Feminists want to remove statue of hate

#4 - majomkifli

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(09/23/2017) [-]

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#9 to #4 - anon id: 802501dd

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**anonymous rolled image** you really don't know why you are laughing?

#6 to #4 - aleksandrthekekit

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(09/23/2017) [-]

Because sjw goes ape **** almost everything

#14 to #4 - sociocat

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(09/24/2017) [-]

idk because its a joke and its funny?

#5 - kiljiarius

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(09/23/2017) [-]

Pfft, it only goes up to 500 lbs, not like anyone will know their real weight.

#12 to #5 - satosandwiches

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#7 - knarlyfish

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(09/23/2017) [-]

I've always been told that the scales that use a weight balance system have superior accuracy when compared to electronic scales.

Is that true? Or are the electronic ones that are more accurate just too expensive to justify buying?

#8 to #7 - doctorshrinker

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(09/23/2017) [-]

I wouldn't say either are better or worse.

Unless you're incredibly focused on proper weight reduction, the fact is both are prone to error. Dial (manual?) scales for their propensity of human error, and digital scales possibly because their readouts can vary over time.

For the common weight-watcher, digital scales are perfectly fine; honestly, as are dial scales.

To answer your question, though, I don't believe there's a significant difference.

#13 to #7 - caet

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(09/24/2017) [-]

I have a digital scale that might say you're 174 one second and 179 the next. id prefer the one with a spinning disk of the numbers

#11 - solarisofcelestia

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(09/23/2017) [-]

#32 - baconweasel

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(09/24/2017) [-]

Easy. All they have to do is step on it.

#18 - tonyzepol

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#19 to #18 - baglesbites

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(09/24/2017) [-]

How can you be out of breath from swinging a hammer for 30 seconds? And she isn't even swinging it, the weight of the hammer pretty much the driving force. Pathetic fatties

#20 to #19 - tonyzepol

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(09/24/2017) [-]

I don't understand how you could let yourself get that bad, these are people who have never taken a self evaluation. As long as they don't breed, we still have a future. This bitch doesn't have sex, her cooch gets covered by her own gut.

#21 to #20 - baglesbites

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(09/24/2017) [-]

The truth of the matter is no one wants to take responsibility for their own actions. If you can't be damned to take care of your body and blame society for making you feel bad, chances are you have very little good in your life at all. Being in good shape doesn't mean you have a good life, but it doesn't hurt

#17 - drkinferno

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#10 - neoraed

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(09/23/2017) [-]

do they want to remove statues because they stand up straight?

#1 - crixuz

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(09/23/2017) [-]

Hilarious

#2 to #1 - arolexion

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(09/23/2017) [-]

Who is that faggot

#30 to #2 - edisontrent

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(09/24/2017) [-]

Crixus

#3 to #2 - crixuz

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(09/23/2017) [-]

Frank Vincent

#16 - passingdude

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(09/24/2017) [-]

I agree with the feminists , we need a much much bigger scale since that one will break like a twig under the average feminist weight (picture explain's all )

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