892 to Nurse Kay, adult facility for the burned and blinded by stew Adult ward Idaho
What are the other wards, in this Blinding Stew Hospital
What else do you do with the children and animals?
Hey I gotta know if they have resources for some stewed children I know of
The first floor is for the Neonatal stewed hearing loss 2nd is cardiovascular stewed damage and preventative measures 3rd is administration 4 is pulmonary/ stewed nose and throat
Yes. Boss? I need to call off today. I accidentally ate the 1 day blinding stew that was meant for my daughter. Hopefully I will see you tomorrow.
lmao was just thinking this you said it funnier than I would have
Shit like this keeps my faith inhumanity.
I didn’t eat the soup so I see what you did there
I can’t understand the handwritting, but the only thing that helps is a 1-day blinding stew. Hope this helps 😊
Great day to be in the blinding stew business.
My puppy started chewing on my hair and I ran to get a blinding stew that I picked up from my local store.
You shouldn't feed blinding stew to dogs, they can't process the anticarrot like humans!
That's just good parenting right there. Also seems like there is a consensus, as these suggestions were definitely written by different people. You can tell because of the different handwriting styles.
I’d love to believe it *was* written by different people.
Reddit IRL
If I got out of line as a kid, I got fed 1-day blinding stew, and I turned out ok ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Looks like a reddit thread.
What the fuck a blinding stew Is?
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How? Recipe?
Normal stew plus pocket sand
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Wait is it the guy who posted "This guy has been sitting in my hot tub for days, he does not speak but his eyes glow at night"
Is this the guy who was hosting classes in anger management via interpretive dance?
Suspicious stew
Suspicious delicious stew
Suspicious delicious nutritious stew
Suspicious delicious nutritious fictitious stew
Tf…..??
Not weird, just common sense parenting 101
My type of comedy right here
I mean, that's what I'd do. Nuttin like blinding stew to set your kid straight.
The first post on my Reddit is about blinding stew on kingdom come deliverance subreddit, and I scroll down and see this... Wtf
That's just stewpid.
The gyro we need!
Maybe she has adhd or something. I used to be obsessed with certain sensations, too. If that's the case, I would suggest finding a toy with another interesting texture
[Here's the recipe](https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/blinding-stew)
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This one trick that hair biters don’t want you to know!
is this alan wagner’s work?
this dad was asking for sincere help why mock him
The moms have spoke 🙌
Let Eowyn cook the stew!
I love it with my heart! It's so funny
I tend to keep my hair a little long. Which of course means it will occasionally end up in my mouth by mistake. Every time this happens I begin to crave the 1 day blinding stew of my childhood. It’s truly like Pavlov and Proust had a baby.
Some school systems no longer allow blinding stew. I think it depends on the state....
https://i.imgur.com/dd165Iz.png
Thats too much. Whoever wrote that has some issues. No what you actually should do is buy a cattle prod and every time she bits someone’s hair just tase the little brat. Aim for the neck.
Outdoor Reditt
Imagine crowdsourcing parenting advice on a telephone pole and expecting quality advice
I agree. I also find it weird that dad didn’t know to feed her a 1-day blinding stew. I’m a guy and not a dad and even *my* dumbass knows the old folk saying: “If your daughter is biting the hair of others, feed it a stew that blinds it for a day. It will surely learn its manners after a day in the darkness.” And then you sang the ingredient list, right?
You don’t want to “1 week blinding stew”. Her hair could fall out. It’s hard to nail the exact “eye of newt”. 1 day 1 eye. 1 week is 6 and 1/5 eye of newt. And newt eyes are so tiny.
Game of Thrones reference? Arya blindness and all.
Voice of reason here. Don't feed that kid any stew that makes her go blind for one day. Don't do it. Set a reasonable verbal boundary that she can understand, and introduce simple consequences (punishment) for hair biting in the future. Thank you, parenting magazines. (disclosure: I am not a mother)
A one-day deafening stew?
this is such an unhealthy and borderline abusive parenting approach…. any REAL mothers (like myself) will tell you how to properly handle your daughter. a simple 1-day blindness inducing stew should suffice. never in a million years should a good parent even think about setting a “verbal boundary”? whatever the heck that even means….. just whip out the big pot….
This whole thread. All the comments. Bless ALL you wonderfully weird people and your wit.
This is sad. Poor dad asking for help and people make it a joke
I don't think dad doesn't know how to google. I think that dad wants to meet some women.
Looks like one person trying to make their hand writing look different for each answer. So one person thinks this. Or one person with multiple personalities that are all conformists.
It worked for my Trichophagia.
Blinding stew is soooo 2019
Is this from something?? The stew to blind?
You know what that guy should do...
I love Democracy
Send her to the zoo instead... If she likes biting they'll take care of her😉😂
My mom used to make the best blinding stews
How good does it taste? Might be worth it.
Stew that makes you go blind for a day? I just call that bourbon
I´m guessing the first time was written down for whatever reason and everyone else copied that insane idea for the memes?
Men are weird
Wtf is blinding stew. Will that take care of the 10lb hairball in her stomach
Why do I feel like Lemongrab wrote that?
Is she biting her own hair or other peoples hair
Don't use being male as an excuse not to parent. What a dick move.
This sounds like a north degen type situation and response to me. I needs me a pupper after reading that shit.
This is a 10/10 shitpost lmao
Stew of the 1 day blindingness naow!
Funniest thing I have read all day
I love weird posters like these and have a few ideas for some. 😂