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This is an interesting spelling of “burger”.
Azul is a very silly lady.
Yeah… Assuming you have money to buy the burger…
Buy now, pay later
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Or hands to wiggle in excitement.
Or mouth to eat borger
I mean, if you don’t have money to buy a burger then you have more serious issues to deal with I guess.
Isn’t it scary tho, that there’s absolutely nobody preventing you from buying like a 1.000 bucks LEGO death star?
If you insist, you can buy it.
On credit, if you’re broke (even scarier).
Hopefully, you’d prevent yourself from doing it! But if you have no impulse control…
was going to say it sad when you want borger and can’t afford borger but your comment reminds me of the fast food payment plan things that show up as news articles every so often. sigh.
The borger place where I had my emotional support borger every week closed down recently =(
My condolences.
Comic about being an adult.
Draws character that looks like a 4 year old.
I don’t understand the romanticism for childhood. Being a child sucks ass. Being an adult can be hard for sure but overall it’s much better. Humans weren’t meant to live with zero autonomy. Not even children.
No responsibilities.
But the best time of life is university. Low (but not no) responsibilities, lots of free time, lots of independence, enough people to find your true friends.
I don’t find responsibility to be that bad compared to having zero control over my life. In fact some responsibilities can be quite rewarding. I like helping people who I care about.
Plus I still had responsibilities as a child it was just pointless bullshit instead of real stuff. So many hours wasted on homework…
But you only need control if your life sucks and you need to change it. So for anyone with a happy childhood, that is going to be a tiny or nonexistent factor.
I agree, we shouldn’t be painting false pictures like this. The hard truth is that being an adult is objectively better, no matter what experiences you had during childhood or teenhood.
The thing is, romanticizing lack of rights is what truly is the problem here, this isn’t focused on the age - but the lack of control. Its usually this aspect which is included in these “childhood romanticism” posts. Age relation is just the consequence for this lack of rights.
Ultimately, autonomy should exist for all people - no matter the age. This is particularly important for teenagers which seem to be constantly ignored within society. Failing to understand this is what will lead to another “Australia style” blanket ban.
Humans weren’t meant to live with zero autonomy.
Not every parent removes all autonomy from their child. Sorry that happened to you, sounds like it sucked.
It’s not even necessarily about parents though. Schools are the worst offenders.
This is pretty much me when I sometimes have extra money for steam games
sometimes I want two borger and get two borger
Azul’s art just gets cuter and cuter! Don’t know how she does it XD
i want burger. I don’t want to go out the door and talk to strangers today. I can use burger app. I don’t want strangers at my doorstep. No burger for me.
I can haz cheeseburger?
This sent me down the rabbit hole of checking on the status of various meme cats. The news is not good.
Prepare yourself...
Cheezburger Cat died in 2021. Long Cat died in 2020. They both outlived Grumpy Cat who passed in 2019.
Technically, I had remembered that they were all no longer with us before looking them up, but the dates had escaped my memory.
But on a lighter note, it seems that Business Cat may still be with us. At least, I can’t find any mention of him having passed.
Ceiling cat will watch me masturbate forever, you cannot fool me!
A stand up comic had a bit about this that I repeat on occasion. Anytime I want something childish I say Imma get me that childish thing cause I’m a fucking adult, with money!
Unless you have not money or you care about environment since beef is a very carbon production food
Vege borgor
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I remember doing that exact thing as a child. Well, teenager, but that’s still a child. I had a driver’s license. I had money from my part time job and/or allowance. I had access to a vehicle.
If I wanted a burger, I could just go get one. I rarely did unless I was out during a mealtime, because I had good food at home and didn’t want to spend money. But that’s the same decision I make as an adult.
child driver’s license Well, teenager, but that’s still a child
Not to be pedantic, but make up your mind here. A child is physically unable to drive nor do anything that requires complex thought. A teenager is not a child, both by definition and by physical aspect. This is essentially ageism, by infantilizing teenagers, including your past self. Especially, since you’re correlating adulthood to that particular time period later on.
