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Every day at some point I listen to Nightswimming by REM and I think it’s doing something to my personality but I don’t know what
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scion of a great whaling family
urbs in horto Katılım Kasım 2011
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Can't stop thinking about the McSweeney's Sad Dad Bands mcsweeneys.net/articles/what-…
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hello happy 4/20. legalize weed, expunge all prior records, end the war on drugs.
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There are so many dream tropes that feel utterly horrifying while you’re in them, but seeing them on screen made me realize the comical absurdity of (most of) my nightmares. good shit!
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Beau is Afraid was excellent and it was fun to be in someone else’s nightmare for a little bit 😌
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“an incident of meth cooking in the library restroom” I love this profession
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I didn’t have yung gravy getting me through some depression on my 2023 bingo card, however–
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Annual reminder not to fall for this
Judah🦁@BachirSoHumble
What are the origins of Easter? Why do people celebrate it today? The truth is that Easter is a pagan holiday because it gives honor to Ishtar, the fertility goddess, who is known today as Easter. The bunnies are a sign of fertility and a sex symbol; they are one of the most sexual animals; for example, the bunny is known to represent playboy. This holiday revolves around sex rituals the priest of Baal would impregnate the virgins and sacrifice the kids once born. The blood of the children would be placed upon the eggs, This is the origin of your Easter eggs. The world has gone along with this tradition for years because we were taught to keep it, our families have continued to pass it down. Easter never falls on the same day year to year; Easter is not regulated by a date; it is regulated by the solar system. Easter always comes on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the equinox; this practice came from Babylon. They worshipped Ishtar in the springtime because everything came to life during this time. She’s been worshipped in Persia, Greece, and Rome. Now the whole world worships her without even knowing it. This is why God tells us not to participate in these wicked customs. Now that you know this, will you continue to celebrate it or stand with Christ? #Easter #Christ
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