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A young couple are at the theatre. The projector light passes overhead, as the two stare over the camera. A drink is between them, and a bag of popcorn and another drink are at their sides. They look slightly disconcerted about something happening on screen.

What Grinds Our Gears: Leaving a mess behind at the movie...

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An old man in a suit is dancing. He is wearing large headphones, and is smiling at the camera.

What Grinds Our Gears: Un-radicalized old people

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A woman in a green shirt stares at the camera. She looks jaded and exhausted. Her chin rests on her palm, and a laptop is open in front of her.

What Grinds Our Gears: SFU’s useless emails

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A demonic-looking goat person with a long tongue carries a giant salt shaker on their back. It is ostensibly a depiction of a satyr.

What Grinds Our Gears: Confusing satire and parody

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A yellow sign is held up as if in a protest march. It reads "stop talking", with the word stop painted inside an octagon, like a traffic sign. It looks like a nice day.

What Grinds Our Gears: Students who regularly commandeer class discussions

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A solitary bird is walking, while a crowd of other birds surrounding it are taking off. The birds are white-ish, and have gray and black markings. Most of the frame is taken up by birds in flight.

What Grinds Our Gears: People judging strangers

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A black and white photo of many people walking up and down stairs. The photo is blurred lightly, giving the impression of movement.

What Grinds Our Gears: People lingering in busy hallways are making...

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A young man in an apron leans on the counter of what looks like an artisinal bakery/cafe. He is looking away from the camera towards a crowd of people. A bowl of potatoes is on the counter.

What Grinds Our Gears: Being rude to retail workers during the...

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Sodium Podium IV

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