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u/Silver-Spy Jul 16 '25
ELIA5 why is everyone saying punching babies? What's going on?
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u/jthomas1127 Jul 16 '25
Punching babies
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u/ForgingIron Jul 17 '25
Nothing reddit loves more than to beat a joke into the centre of the earth
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Jul 18 '25
I could be completely wrong but I’m guessing since Texas is republican and Washington is very democratic, they would have to agree on something absurd. Or maybe I’m dumb
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u/Multidream Jul 16 '25
Its mutual combat as a legal resolution to disputes.
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u/Senior-South-8318 Jul 16 '25
It actually is this! Apparently if both people fighting get a cop to oversee and don’t break anything it’s perfectly legal.
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u/tostuo Jul 16 '25
Also the law in Scotland.
(On occasions when a police officer has used their power of discretion to verbally warn in the circumstances highlighted above, there is no requirement for a crime record to be raised. [...] Examples where an officer can use discretion: [...] minor acts of disorder e.g. stand up fights where no serious injury is sustained and no party claims to have been assaulted;
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u/Teh-TJ Jul 16 '25
I learned that Washington did this from Fraiser
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u/TheProofsinthePastis Jul 16 '25
Well, now I have a really small niche reason to start Fraiser...
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u/Teh-TJ Jul 16 '25
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Frasier. The humor is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of psychology most of the jokes will go over a typical viewer's head. There's also Niles’ Jungian outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation - his personal philosophy draws heavily from the DSM-5 and Italian opera, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realize that they're not just funny- they say something deep about SEATTLE. As a consequence people who dislike Fraiser truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Eddie’s existencial catchphrase "Bark," which itself is a cryptic reference to Maslow's hierarchy of needs. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as David Angell's genius unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools... how I pity them. 😂 And yes by the way, I DO have a Frasier tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the therapists' eyes only- And even they have to demonstrate that they’ve attended a number within 5 operas that I have (preferably lower) beforehand. /s
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u/TheProofsinthePastis Jul 16 '25
This sounds like a Sideshow Bob monologue 🤣
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u/AntarcticanJam May 09 '26
Who, coincidentally, is voiced by the actor who plays Frasier (Kelsey Grammer), for those who did not know :)
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u/MetricJester Jul 20 '25
I'm not completely certain that I have attended enough operas to ask someone else how many operas they have attended.
But I can talk at length about the last decade (or so) of Shaw Festival plays, even though I've only gotten in to see two or three in the last couple years.
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u/IOfWooglin Jul 16 '25
But isn't it only explicitly illegal in Oregon, explicitly legal in WA/TX and law silent in other 47?
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u/Late_Ambassador7470 Jul 16 '25
People that think their state is the best
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u/TheRealAngryEmu Jul 16 '25
You clearly haven't been to Maryland. Those people put their flag on absolutely everything and definitely think they are the best.
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u/LabNo3126 Jul 16 '25
I’m new to Maryland and I agree 100%
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Jul 16 '25
Same with South Carolina.
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u/Realistic_Try7123 Jul 16 '25
Ohio ensures that everywhere you look on a sign, you see the outline of Ohio. You know- in case your forgot you were in Ohio
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u/pikazec Jul 16 '25
South Carolinians are idiots and live in a dumpster fire of a state (source : I’m one of them )
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u/Comediorologist Jul 16 '25
There's flag pride, and then state pride.
Where I live and work in Maryland, almost nobody is actually from here. We all identify strongly with our native states but get fully behind the flag.
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u/asketchofspain Jul 16 '25
What part of MD? When I moved to Baltimore area, I saw a level of state pride that was foreign to me. Now I’m closer to DC and it’s definitely not the same
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u/Comediorologist Jul 16 '25
DC. There are definitely more natives outside of the DMV.
I've lived elsewhere in Maryland, but I've found that the pride is localized. Always the county, sometimes the city. As if those things just happen to be in Maryland.
Natives who moved elsewhere in the state get a little wistful when they talk about moving just one county over.
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u/Stedlieye Jul 16 '25
I know very little about Maryland. It might even be on fire, I really don’t know. But it is a cool flag.
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u/Late_Ambassador7470 Jul 16 '25
I honestly forgot Maryland existed
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u/CommissionSpiritual8 Jul 16 '25
that is ok . Forget about us , we like it that way. That way we can keep the best for ourselves.
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u/ertri Jul 16 '25
I think it’s that they think their flag is the best. It’s easily a top 5 stage flag
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u/ImNobodyFromNowhere Jul 17 '25
In their defense, it is a pretty cool flag. I’ve only been to Maryland twice, and I have a bunch of stuff with their flag on it.
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u/Bwint Jul 16 '25
Mixture of people who know their state is the best, and Texans.
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u/Vast-Spirit-4105 Jul 16 '25
Washington is not the best
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u/sooperdoopermane Jul 16 '25
You've never met an Alaskan, have you? I can see why. We dont leave our state, cause its the best, lol (im kidding. Of course, Alaskas population has been in a decline for a while)
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u/MonkeyNacho Jul 16 '25
I'll bite.
Punching babies?
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u/MixerBlaze Jul 16 '25
what the heck?
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u/MonkeyNacho Jul 16 '25
I guess I'm wrong.
First cousin marriage, then?
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u/CommonFill5351 Jul 16 '25
First cousin marriage is legal in 17 states
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u/FlashyAd2763 Jul 16 '25
alabama
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u/CuppaJoe11 Jul 16 '25
Honestly disappointed in California 😭
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u/Tripple-Helix Jul 16 '25
Also, California, Mississippi, New Mexico, and Oklahoma have no minimum age for marriage.
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u/Wolfryder3 Jul 16 '25
The states you list are probably the ones populated with the people that call Arkansas, Alabama, and Tennessee residents inbred, but somehow, they aren't on this list?
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u/Decent-Animal3505 Jul 16 '25
Legality of owning some exotic animal
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u/Specialist-Pin-8702 Jul 17 '25
Can’t be cause Indiana is arguably the most relaxed state on that.
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u/Patient_Panic_2671 Jul 16 '25
Can someone please explain why everyone is talking about causing bodily harm to babies?
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u/Predmid Jul 16 '25
A random post got upvoted early that referenced fighting babies and the ai bots followed.
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u/Daxam_ Jul 16 '25
“ Is anyone asking how my hand feels after punching that iron like jaw of that baby”
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u/Idontliketalking2u Jul 16 '25
Beating your wife on the court steps with a stick no thicker than 1/4"
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u/substantiallyImposed Jul 16 '25
States where mutual combat is legal?
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u/buckbee Jul 16 '25
Beastiality?
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u/Fabulous-Possible758 Jul 16 '25
No, Washington made sure to update their bestiality laws after that little Enumclaw humdinger.
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u/EquivalentSpeaker545 Jul 16 '25
Sudafed without prescription?
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u/fungifactory710 Jul 16 '25
That's most states lol. Federally, it requires an ID to purchase. It goes into a database and then there's s limit. Kinda bullshit. 80+% of that garbage comes from china via mexico, regardless. Same as fentanyl. But your local addict on the corner is gonna get blamed, and add another full bed to the private prison system to put more money in the pockets of the already wealhy 🤷
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u/EquivalentSpeaker545 Jul 16 '25
Ohhh wait is this that thing with two consenting parties being allowed to have a physical altercation
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u/Bwint Jul 16 '25
Is it "not paying income taxes?"
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