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Kitiprompter feeding you the answers, smh
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Conservatives are always such fearful little men.
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NIMBY supposed leftists (but protecting insane increases in home values) in the comments drive me insane.
If you want to reduce the population so badly because that's the only way to save the environment, have the courage to become a Bond villain at least.
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I think all IMAX is 15 perf, only the Ultra Panavision 70mm is 5 perf, and, asfaik, that's only at the Vista in L.A. -- which is where I saw it last night and it was great. Anyway, Coogler has an explainer out:
www.youtube.com/watch?si=GWF...
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“…merger that needs government approval” the shade! Lol
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9/ The case illustrates how even those convicted of particularly heinous crimes have been pardoned and released to fight in Ukraine. This has been a long-running Russian policy, with even paedophile murderers being given a 'second chance'. /end
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Creepy if you ask me -- raspy old worm brain obsessed with testosterone levels of teen boys.
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The Trump/RFK Measles Outbreak should be the Wikipedia title.
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Are you unfamiliar with modern warfighting?
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ICE: we don't need due process for criminals
Actual Americans: without due process, how do you know they're criminals?
ICE: lol, lmao
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Frankly, that was the appeal. The 80s had a number of really mathy games like Aftermath, the BTRC games, and Phoenix Command, where the complexity was the selling point.
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Orwell never could have foreseen that one of the greatest tools for mass bullshit wouldn't be Big Brother, it'd be Uncle Idiot and Aunt Moron.
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"If, at the end of his great work, he had appended the words, 'this was all just a thought experiment,' he would be the greatest genius who ever lived. As it is, he's merely comic." -- Kierkegaard.on Hegel