bizarre This seems like a very pollock thing to do!!🤣🤣

[BlastOne]

POLISH MAN MURDERS HIS MOTHER, PHOTOGRAPHS THE CORPSE AND MAKES IT HIS PROFILE PICTURE.

 

[Pajeet]

Not retarded at all.

 

[TheDevilRullz]

Not retarded at all.

Yes, he already has the face of someone who isn't retarded.

 

[Jenny]

It's going to bother me if I don't tell you... but, it's spelled with one L only my dearest Mastershake.
Pollock is the surname of a famous painter and I think a type of fish that cod is often mistaken for but they mean pollack too possibly (?) and polack is the derogatory ethnic slur used to refer to people of Polish descent, primarily in the USA. While derived from the neutral Polish word polak (meaning a Polish male), the English term became associated with negative stereotypes and anti-Polish sentiment, particularly in the 20th century.

 

[Clendenon]

It's going to bother me if I don't tell you... but, it's spelled with one L only my dearest Mastershake.
Pollock is the surname of a famous painter and I think a type of fish that cod is often mistaken for but they mean pollack too possibly (?) and polack is the derogatory ethnic slur used to refer to people of Polish descent, primarily in the USA. While derived from the neutral Polish word polak (meaning a Polish male), the English term became associated with negative stereotypes and anti-Polish sentiment, particularly in the 20th century.

I lived in Chicago with a lot of Polish friends in the neighborhood. I never used the derogatory term. But a lot of people did usually with the prefix dumb.

 

[miketeevee13]

Hahahahah!! No way. Maybe I should cum on my stomach then take a photo and use it as my profile pic. 😃

 

[BlastOne]

It's going to bother me if I don't tell you... but, it's spelled with one L only my dearest Mastershake.
Pollock is the surname of a famous painter and I think a type of fish that cod is often mistaken for but they mean pollack too possibly (?) and polack is the derogatory ethnic slur used to refer to people of Polish descent, primarily in the USA. While derived from the neutral Polish word polak (meaning a Polish male), the English term became associated with negative stereotypes and anti-Polish sentiment, particularly in the 20th century.

I would edit the title so it's correct but I forgot how to edit posts after they've been up for a bit

 

[SickFuck3000]

Cool pfp bro!

 

[CunningLinguist]

THIS is a Pollock thing to do: