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Looks like a peach, innit? 🇰🇷

New Jersey, USA
Joined April 2018
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Basically following random people the algorithm shows to me, the sequence doesn't reflect personal preference
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Telling the group chat about my occasional thought experiment where you have to explain Western sexual norms to an Afghan migrant straight off the inflatable dinghy
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idk why there hasn't been a RPG setting where halflings and humans are from different continents. They make their way across the sea and then holy shit, an entire different branch of man that's twice as large and also has the same religion, which both answers and raises questions
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River otters and sea otters encounter eachother quite regularly. Despite the name, a lot of river otters live in the ocean. Sea otters are also like 3x bigger
A stranger from a strange land. A family of river otters encounter a sea otter.
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This is literally what you are.
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this is china's version of tung tung tung sahur, 奶蛙. it came from a failed attempt to AI generate the children's cartoon character nailoong
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this 67 year old engagement farmer writes tweets the old fashioned way
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Mongolia appears to be the world's best place to be a toddler: there are no hard surfaces to fall on, outdoors or indoors.
Little Mongolian rider and his little horse.🇲🇳🐎😍
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I wish Fallout let you target enemies' genitals in VATS. Imagine shooting a Raider's penis clean off
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Once again I find that apparently thousands of users on here have no idea Chappelle has always hated White people. The whole reason he quit his show was realizing da crackaz be laughing at him disrispeckfully. Try to remember for when his next special comes out. Resentful psycho.
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He misses his brother Blackie
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"I oppose the first, third, and fourth industrial revolutions. Not the second, though, that one's fine."
I need you guys to understand that being “against AI” like as a stance is like saying you’re against the Industrial Revolution
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this was stuck in my head while grocery shopping for some reason
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Im getting more replies like this, and I'll admit. Its partly my fault. I'm very ironic. The way I act probably makes it look like I would be okay with it idk. But just to be clear: If you use that word, its an instant block. There's nothing wrong with having unmarried parents.
Replying to @Nepepperoni
Fuck you nigger-bastard!
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Translation of tsukkomi as ”straight man” is imprecise. The role of the latter in Western comedy is to set up jokes for someone else's punchline, whereas more often in the Japanese formula (not necessarily manzai) the tsukkomi is the one who has the last word
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I’d like to take this moment to reminisce. When I was a young lad the boomer GOP brigade was cringy, retarded, and always made fun of by all my peers. Tough talk 24/7 backed up by nothing. Inept fairy boys finger wagging everyone to death Nothing has changed since then
Republicans had a tough night last night. We lost great Senators in hard races. In Alaska and Mississippi, we continue to fight. There are clear lessons to be learned from the results. First, we should listen to what voters unmistakably said last night. Their priorities must always come first. Our job is to forcefully act on them. Senate Republicans have an opportunity and obligation to show our voters that we are fighting for them. In the Senate, we will aggressively oppose terrible ideas that drive our country toward the socialism Democrats embraced. Our commitment is to common sense. And our focus should not waiver from the top priority of driving down prices that have remained stubbornly too high. I’m here for the fight. I know my colleagues are too.
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woman who stinks good, as opposed to woman who stinks bad
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