Jack Skellington
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Jack Skellington
@Jack_Bone_Daddy
Father of 3 young men. Husband of a woman with a lot of patience. Enjoys horror movies, college sports, movies. Centrist of sorts. memes.
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We heard “Epstein, Epstein, Epstein” for months, and as it turns out, the people in Congress shouting the loudest are sexual predators themselves.
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Sabrina Carpenter: trying to play a quiet piano ballad.
Some random brown person for absolutely no reason:
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When I'm in Tennessee but the workers at Walmart don't speak English
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@care11_cal7 @nonregemesse No, it's what folks here before an explosion. Act like you belong in western culture
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@nonregemesse It wasn’t inappropriate. It’s a concert where people scream and yell with excitement and celebration— it’s fine
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‘It’s my culture’ isn’t an excuse to act inappropriately
POPTime@poptime
Sabrina Carpenter está sendo criticada após tirar sarro de fã que fez um 'zaghrouta', som com a boca para simbolizar alegria na cultura árabe e africana, durante show no Coachella. A fã explicou que era algo da sua cultura, mas mesmo assim foi chamada de estranha pela artista.
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@DillonLawrence2 @Aliathewhite No massacre but plot was foiled and concert canceled. I had totally forgot about it.
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@Aliathewhite Massacre at Taylor Swift concert too. We just keep letting it happen.
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Who could blame Sabrina Carpenter? After what happened the last time Muslims made sounds like that at a pop concert...
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What Ariane Grande fans heard before dying in Manchester.
🇵🇸✪ noura ོ☁︎@nourslogical
to anyone who’s uncultured here’s how a zaghrouta sounds, which is clearly not yodeling. It’s a form of celebration preformed at weddings and moments of joy all around west asia and north africa learnt from many generations. calling it “weird” or brushing it off is disrespectful.
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