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@MmisterNobody I think this ad is from Sweden,I remember seeing it a couple years ago.
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🚨CANADA AIRING ASSISTED SU*CIDE ADVERTISEMENTS
A Canadian euthanasia company is now officially advertising assisted su*cide.
You read that right.
The Matrix has wrapped its tentacles around society, and people have given in instead of breaking free.
There is a battle for your mind and soul every day.
Don’t let the Matrix win.
Canada is the testing grounds...
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@WilliamShatner You used to pump iron?
Impressive Mr. Shatner.
Happy (belated) birthday.
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Here’s a blast from the past. Where have you been?
Keith Davis - DATS MY DAD@Waitlifter1
@WilliamShatner Happy Birthday my friend! We pumped iron in your honor 💪🏻🥳
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@Iaphonz @DrAlmarielao I don't give a s*** about black people. I just think you're dumb. Just like the ridiculous insults you try and swipe at me with. That's all you people care about is sex.
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@JayLPhil @DrAlmarielao you might as well mention it since black c*ck stay on your mind 24/7
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At first it was just raised voices across the counter, a complaint gone wrong. Then the bottle shattered. Hands tangled in hair, fists flying, screams cutting through the store. Customers froze as chaos unfolded, until others rushed in to pull them apart, what could have pushed them this far so violently?
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Unix’s elegant pipe operator (|)—allowing sysadmins to effortlessly chain commands together—was invented largely because of programmer laziness. Douglas McIlroy, fed up with writing tedious intermediate files and shuffling data manually, demanded a simpler solution. His colleagues at Bell Labs grudgingly obliged, introducing the pipe as an inter-process communication mechanism. Laziness triumphed spectacularly: pipes not only saved effort, but also became a cornerstone of Unix’s elegant modular design philosophy. Decades later, we have sysadmins piping commands together into monstrous, unmaintainable one-liners—exactly as McIlroy intended.

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@fworldmedia The Keystone is well the key. It keeps everything in place. Because it bores the brunt and distributes it evenly across the load.
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@Nastyrny_ @InsaneReality So you think people have the right to commit murder? It's not how things work dear.
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@InsaneReality I think car drivers should be allowed to ram sport motorcycles without facing consequences, because those riders often ignore traffic laws and put other road users at risk.
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@JayLPhil @nelson_antwain @DrAlmarielao Worry about white kids shoot up the school u probably got someone in your family that done it before 😂
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In this scene in the Godfather II, Frankie Pentangeli is about to testify against the Corleones in a Senate hearing.
He is buoyant, basking in the attention, until he sees his brother from Sicily walk in. His brother gives him a disapproving look.
In that moment he realizes that to testify against the Corleone would mean going against his own family as well, which is a bridge too far.
He realizes that his deal with the government is done, and that he is most certainly a dead man.
He accepts it with grace and does what he needs to do.
At the end of the scene, Tom leans over to the brother and says “La famiglia è tutto,” or “The family is everything.”
The family unit is the strongest force in nature. It’s something I don’t want my kids to ever forget.
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