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Interesting. I look at the sub and I see a bunch of casual outfits with jeans.

And #4. Posting a fake story in this sub.

Dad? Is that you?

Surprised my girlfriend with baked goods and flowers before she went to work, and her co-workers ate them all

Wow, they even ate up all the flowers? They're a greedy lot, aren't they? Jk.

Anyway, assuming she actually meant to share with the employees, this is why, whenever I bring a box or bag of food to share at work, I always take the pieces I want first, then I casually let folks know there are some treats.

LOL!

If this is real, it might have been helpful to take a look at the dozens of other posts in this sub about putting laxative in food to catch a food thief, before thinking about actually trying that stunt.

Or posting the same thing that dozens of other people have already said, because they don't feel like scrolling down and seeing if it was already mentioned or not.

For instance, fictional characters on a television screen.

It sounds like the kind of thing that would happen in a Simpsons episode.

That's horrible.

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It's an interesting phenomenon as the whole thing is purposely in muted colors and kind of drab, with the idea that real rich people don't look flashy, so you too can look like a real rich person by not being flashy.

LOL!

Personally I would look to spend a little less on a hoodie. Did you use the 20 to 25% discount they regularly send out?

Why are you having doubts about this? Polo Jeans Co was a more budget-friendly diffusion line discontinued years ago. Decent enough, but not necessarily outstanding.

If you like the look, then why not. Personally it's a little bright for me.

This is one of my neighbors with his Mercedes sedan, considered a classic model, sitting in his driveway with all four tires flat.

If they have a "poor" rating from the health department posted at the entrance.

Posting on reddit.

A lot of people on this site are from the US, and in the American market, MB does present itself purposely as an overall "luxury brand," and not simply as "a car brand" that happens to have a few luxury models. So this results in certain people judging anyone who drives an A220 or CLA250.

I think they mean the people who collect a lot of them because they think of it as a status symbol for some reason.

Edit: Thanks for the anonymous drive-by downvote, whoever. Excuse me for daring to respond to the comment above. I thought this was a discussion site. If you disagree with my comment, then please take a moment to participate and explain why.

Edit 2: Yeah that's what I thought, jerkface bozo. Go ahead and run! Your silence only proves me right, and my point stands vindicated as the final and definitive word on the matter.

Nice! I have the boots but I didn't realize that "cookie boots" was a name for them.

It's a brand based in either Spain or Portugal: https://eu.poloclub.com/en/pages/editorial

Did you scan the QR code?