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@Culture3ase It's umm a bit phallic.

A new ‘SUPERGIRL’ 3D drinking cup has been revealed 🥤

@its4evah @ridhima_z You're lucky because narcissistic abuse causes brain damage.

@ridhima_z I've never dealt with a narcissist I think I just get put off by them

yall never fucked w a true narcissist, that mf had me thinking i was the narcissist 😂

@ridhima_z I have dated 2. Dr Ramani said that any person who can be cruel and abusive to you, is a narcissist.

@3il33n_x3 Bread is not a healthy diet for squirrels and leaving food on the floor will bring rats etc. She can put a feeder in her garden with nuts and seeds on.

@evanahh_ So what if she was feeding the squirrels 😂 that’s her business but honestly she ain’t have to hit him with that wood that’s crazy

He was so patient enough until she attempt to hit his wife

@lowca_boomerow_ I'm 163 and 60kg. I'm a UK size 8, which is a US 4. That's not fat. I looked like a skeleton when I was a US size 2. My face was gaunt and I had no arse.

@niunia56 U wiekszości kobiet 60 kg to dużo, chyba że laska ma wzrost 170+ cm i kształt ciała ewidentnie pozwala na takie ekscesy.

Dlaczego sie zachowujecie jakby 60 kg to bylo duzo

@bindelj One is not consensual, the other is. A baby can't consent to circumcision, an adult can consent to having a sex change. That's the difference.

So the Greens want to ban circumcision for babies, but massively support and promote chopping off schlongs in the name of 'authenticity'? Bonkers as per usual: spectator.com/article/reveal…

@ThrillaRilla369 It taught me respect. I preferred to get a wallop than to be yelled at. A quick smack was less torture than having to listen to being called "a cunt".

Those who were spanked growing up — did it do you harm or did it teach you respect? Be honest.

@cymru_79 I think it's because back then spirits refused to or didn't know how to pass over. Maybe modern spirits are more willing to accept and move on.

Why are ghosts always from back in the day? The 1700s, 1800s, 1900s… you never hear about any modern ghosts from the noughties onwards. 👻

@Ify__oma The man who bought me flowers was average looking but I liked something about him. I was with him for 2 years. I left because he ended up being abusive. I'm tired of people thinking that the non hot guy is going to be sweet and humble. They're not.

The man you’re not attracted to bringing you flowers and stability

@_Gottalovezik I can't remember his name now. But I was followed on here by a guy who is now a well known comedian. He was fat at the time and going through a weight loss journey. We were sort of online friends.

yea sex is cool but have you ever discovered a popular artist before they got big and then watched them grow

@pendoragun @VI0LETANGELS Not entirely true. I'm straight and when I was in my late 20s, a bisexual 17 year old grabbed me in a club and shoved her tongue down my throat. I was in complete shock. I remember her saying "watch this" and then kissed me.

@VI0LETANGELS Because straight women don’t actually perceive lesbianism as something real and deep. They’re either doing it for some else’s gaze or “joking around”. Actual Lesbians take their identity and bonds with other women much more seriously

I've always wondered about the science behind this meme. Like omg so true but why is it true

@emily_tweets When people say that I look 50+. I know they're bloody comparing me to the 50+ year old celebs that have had work done and not your average 50+ year old.

Let’s normalize not using surgically altered women who spend millions of dollars on private chefs, trainers, doctors and injectors as some sort of beauty standard for looking ‘this’ good at ‘this’ age.

@myownmy12 @1eozinho01 kristina romanova

@1eozinho01 Even today, from 2013 no one knows who she is?

Até hoje n sei quem é

@Bitchforthemoon @tuitacarlos @popzonebr kristina romanova. A Russian model

@tuitacarlos @popzonebr Não sabemos

Pov: O ano era 2013 e todo mundo queria saber quem era a garota do clipe do Avicii

@fOx1257067 When my sister was 3. She watched this over and over.

Released in 1975, Rikki-Tikki-Tavi was an animated television special directed by legendary animator Chuck Jones and based on the classic story by Rudyard Kipling. The story follows a brave mongoose who takes on two deadly cobras to protect the family that rescued him. For a generation of kids, it was one of those rare animated films that felt genuinely intense. The stakes were real, the villains were terrifying, and you couldn't help but root for Rikki-Tikki every step of the way. More than 50 years later, it's still remembered as one of the finest animated adaptations ever put on television. Did you watch Rikki-Tikki-Tavi growing up?

@MrMicPowers Yes they're immune also

@fOx1257067 @grok aren’t Mongoose immune to most snake venom? Or am I thinking of Honey Badgers?

@fOx1257067 This and the White Seal.

@tomsweissmann @SketchesbyBoze I accidentally stole a copy from my school library. I left high school after my exams and forgot to return it.

@SketchesbyBoze Perhaps a book about something cuddly and unthreatening, like rabbits?

I’ve been informed by folks on this site that The Hobbit and now Jane Austen are too difficult for teens. I can’t stress enough how condescending this is to teenagers. You’re taking away all the things that might bring them joy and leaving them with no pastimes but scrolling.

@SketchesbyBoze Wow. I was reading Jackie Collins books when I was 13.

United Airlines B767 Landing Goes Wrong at Zurich Airport What went wrong here?