Date: July 8th, 2026 7:53 PM Author: Salmon dilemma french chef
I saw his creepy thread where he basically admitted to being 40, childless, and attracted to his underage niece, and had to restrain myself from sperging out
The autistic retard really triggers me, what can I say
Date: July 8th, 2026 8:43 PM Author: beady-eyed vermilion national feces
My grandfather had a brother that was “slow” and my great grandparents sent him to an asylum (this was long ago) and he lived there the rest of his life.
Date: July 9th, 2026 11:19 AM Author: Pale stimulating codepig
This happened to my retarded uncle (youngest of 8 kids in poor Irish family), his parents couldn't really care for him fulltime. Very sad. But as an adult, he was in chill small group homes and my dad and uncles would take turns brining him home for holidays. He was a 180 dude, lived until his mid 60s. Had retard strength, and loved playing football and road hockey with me and his other nieces and nephews. Had this hilarious thing where he would start totally rearranging furniture in a room so it was set up how he liked it. Would pick up a 3-seat sofa and drag it across the room as soon as your back was turned.
Date: July 9th, 2026 12:23 PM Author: Geriatric Set
We need more of this type of content creation from you. Did you have any quirky grandparents that fought in WWII or Vietnam?
My dad wasn't drafted, but my uncle was. In HS he was quite the athlete and ladies man. He came back from Vietnam and moved to somewhere in rural alaska in a cabin. He never married or had kids. I never even met him.
One day he walked way out into some tidal flats during a low tide and just waited for the tide to come in. They tried to rescue him, but I guess it's like quicksand and he died as the tide rose. My dad still chokes up when he talks about my Uncle Bill. My dad, on the other hand, spent the Vietnam years banging all the women in our midwestern town and he said they were the greatest years of his life.
Date: July 9th, 2026 1:33 PM Author: beady-eyed vermilion national feces
This was in the South and long ago but my great grandfather was a doctor so I guess he was able to get the son committed easily or whatever the procedure was back then. Probably didn’t take much.
Date: July 9th, 2026 11:23 AM Author: Fucking Fuckface
There is a point at which it's wrong to keep something alive just because you can. Everyone needs to identify where that point is and act accordingly within their own frame of control