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Justin Melillo
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Justin Melillo
@Cybren
Righteous crabapple. Octopus royalty. Award winning sandwich artist. Ten ⭐️’s. Married to @laitbronze
he/him Katılım Kasım 2009
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@FinbarClarkson @jskmap1284 @newyorksince96 Upstate begins at around Albany, and also doesn’t include western New York
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@jskmap1284 @newyorksince96 Um, yeah it is. Anything north of the Bronx is upstate.
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NYC is the 5 boroughs, not west chester, not Long Island, not mount vernon, not Yonkers. Hope this helps.
Atlanta Journal-Prostitution@285Slim
I’m not from NY so excuse me but why do people consider Yonkers upstate like it doesn’t border The Bronx? Lol
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@newyorksince96 What does that have to do with the tweet you’re quoting
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@AdamantxYves @SaveTheEarth84 I don't think you have a grasp on the timeline
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"Herb" is a borrowed word from French. The h was always silent. Brits added it back in, and I honestly don't know why.
I'll look it up in an hour.
KirkSav81@SavageKp
@Poppers_R_Us Or Herbs. There's a H at the beginning. Try using it.
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East Asians literally love cheese and are liable to put it even on ramen and rice lmao
Fish_Groyper@fish_groyper
the bacon cheeseburger test
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@MarshaFatFace Smash burgers predate your birth by a century or so
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My whole life: do NOT smash the burgers while cooking yOu’Ll LoSe tHe JUicEs
Now: try our $19 smash burger!!
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@TheCardinalArts Also they have wrote it as just heat vision plenty of times
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Something that has always slightly frustrated me about this is that "Concussive energy" would produce heat regardless via friction, especially at the intensity that Scott fires his beams lol
DeeGenie |Supes|@DeeGenie_
Beams from the Punch Dimenson~
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@VernonAndOn @souljagoyteller This should be uncontroversially true but Longstreet became sort of a judas figure in the post-war southern mythology
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@souljagoyteller Lee gets fair credit for the Peninsula Campaign and partial credit for Chancellorsville, but that's basically fully undone by Gettysburg. Lee's not even the best general in the Confederacy, I'd argue Longstreet was the most forward-thinking.
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The obvious answer is Robert E. Lee
Memory Medieval@MemoryMedieval
Post an overrated commander
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@user10162002 @souljagoyteller This is true but not really in the way you think; if the war ends too early then reconstruction can’t happen at all, certainly there’s no popular support for the reconstruction amendments.
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@souljagoyteller Single handedly saved our country because he was the only reason the civil war was an honest fight. If the union rolled over the south, reconstruction would have been a disaster
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@Not_Solidus @souljagoyteller Is the goal to win battles or to win the war
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@souljagoyteller Lee had a smaller army with no industrial base, made up of kids and dudes without shoes, winning battles against the Union. What are you talking about?
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@aeaglecrypto @souljagoyteller Lee’s tactics were in no small part why the confederacy lost the war
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@souljagoyteller Lee’s tactics are still to this day studied the world over. Even his enemies respected him as an adversary and additionally personally liked the man. You’re just a faggot larping as a journalist, regurgitating what establishment academic history insists is the only narrative.
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@slopbitch @norabird 10-20 years ago smoking was probably at its least popular. This was when indoor smoking bans were picking up steam!
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Times have changed man what happened to all the anti smoking propaganda that it’s like this now
lake micah@afrofatalism
showing up to a party with a new pack of cigarettes (and a book of matches to light them) is to render a service at least equal in value to bringing a bottle of wine
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@p1huycke @hotdamhistorian You have discovered that the verb “to read” both refers to the literal act of interpreting text visually and also the more general idea of consuming and internalizing the content of a book generally.
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@hotdamhistorian I mean, they are correct though.
Reading and listening are different.
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every time someone says this they think they're so intelligent and the first person who will say this and not be proven incorrect.
Sav Shawz@shawzsav
Hot take but listening to an audiobook is not reading and it’s actually insane to think otherwise
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@insanemansays @mindingmyps @JihadalHaqq You said you looked it up. I’m not making an argument, I’m saying you have the answer already 😩
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@theashleyray My parents were obsessed with me taking the police test 😔
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@killinger_95944 @anonymo36160257 @kallaeum @_colourmeamused No, the NYC area dialect would be calling them “pies”. Pizza is far more absorbed into standard English, even if i agree that “stoop” is largely absorbed into standard American English
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@killinger_95944 @anonymo36160257 @kallaeum @_colourmeamused No I don’t think that’s the same, actually
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@Heather66386284 So was your husband also 17 when you started dating while you were 25?
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As the ex wife of a gay man after 14 years, I can also say FUCK YOU to this man. Ruined her life.
Jeff Varner@JEFFVARNER
Hot take… be mad if you must. This feels “celebrated,” without regard to the woman he used. 14 years of her life wasted. She matters too.
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@killinger_95944 @anonymo36160257 @kallaeum @_colourmeamused Well, it kind of is, insofar as the word enters English via Dutch settlers in what is now New York. But it was also definitely, yknow, absorbed into standard American English
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@anonymo36160257 @kallaeum @_colourmeamused “Stoop” as a noun is not “NYC dialect.” I don’t know why so many people are refusing to believe this. You can look it up in any dictionary.
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@kallaeum @_colourmeamused Stoop kid’s afraid to leave his stoop
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@_colourmeamused it's not often used outside NYC and the majority of english speakers live outside the tristate metropolitan area
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