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@sugar_stev69557 @WDM699 @autismpills Nooo we aren’t

@WDM699 @autismpills Gen Z are like 30 now, they're having kids

cant wait to see in 10 years when we have a shit ton of gen z parents refusing to let their kids have an ipad or phone because of the Horrors

@_0ljx_ What a shame Id wear all this, its like business jirai kei! I was definitely overdressed when I went to South Korea

韓国来ていつも思うけど、こういう服たくさん売ってるのに実際着てる韓国人ほぼ見ない。観光客用の店って事❓❓

@mometarii @RedRobedRaist @GreenTextRepost its always some greasy boy who probably never cleans their ass or under their nails

@RedRobedRaist @GreenTextRepost So many stingy fucks in these replies. Hope you all know you're in the minority

Anon submission

@etm_bll @RedRobedRaist @GreenTextRepost Then dont get those services ? Is everyone in the comments slow

@whitechambrlain @RedRobedRaist @GreenTextRepost Disgusting mindset

@RedRobedRaist @GreenTextRepost You applied for the delivery driver job bud. We don’t owe you money for that.

@cecegkh Lame ass arrest why dont they have anything better to do 3 cops for what

Sovereign Citizens: What are your thoughts on Sovereign Citizens and how far this woman was willing to go instead of just giving the Game Wardens her name? This video shows a woman refusing to give her name, date of birth, or ID, using classic sovereign citizen arguments: claiming she’s a “flesh and blood” living being (not a legal “person” or citizen), has renounced citizenship, doesn’t accept government benefits or documents, and only has “stateless travel documentation.” She says she’s willing to go to jail and have her kids go to DCF rather than comply. The wardens cite violations like driving on a closed road and an off-leash dog, trying to de-escalate, and eventually threaten arrest for non-cooperation.

@MediumSizeMeech Deleting that app was one of best things that happened to me and never downloading tiktok has spared what little attention I have left

Very pathetic (and also DANGEROUS) behaviour

nobody coming to save you also implies no one is coming to stop you

@DisrespectedThe @MoooPapa her friends right tho

There's hope with this one.

This mf would cry for hours just to spin the block and swiss cheese yo shi 😭

how it feels to become okay with being perceived as a fucking bitch

Why did nobody warn me that I'd be spending a lot of my late 20s losing respect for practically every single person I knew growing up?

友達が嫌なイジリしてきた時、数秒黙った後に「アンガーマネジメント失敗‼️‼️‼️」って言いながら殴りかかってる

@SpiderBrian_ @nomoredawg Fuckkkkk MD drivers

I love that Sheetz has a ‘soda cave’ which they obviously plan to convert to a beer cave whenever Maryland passes a law that lets them

Over 400 women have been arrested since they overturned Roe v Wade... yet not a SINGLE man has been arrested for raping children with Epstein. It’s never been about protecting children... wake up.

@haumake17 @RossBarkan No it didnt :(

@RossBarkan Most Gen Z don't understand that either. Even for the eldest Gen Z, the 2016 election was the first election they voted in and for many the first they paid attention to. They never knew a normal from before. That election defined what normal is for them.

Something the Gen Alpha generation will never understand is how absolutely insane it was for Donald Trump to end up president at all. He'll be viewed retroactively now - *of course* he loomed over the 2010s and 2020s - but that original perspective, one day, will be lost to time

@Vidaloca_much @EA_Rice I had stress hives during my month vacay in Japan, drank a pack of beer minimum everyday and I lost 10lbs. I promise its the food

@EA_Rice “I was on vacation, relaxing.” Curious to know, did you consider if the weight loss you experienced could be the effect relaxation would have on your endocrine system/hormones?

I used to think the social media videos I saw about the food in other countries were BS, until I went to Italy for a week. One full week of eating pasta, pizza, steak and gelato…I came home down 7lbs. We are being poisoned. It really is that simple.

@DoctorLemma Who isnt dancing for santigold

Sixteen years ago, one man stood alone on a grassy hill at a music festival in Washington State, USA, and started dancing by himself. People glanced over and looked away. Some laughed. His roommate leaned in and warned him people were filming him. He did not stop. Then one stranger got up and joined him. Then another. Then the hillside tipped. Within minutes, hundreds of people were sprinting from across the field to be part of something that, thirty seconds earlier, had been one man being laughed at in a field. Someone filming from higher up the hill said quietly: "See what one man can do. One man can change the world." The clip spread across the internet in 2009. Entrepreneur Derek Sivers played it at a TED conference to explain how movements actually begin. Not with the first person brave enough to start, he argued, but with the first person willing to join them. Collin Wynter, the man dancing alone, later said he had no idea he had done anything special. He was just tired of watching everyone sit still.