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I love sports, music, writing, and science stuff, but I'm mainly here for the jokes, b.
Tend your garden and let God handle the rest.
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No way dude was going to go full Homelander regalia with his successful rebrand and not turn at some point.
The answer has been right in front of everyone the whole time and it's gonna hit like a tidal wave when he does it.
The years-long setup is really a work of art.
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His stylist(s) is putting up numbers like 1992 Michael Jordan.
I'm no fashionista, but every time there's a red carpet shot or a magazine spread, even I'm like, "this dude is impeccably dressed."
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Seconded.
I just want them to not give away outs on defense or the bases anymore.
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Last season, Cade Cunningham looked to be a man lost at sea, on a ship without a crew.
He's gone up several levels & the organization is getting their shit together behind him.
There are many ways to win a chip, all valid b/c banners hang forever, but getting it out of the mud means a lil extra.
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Thanks for reposting that. I have only recently come to make the link between the racism inherent in systems of oppresion and the meaning of this scene in like the last few years. It was one hell of an epiphany.
Reality is, racial injustice is so ubiqutous, it's easy to not always notice.
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Much of this went over my head cause I was 15 when this movie came out, but seeing this through an adult's eyes, with some awareness of how the world really operates, you get why the first Matrix hit it out of the park.
Sequels weren't as good, but doesn't matter. The original has aged like wine.
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I have not yet seen the face of God but this can't be too far off.
Sweet Jesus, that looks divine.
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Them: "I wear my heart on my sleeve."
You: "I live my raps. So, I'll do you one better."
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Just keep your eyes open because they will be watching their phone while doing it.
(To be fair that is true for at least half of drivers it feels like.)
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Watching video from before like 2008-9 looks as grainy as the 70s did to us in the 90s.
This is the part of adulting no one warns you about.
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Talking to adults who were born when broadband internet was starting to become a thing is wild.
All I can do is smile and shake my head.
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I am beyond grateful for the wisdom life has granted me with aging, but now it feels like I am in a car that has hit cruising highway speed: you're going so fast, you barely even notice it.
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Aging: better than the alternative, but, still, WTF? Feels like I went from 29-39 in a flash.
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Gotta be careful tho. That taste of heaven will have me in a mobility scooter if I get addicted. Lol.
I gotta starve myself for a few hours like it's Thanksgiving dinner.
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Tres Leches is my favorite dessert, so no way I am not trying this. For me, it's a little bit of sunshine in every bite.
I haven't had a pint of ice cream in a while, but I will go out of my way for this.
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I am a Blue Bell fan through and through, but HD may have done the big one with this.
This pint gonna see me next time I roll through the ice cream aisle.
I appreciate the lob.
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A’ja Wilson | Bible Quilt, by Harriet Powers, 1885-86
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Production-wise, that is the best halftime show I have ever seen.
Flawless execution all around from a layperson's perspective.