James
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@DearS_o_n I don't care for proving anything to anyeone but I like luxurious things including cars. I do it because I like it not because of what people think of me.
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This is an influencer called Raine the Planet who has “they/them/theirs” pronouns in her bio
She has a child who’s in a play called “1776” and she’s showing off her outfit before she enters….
She finishes the post with a song about fighting for independence. Her kid doesn’t stand a chance….
She has anti-ICE and anti-Donald Trump posts all over her timeline. I’m sure there is definitely indoctrination taking place with her kid
This is mental illness
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😎 A little bit of SOMALI JUSTICE 😎
One got 35 years.
One got 50 years.
One got 55 years.
Watch these Somalis squall like little bitches.
Real accountability feels good. More on the way.
#JusticeServed #NoMercy
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This has been circulating in expedition forums for weeks. No location. No names. No paper.
Someone with a camera walked up to an opening in the rock and started filming.
Look at what's inside. It's not a bear. Bears have fur, and this doesn't.
It's not a rock. Rocks don't have that shape.
Whatever it is, it fills the entire cavity. Nothing behind it. Nothing beside it. Just this.
The clip ends before anyone gets closer. Nobody does.
What do you think is inside that cave?
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@aisarcore It's a fact, 100% true. All the games were mathematically engineered, so that players lose.
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A businessman flew into Vegas for the Super Bowl and got served drink after drink until he blacked out. He lost $500,000 he doesn't remember losing. The casino kept raising his credit line the whole time. He sued them for it.
– Mark Johnston owned a Mercedes-Benz dealership in Los Angeles.
– He flew into Las Vegas the Thursday before Super Bowl weekend, 2014, already drinking on the plane.
– By dinner that night he'd had roughly 10 drinks. Then he hit the casino floor at the Downtown Grand.
– Over the next 17 hours, staff served him about 20 more.
– His credit line started at $250,000. The casino raised it. Then raised it again. All the way to $500,000.
– Chips dropped on the floor. Words slurring and he was unable to read his own cards, according to staff.
– Total blackout, he lost the full $500,000 and remembers almost none of it.
– Nevada law bans casinos from letting a visibly intoxicated person gamble or serving them more alcohol.
– He hired a lawyer and sued the Downtown Grand.
– Days later, a casino rep allegedly called a rival casino to warn them off Johnston over his debt.
– The Nevada Gaming Control Board opened its own investigation into the casino.
– "This is about you almost killing me," Johnston told reporters. "What if I had choked and died?"
A man was handed twenty drinks in seventeen hours, blacked out, and lost half a MILLION dollars he can't remember losing while the casino kept raising his credit line the entire time.
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