@wrestling_VI I don’t get what anyone has ever seen in Cody. Seems like a super good dude in real life, but as a performer he’s so vanilla.
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Alex Zed
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Alex Zed
@AlexZed85
I'm a Toronto-based freelance writer. My specialties are health & fitness, lifestyle and military history, but I'll write about more or less anything.
Toronto Katılım Ocak 2012
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@TheDrainmaker These are amazing! Moxley/Takeshita is self explanatory. FTR/Bucks is Heat. What are the other two?
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Hollywood style movie posters made by AEW for top matches on Revolution PPV. 🔥
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Most casual Darby Allin side quest, doing a million flips while cliff diving two days before a PPV 😭😭😭😭
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@masetita1227 @WWEREALONE Ask your doctor if AEW is right for you!
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@WWEREALONE Switching to AEW in January was one of the best decisions I ever made
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Ive seen some of the answers to why WWE fans won’t watch AEW and alot of the answers is it’s because it’s too much wrestling to consume
Not for nothing, just switch to AEW and you got dynamite, collision, and the PPVs
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@Johntheduncan I don't understand why Harry is so reviled. He's not any worse a person than the rest of the guys. He just doesn't hide it. He's also really good at his job - a trailblazer in many respects. He was right about Joan. While he was working his ass off she was just working dat ass.
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At the start of Mad Men Harry seems like one of the nicer sleazeballs in the office. By season 7 I think he's the most repulsive character on the show
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@bisexual_raven @timecaptales Thanks for this. I appreciate your insights.
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@AlexZed85 @timecaptales i think the radiation just stays there, like most previous blasts, i'm not a super big expert on that
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Footage of an explosion so powerful it seemed to temporarily turn off gravity
This is Cannikin, a 5 megaton device detonated underground in Alaska in 1971
It was 400 times more powerful than "Little Boy" dropped on Hiroshima during World War II
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@bisexual_raven @timecaptales Interesting. What happens to the radiation? Does it just dissipate over time? Does it contaminate the ground and water above?
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@AlexZed85 @timecaptales mostly contained since it was detonated underground, blasts like those become craters, trapping radiation.
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Poles being like, that was it?
Widmerpool Appreciation Society@AtticumFloreat
Every so often I think of the 1939 Saar Offensive.
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🚨 Canada goalie Jordan Binnington blames Olympic final loss to USA on food poisoning: “we were homesick so we got Indian food before the game, that was a mistake.”
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@LandsknechtPike Probably a stupid question, but how would they have been transported? The overland or by sea? Seems like overland would involve crossing a lot of arid desert, no?
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Interesting fact: Water buffalos are not native to Mesopotamia but were traded from the Indus Valley around 2500 BC.
In the hot summer months, they could spend 10-12 hours wallowing in water to cool down due to extremely hot temperatures in the region. 🐃
A chill lifestyle.
Aristocratic Fury@LandsknechtPike
To survive in such environment, the Marsh Arabs traditionally depended on raising water buffalos which are found in these marshes. They also cultivated rice and other crops.
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@snitchin_bubs @b0redidentity @CaudilloXIV Interesting insight. I wasn’t one of those who interpreted the ending so cynically. I was surprised so many people did. Though I understand why. I saw it as Don trying to do some good in the world the only way he knows how—through advertising.
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@AlexZed85 @b0redidentity @CaudilloXIV People, myself included, see the final scene of the show as darkly funny, but it’s important to remember that Matthew Weiner believes the “I’d Like to Buy the World a Coke” ad is genuinely pure. We can all interpret it how we want, but it’s not an intentionally cynical ending.
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@snitchin_bubs @b0redidentity @CaudilloXIV This is a great take. I agree! You probably know this, but that meek guy’s name is Leonard, which is an anagram for Real Don. Man, this show was brilliant!
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@AlexZed85 @b0redidentity @CaudilloXIV And then, when that bald meek man at group therapy says something Don so deeply feels but could never express, he breaks down and embraces this total stranger in tears. He finally gets it. He is not alone.
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@b0redidentity @CaudilloXIV Yes! Great observation. I forgot about that. You’re right.
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@AlexZed85 @CaudilloXIV Bingo. The first time he sees her in the diner he even recognizes that in his gut and asks her “Do I know you?”
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Never seen a Roman Catholic doing this in Europe, even among conservative ones.
Bricktop_NAFO@Bricktop_NAFO
I dont mock religeons, i dont question peoples beliefs. I think people having faith in inherently good. I just don't know why you would think God would want you walking around with this on you head though. Looks like a cult.
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@AlexZed85 @stanleygraps Weider politics. Chris Dickerson should have won!!
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Tom Platz is an 80s professional bodybuilder who believed in “training beyond failure,” meaning continuing to lift weights even after the muscles are fatigued.
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@Ken_FiveSolas @stanleygraps Platz finished 3rd in the ‘81 Olympia. He should’ve won but the contest was rigged for Franco.
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@stanleygraps 8x Mr. Olympia Lee Haney never trained to failure. Tom Platz never reached the top 3 in the Olympia.
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@coopercooperco The dog disappears when Betty and the kids move in with Henry. I assume Henry didn’t want the dog in his mansion. I’ve never been able to forgive him for that.
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in this episode he later abandons his family for hours to drink in his car only to come back after the birthday party drunk and with a dog btw
Samantha@alecttrona
Men are most attractive when they are fixing things btw
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