Well, I guess I was warned.
Tbf, it’s my fault for being here today
If I had to see it, so do you
So this is a common misconception
https://grammarist.com/phrase/misery-loves-company/
“Misery loves company” is a well-known proverbial phrase we use in the English language. It is usually meant to describe situations where unhappy people want to share their misery with others. It’s been around for centuries, and we still actively use it today.
This age-old proverb was originally said in the 16th century by the demon Mephastophilis in a play titled “The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus,” created by Christopher Marlow. The excerpt was in Latin, but it translates to “It is a comfort to the unfortunate to have had companions in woe” or, more simply, “misery loves company.”
But guess what? Marlow actually isn’t the first person to use this Latin phrase. Dominick de Gravina, a 14th-century Italian historian, wrote this Latin phrase in his work, Chronicon de rebus in Apulia gestis.
I just feel like if you’ve seen one comic about a dolphin tearing through someone’s asshole and falling in love with a woman only to be cuckolded by her dog, you’ve seen them all…
I remember when art was creative, unique, and surprising…
😉
If you look closely, the dude is still alive and conscious of what is happening.
how do you think he got so aroused?
Then it’s all ok becaude he consented!
I just logged on to the damn app for Christ sake.
Where you at OP. I need to talk to you face to face for this.
Okay…look, we need to go on a date first before that. Lord in heaven.
What a terrible day to have eyes.
Credits?
yanked it from imgur so no attribute, but reverse image search found this from Reddit.
I don’t hate it.
Well then get the hell out of the way, the rest of us have some hating to do here!
You ahhh… you got her number?
Bro she got that dawg in her
I,…
I mean…
WHAT?Wow, this is certainly something
I hate it when that happens.
