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@p234826 @levfercomedy No. SNL hiring and firing him made him blow up. SNL was particularly shitty at that time so I think a lot of people were more interested in checking out the dude that got fired than the actual show. Don’t put Rogan and Gillis in the same sentence when it comes to funny lol

@levfercomedy Gillis is Joe Rogan funny. If it was't for the the reactionary DEI White Comedic Renaissance you would have never heard of dude. He's one shirt away from Bert Kreisher. Jimmy Fallon minus a chromosome. Clown shit indeed

@GustavoFringGu2 @danceyrselfdean I love his cover of Because as well. He had such exceptional talent for blending his vocal harmonies.

@danceyrselfdean Elliot smiths cover of for no one is pretty awesome i’d say it at least comes pretty close to the original

can't think of a single cover of a Beatles song that is better than the original

@shedrinkswater He’s not the one with his phone out lol

Men being performative when it comes to love evokes a kind of visceral disgust in women who possess real discernment. This is what we call performativeness, and in a broader sense, everything we do contains an element of performance. But from the standpoint of mate selection, there is a critical distinction. If a man is enacting gestures of love for his partner while simultaneously directing them toward an audience, it begins to fracture the authenticity of the act. The gesture is no longer purely for her; it is being mediated through the gaze of others. And at that point, what is being built is not an intimate bond, but a display. A relationship that is constantly being externalised in this way starts to feel as though it exists for spectators rather than for the two people within it. Claiming a person as your own, in the quiet, serious sense, is entirely different from exhibiting acts of love for the sake of validation. One is rooted in depth and possession of meaning; the other risks becoming an aesthetic performance of something that is no longer fully lived.

@bluecollar3586 @atrupar Are you talking to someone else? nothing that you just said had anything to do with anything I’ve said. U seem to be having trouble coping with the fact Rapey Don, Homobama, and Pedo Joe are all actually good friends and find it funny people like u defend any of them. Good boy

@KeysBusy @atrupar Why didn’t Obama or Biden release the files? They had them during their terms. Why is it a big issue now because Trump is in office? Why was it ok when Biden is a known pedo?

it's remarkable how crazy this video is, especially in light of what we just learned in that Atlantic article

@bluecollar3586 @atrupar So u are more pleased because it’s a closeted homosexual Indian manlet covering up the Epstein files instead of a tranny? Got it. Great take. Well thought out. Glad ur winning haahahahaha

@KeysBusy @atrupar I don’t watch Fox News. At least the people in Trump’s Cabinet aren’t transsexual unlike the Biden era

@bluecollar3586 @atrupar If a Biden appointee did this you would be creaming in your pants watching Fox News coverage for weeks. It’s a bad look. Ur too retarded to realize cause u think this guy is on “your team” hahahahahahahha

@atrupar It’s so terrible that the FBI Director celebrated with Team USA…🙄 (Don’t worry, if Biden was still in office and someone from the Administration did the same thing, they would be praised). Prove me wrong

@Krisrusellfan @NickRoss0073 @thegoldenmuzzy Yes. Exactly. If he is this unbelievably talented and can’t support a team through a successful Cup finals there is something severely lacking from his play/leadership.

@NickRoss0073 @thegoldenmuzzy Team sport

McDavid’s so insanely good that I don’t even bat an eye at shit like this anymore. Incredible.

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@DuvalA1A @grittysstepson @elite_gz Doesn’t touch postal service

@grittysstepson @elite_gz Death Cab is great

the death cab guy was not prepared to deal with the ramifications of what he tapped into on the postal service record, so he freaked out and tripled down on guitar music instead of following the thread further, which left the door open for someone else to do this

@wdcbrowning Thats like normal human communication bro lol

not being able to make eye contact when talking but making intense eye contact while listening oh fraser minten you are ME.

