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Grower of too many tomatoes.
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Dear God, this is like my beer league softball team.
"Oh shit, I'm up first, I gotta hustle."
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Torties. ❤️ That kitten already has an ego that wouldn't fit in a Goodyear blimp hanger.
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If Trump croaks while still in office, Vance is going to get eaten alive.
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Holy Jesus, the flashbacks I just had.
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They should turn the portapotties around so folks can take a dump while watching him.
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And he's been dreaming about this thing for a decade.
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Is there a carbon monoxide leak in NPR's office building? Because this framing is insane.
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Why does every event of his look so damned ugly? It looks like they're doing roadwork.
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Unbalanced Breaks
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The mountain had strong thoughts about consent.
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I... I think they missed the point.
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SoftBank is like a vulture drawn to every shambling soon-to-be carcass with the stink of death upon it. But it's a vulture with a weak stomach that is constantly getting food poisoning from its poor culinary choices.
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Would you say it's the better documentary of the two?
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Bluey is amaaaaazing. Which probably contributed to why those kids are awesome.
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Teletubbies went off the air in 2001. Those kids watched Bluey.
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m.youtube.com/watch?v=76Hi...
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Cumbaya
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Ooooh that one.
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I've not seen this, but this aligns very closely with our watchlist.
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There's no good reason to suffer through the schlock.
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I've only seen a handful of episodes. We're doing a run through of about half the episodes (basically, anything higher than a 7.5ish on IMDB). It's been a blast.
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I shit you not, we just finished watching part two of that 15 minutes ago.
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Is that the one where they're in 19th century San Francisco?
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Can he even open his eyes?
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That meeting would look like the end of Dr. Horrible. Which one is Bad Horse?
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Ok, but aside from Robin Williams' personal craft services...
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Did I just get a Pokemon Go gift featuring *squint* a mural of Tupac?
Nice.
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Why do all these creepy fuckers look like the menagerie of murderers in the Fear Street movies?
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That dude is built like Mongo.
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I'm impressed, and deeply jealous.
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Yoiks, and away! Yoiks, and away...
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Having a fun little project go out of control like Frankenstein's monster? Highly relatable.
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I'm looking forward to you having to explain the meaning of a Wario in this context on ESPN.
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This is pervert shit. (Complimentary)
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I didn't dare to hope.
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Do you also have that singularly disconcerting feeling when you read a solid piece you previously wrote and think, "How was I so smart then? Why am I so dumb now?"
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That bit of dialogue is especially gutting because of how she qualifies it. Even then, she's wishy washy on it.
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Her experience illustrates how problematic the popular self-help/self-care belief framework can become when taken too far.
Can reducing your stress and improving your mental health better your physical health? Yes. Can eating well benefit your health? Yes.
Can good vibes cure your cancer? No.
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This article from last year does a pretty good job of covering what happened.
people.com/ananda-lewis...
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It's horrifically ironic when you consider that they've talked incessantly about the need to increase birth rates and grow the population.
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Her experience with her cancer diagnosis and how she chose to respond to it was... Sigh... Painful. Reminiscent of Steve Jobs.
people.com/ananda-lewis...
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Their frozen selection is also top tier.