Every time I meet someone named David...
58 2015-04-01 by [deleted]
It takes all of my willpower to resist doing my best Judd Hirsch impression. "You'd all be dead now if it wasn't for my David!"
Anyone else struggling to cope with autism?
58 2015-04-01 by [deleted]
It takes all of my willpower to resist doing my best Judd Hirsch impression. "You'd all be dead now if it wasn't for my David!"
Anyone else struggling to cope with autism?
55 comments
46 Genericscreen 2015-04-01
I think things like "Do ya?" "Are you?" and "Have ya?" in daily conversation more than a well adjusted person probably should.
12 anteatah 2015-04-01
Ya kiddin'.
8 clay-davis 2015-04-01
Do ya?
4 Moowon 2015-04-01
I do this with songs on the radio all the goddamn time. That Rihanna song where she sings about being friends with the boxing glove under her bed is the best one for it, I think.
3 Machete_Removed_Clit 2015-04-01
So do I. I also say cunt way to much and it's goten me in some very difficult situations. Also my friends are a bunch of rubes and every time we drink they want to play cards against humanity, I just sit there and make chip noises the entire game while they laugh at that bullshit Yuma . I'm pretty sure they think I'm autistic
8 PokeredFace 2015-04-01
I'm pretty sure you are autistic
2 RockCoatMon 2015-04-01
I work at a action sports outlet store, my coworkers play horrible mainstream rap constantly. Every song that comes on; "I fuck bitches get money!" Do ya? "Already caught a couple bodies!" Have ya? Gets me through the day.
19 nazereth1 2015-04-01
Arrrrrea 51.
27 [deleted] 2015-04-01
You knew then! And you did nothing!
5 QuantumDice 2015-04-01
This is not checkmate.
1 Genericscreen 2015-04-01
AW NAW YOU DID NOT JUST SHOOT THAT GREEN SHIT AT ME
19 boogsuge 2015-04-01
David my David
12 Guybroman 2015-04-01
DIERKS BENTLEY
10 Phrunkis3 2015-04-01
I went to the WTC memorial a year ago, sadly I didn't see David, I was more interested in possibly seeing him than I was of seeing the fountain things.
10 Caverlock 2015-04-01
I was waiting for my doctor's appointment and this old man did a rapid inhale-inhale-inhale-EXHAAAAAALE through his nose that sounded just like Jimmy's Robert Deniro impression and I just started cracking up uncontrollably. I looked at my phone really quick like there were funny cartoons on it or something, but what I assume was his daughter gave me a very cross look.
8 BatKnuckles 2015-04-01
Meeting anyone called Bill has become embarassing for me.
HELLLLO BILLLL
6 TheMonkfish 2015-04-01
My name is William and I like to wear dresses.
3 Iagainstiagainsti1 2015-04-01
I like to make WEREWOLF MOVIES
5 numba13 2015-04-01
My autism is starting to go away now that the show is dead.
1 [deleted] 2015-04-01
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1 Drunken_Wizard23 2015-04-01
Excellent contribution. That point hadn't been echoed enough in this sub the past nine months.
5 Cullen396 2015-04-01
WhooOooAAAhHHHhhhHhhhhh
5 telemecanique 2015-04-01
I've dropped the space shuttle endeavorrrrrr before, coworkers left me along for a while after that
3 HottestRod 2015-04-01
http://imgur.com/Mor7shq
3 Remove__Kebab 2015-04-01
There's a "David" street that I cross every day on my way to work, and every time I do:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pqyb713TvM
1 rottengymshorts 2015-04-01
I do the gay mans voice whenever I say my friends name followed by "I have to call my motha"
3 grayscales 2015-04-01
Not usually, but I'm Aprehl Fahhllls-ing my cock and balls off today.
3 jhohcable 2015-04-01
Drinking out of the autismal font.
2 Spaceman4Life 2015-04-01
This got a good laugh from me.
3 Casedogg311 2015-04-01
"Oh yeah? Is it reasonable?"
3 [deleted] 2015-04-01
Fuck, I do this all the time. Saying "oh yeah?" is an actual verbal crutch of mine now.
