Pope Obeyer
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Pope Obeyer
@PopeObeyer
My name is Rod, and I like to party.
Katılım Şubat 2026
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@JadeAtrophis Charlie Day as Luigi definitely fits in the green. Jack Black as Bowser is w/ Genie.
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@UpdatingOnRome @MiddleearthMixr That's foul.
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@AestheticConseq The consequences of treating faith as mere assent.
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If you just say the right magical phrases evangelicals will just let you off the hook lol
Melian Refugee@escapefrommelos
Yeah she bas “lost count” of how many “horrible men” she’s “been with” but notice how she calls her husband a “SERVANT HEARTED MAN” absolutely brutal
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Why would someone complain about this?
Lee (Greater)@shortmagsmle
Just bit into a gas station boiled egg and it had two yolks 🤮
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She was a bit promiscuous in the past, sleeping with cricks, streams, ponds etc even had a weird fling with a lagoon one time but I’m glad she was able to settle down.
New York Post@nypost
Woman who married river shares how she keeps romance alive on wedding anniversary: 'I am committed' trib.al/DHe7cxt
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In 1928, a Finnish man named Eino Kettunen wrote a folk song about a girl who sneaks out to dance all night. Decades later in 1995, a quartet named Loituma recorded an a cappella version of the track. It was largely forgotten by the mainstream.
Then in 2006, an anonymous user took a tiny vocal loop from that recording and uploaded it to a Russian blogging website. They paired the audio with a simple flash animation of the character Orihime Inoue from the anime Bleach endlessly spinning a leek.
The viral explosion was so intense that it forced the disbanded folk quartet to reunite. A 1928 acoustic folk song accidentally became a massive club hit and ringtone sensation, dominating European music charts nearly eighty years after it was written.
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I injured myself while in the AF. Was doing a job on an F16 and due to faulty equipment, fell over the side, onto the sill of the cockpit while holding up a 220 lb ejection seat. I had to get a sacroiliac fusion at 25. After a year and a half of failed physical therapy and being undeployable, they finally put me up for medical dishcarge.
During ny evaluation, they did the standard range of motion tests. When attempting to bend over, I stopped because it hurt. The Dr asks if that was as far as I could go, to which I replied "I can probably go further but it will hurt". He asks me to show him, I did and that was that. I was discharged at 20% disability, even though I was now permamnetly disabled.
The process is incredibly simple and vacuous, it rewards those that will lie and punishes those that are honest. I've since had 2 more spinal surgeries and shoulder surgey before I've even turned 40. I have hearing loss, herniated discs (cervical and lumbar) and arthiritis. Point is, the system is broken and needs attention.
Erich Hartmann@erichhartmann
Military Disability fraud is rampant, but for some reason is ignored, allowed… and even encouraged. This kind of obvious cheating ruins the system for those who actually need it: heroes who served our country honorably and were injured in the process.
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@Amenttttt @OVTweetmarck Not the same. They do drugs bc they're trying to escape. Oilmen do meth so they don't fall asleep while handling equipment that could easily kill them if they get even a little bit eepy
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@PopeObeyer @OVTweetmarck I think that might apply to a third of the jobs in the country. You know any waiters or maids? HOLY SHIT
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@PopeObeyer @esjoojoojoo @OVTweetmarck Somebody with working brain cells would know that the youngest millennials were in their second year of college when Bluey came out
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What are we doing, man
Matt@DisneyScoopGuy
There’s more adults than children at Bluey’s Best Day Ever in the Fantasyland Theater at Disneyland!
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