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cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack for a gang of literal nobodies that operate out of a studio apartment that you only fight in a single side job
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when a heart breaks no it don't breakeven... a little phrase i just came up with ❤️
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Bunch of 20 year olds just doing an S Tier Airplane style bit randomly at their party.
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NEYMAR. RONALDINHO. FELIPE MELO. WILLIAN. THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. YOUR BOYS TOOK A HELL OF A BEATING. THEY TOOK A HELL OF A BEATING!
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My favorite aspect of Mass Effect 1 that the sequels don't capture is the vast and lonesome splendor of the games' setting. In ME1 you fly to the furthest reaches of space and drive for miles across magnificent empty worlds that might never be traveled upon again. It's beautiful.
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A goblin's web history would be so boring man they'd just look up simple weapons and pictures of gold coins and shit
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precedent set. i expect anyone wearing the poppy will have it digitally removed.
First they censored “Protect The Dolls”, now the BBC are censoring pride pin badges leicester.news/bbc-edits-out…
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Mexican foo: yo who is that
Other foo: that’s Elizabeth Holmes
First foo: naw but what’s her last name though
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Clearing his name after he’s no longer here to see it.
Rest in peace, Professor Jason Arday. You deserved your flowers while you were still, here. #writing #WritingCommmunity
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“I have always positioned myself alongside students, workers, and science. I have never forgotten where I came from!”
Richarlison, they could never make me hate you 💙
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I'm down for a Josh O'Connor James Bond who emails a hugely compromising dossier of MI6 files to The Guardian, awkwardly fails to chat up a woman at a bar, forlornly walks back to his flat, and then commits suicide
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re: Ebert occasionally "missing" on a great movie, I think people forget that the point of criticizing art is not to be "correct," it's to engage with the work sincerely; a critic should be evaluated less on "correctness" and more the consistency/depth of their work







