Coworker: "So my asshole fell out today"
Me: "Oh yeah?"
Coworker:" Yeah it prolapsed. Very messy"
Me: "Yah?"
Coworker: "Yeah. Has that ever happened to you?"
Me: "Yah, shure."
That's what happens when a fucking radio show is your only socialization. I should be counting toothpicks in a ward somewhere.
1 JutsinBabber 2015-04-01
Do ya live in Fargo?
4 [deleted] 2015-04-01
Pretty much: Alberta, Cyaaanada. Came here for the erl money.
3 dirtfarmingcanuck 2015-04-01
Oh Hi Mark...
3 sheba_sheba 2015-04-01
All you need is love...John Lennon. Smart man. Shot in the back, very sad.
2 JutsinBabber 2015-04-01
MIMI BEARDSLEY
2 Guybroman 2015-04-01
Instead of just blurting lines from the show that I love, I have a bigger problem making fun of people for shit in a joking way and them taking me seriously. Im ready for them to give it back and have fun but then I realize not everyone takes jokes the right way
2 [deleted] 2015-04-01
So you're just breaking their balls and they're getting fucking fresh!?
It's a good way to see who is comfortable with you though. If someone could bust balls with you, then they can ask you for a favor and vice versa when you need something. But you can't just start joshin' around when you just met someone... I try to give it a few weeks at least.
1 Guybroman 2015-04-01
Nah I know that. But my closest friends will takes jokes involving them serious . I think people that arent big comedy fans and have a good sense of humor cant take jokes in the way that we can from loving the show and comedy. When I make a joke, im ready for them to fire back but most people dont fire back lol. They make me feel like a dick.
0 [deleted] 2015-04-01
You might want to get new friends dude. I don't think they really like you. They might not even realize it themselves.
I always thought that it's how guys bond. Girls overshare and talk shit about whoever is not there to reinforce a bond, and guys bust balls.
But it could also be that you're unfunny or trying too hard. But looking back, the people who would get hurt when I joked always turned out to be huge let downs.
1 Guybroman 2015-04-01
Nahh. I dont do it all the time. You made a wrong assumption.
1 [deleted] 2015-04-01
Well there's no need to get pissy about it, faget.
2 Guybroman 2015-04-01
Go screw
3 [deleted] 2015-04-01
see, we're bonding
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1 snakeoilkid 2015-04-01
Thank god I thought I was the only one.
1 pitstained 2015-04-01
WHoaaa
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1 Tmoto261 2015-04-01
ever meet someone named Leon, and not tell him he's killing his mother?...thought not
1 jimthoms 2015-04-01
"You ever seen one of these before? What's it used for?! IT'S FOR JACKIN' OFF, ISN'T IT!!"
Although I've said that before I listened to O&A because 10 to Midnight is a fucking hilarious movie. Same with lines from Death Wish 3 and "GODDAMN RICH CUNT" from DW1.
I have let out a "Righteous bucks" and "Suuuure" without realizing it, though.
1 c4mac 2015-04-01
I can't stop myself from saying "David, my David" in my head. Really glad it's not just me.
1 really-wise_-things 2015-04-01
I think about Lady Di about once a day.
1 Dennyisthepisslord 2015-04-01
I miss Intern David. I hope he has a rich dad and is actually a neighbour of Ants and one day we get a update on him.
1 blackirishlad 2015-04-01
i have the same impulse.... i dunno why.
few phrases from the show really stick in my head like that, nor do i wish i could do them justice with an impression. but that one is really compelling.
1 fishcado 2015-04-01
I find myself say "all... right" with the stupidity I encounter at work.
-1 Weirdfellas 2015-04-01
My favorite thing to do, still, is if I get a text from a number I don't know (usually some POF chick I broke up with months ago) my response is ALWAYS: "Who is is this."
2 [deleted] 2015-04-01
you come off like a real red-pilled PUA alpha male
1 Weirdfellas 2015-04-01
That's a reeealll nasty habit ya got there. Imgur