r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • 18h ago

Discussion She almost ruined a proposal.

This was at Crescent Bay Point Park, which allows people to book it special occasions.

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u/BEconcubine_no3685 18h ago

Every time I see this meme I am brought back to being a server at a breakfast joint waiting hand and foot every Sunday on the most demanding, insufferable “bathed in his blood” ass elders who would leave literal pocket change for their weekly ritual torture.

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u/The_Salty_nugget Make Furries Illegal 17h ago edited 15h ago

Years and years ago i worked at a small restaurant cafe that was across a church.

The thing survived because of the church, most of the week we would see 80 people max but on sunday we were always packed overfull.

People came after church to eat lunch around 11.00 with us while drinking alcohol and more than half stayed till we would close at 21.00 , they would lunch, have diner and would what we call 'borrel' in between and after dinner (think charcuterie board with diffrent meats, deepfried dished, cheeses, some fruits, mostly done while drinking alcohol) all while consuming a insane amount of alcohol.

They would spent hundreds per table and be so drunk at the end of the day you could see some still trying to stumble home when we were done. My boss would always say that 'they were forgiven for their sins, time for new ones'

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u/thinkthingsareover 16h ago

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u/themomcat 15h ago

Man JDog keeps looking whiter and whiter

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u/thinkthingsareover 15h ago

That's been going on for ages, but one thing that really caught me off guard was CPAC back in 2021 where they pulled this shit.

https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/golden-trump-statue-cpac-implies-he-s-king-gop-his-ncna1259362

P. S. Something Something graven images, and all that jazz.

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u/wirefox1 14h ago

He looks like some kind of redneck-clown king. Utterly hideous lol. It represents them well come to think of it.

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u/Idustriousraccoon 13h ago

Saw an article bemoaning the closing of hundreds of thousands of churches coming in the US. I just wanted to cheer.

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u/thinkthingsareover 12h ago

The amount of people who have stopped attending regularly over the last 2 decades definitely tells a story.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/642548/church-attendance-declined-religious-groups.aspx