@Milfox023 ur def projecting the “image them as a couple” thing lol weirdo

I "love" how these kids are probably siblings, the boy is older and the only one in rubber boots. But traditionalist already imagine them as a couple. That's disgusting.

@48hghtchrdnck @LawrenceElliots Nooooooooooo lions definitely don’t sleep 20 hours a day lol

@LawrenceElliots You have this backwards. Predators sleep a lot without much concern. Prey animals are the ones with fractured, dodgy sleep. You're taking some leaps here that sound grifterish.

Men with predatory spirit intact do not sleep longer than 7 hours. human sleep evolved to be light, fragmented, and variable because deep, rigid, uninterruptible sleep was a predation risk The organism that required eight controlled hours did not survive the ancestral environment but the organism that could operate on variable, interrupted sleep did. The eight-hour recommendation derives from epidemiological data on modern populations saturated with artificial light, chronic sedentary behaviour, and metabolic dysfunction. It describes what is statistically average for a sick civilisation.

@Halalcoholism lol shit I thought I was being alpha and based

5 is too low but also, personality matters. Of course if my personality revolved around complaining about women online, I’d probably want to pretend personality wasn’t important too

@InsaneCope This explains a lot

@lightskin2216 @uncleFredsTweet @UziCryptoo Lol u must have skipped meds today. Ur a bit reactive. Markets are different in different areas. Honestly a very pathetic cope on ur part. Tepid IQ kinda stuff we’re seeing here. Do better

@KeysBusy @uncleFredsTweet @UziCryptoo This is cope. Pure cope. PURE cope. Rural my ass. You are entitled and lying about prices

Things more dangerous than $7 coffees: - $40,000 wedding ($5,000/hr party) - $80,000 degree that gets you a $50,000/yr job - $40,000 car loan because you "earned it" - $2,000/mo apartments to flex for friends ...Thats why 80% of people are broke.

@HSTemile @internet_hottie Ur brain is poisoned by modernity. Europeans and Middle easterners lived in the shadows of their predecessors architecture and couldn’t even dream how they possibly built it for centuries. We just figured out Roman concrete like 3 years ago lol sorry they didn’t have microwaves

@KeysBusy @internet_hottie That's not really interesting. Mesopotamia had agriculture but they weren't that advanced. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a civilisation before them but they weren't really that developed.

people like this dont realize that archaeologists find a ton of artifacts and sites that predate agriculture and state-level societies. we have a pretty good idea about what was going on for the last 2 million years! its just that everything is indicative of hunting and gathering

@internet_hottie @HSTemile I’m pretty sure they concluded GT was built by quasi hunter/gatherers because they said “well there isn’t a civilization 13k years old” it’s also only like 10% excavated so I’m sure it’ll reveal more as time goes on. I think we overestimate ourselves and Natures ability to erase

@HSTemile @KeysBusy thats essentially what gobekli tepe is. its a ritual site where they would build things and have a permanent priest class live there but they didnt have writing. still obviously very advanced! Just incomprehensible to us on a deeper level. very similar to hunters and gatherers!

@internet_hottie @HSTemile I think about Hawaii a lot. It was populated by dudes in canoes who grabbed some pigs and shot the Pacific Ocean. The likely hood that there were global civilizations we don’t know about isn’t so far fetched lol Academia needs to remain dogmatic to retain “credibility”

@KeysBusy @HSTemile what do you think the story is

@lightskin2216 @uncleFredsTweet @UziCryptoo Nope. Rural state with less than 1 million people. Great spot, not leaving unless I get a good job somewhere else but ya buddy, it’s not 2015 anymore lol

@KeysBusy @uncleFredsTweet @UziCryptoo No the fuck it is not. Where tf you living NYC?

@HSTemile @internet_hottie Essentially yes. That the story of human civilization is older than our current understanding. Which, to me, seems rather innocuous. Don’t know why people are so dogmatic about it

@KeysBusy @internet_hottie What does it mean then? That there was maybe another mesopotamia before mesopotamia?