libby🏂

imma just make a doom clip thread, I have a lot lol

If the jets don’t pursue then cleaning house did nothing but make new dust

They're ready to heal you!👱‍♀️👱‍♀️#MarvelRivals

bitch shut the fuck up

I relate to one of the worst characters in anime history but for my own personal reasons

AAARRRGGGGGHHHHHHH

@KdotJohnson_ it’s no reasoning with them

I don’t understand how y’all can claim to love Andre & Erykah Badu but then call TPAB a “boring” album

he just didn’t belong on the jets and that’s ok

cancel culture has made yall some pussy ass cry baby ass niggas like it’s a fucking video game bruh😭😭😭😭

His brother:

Good idea but now I’m depressed so thanks

1 year ago today, Earl Sweatshirt and The Alchemist released their album 'VOIR DIRE'.

Why press many button when one button do trick

Toriyama went 4/4 with the Final Antagonists of Dragon Ball Z

the cracked hanzo and orisa duo stomping the lobby

overwatch will realize you're having fun with the game and say "mmm yeah don't like that" and hits you with the worst teammates ever and a 7 game loss streak (you unlocked a ramattra voiceline at least)

AAAAARRGGGGHHHH TAKE ME BACKKK

seeing them side my side I don’t see the resemblance at all actually

Former FBI informant and Army sniper Joe Moore reveals that the Ku Klux Klan plotted to kill Barack Obama in 2008, when he was still a senator. In 2008, members of a Florida Ku Klux Klan chapter plotted to assassinate then-presidential candidate Barack Obama. The plan included precise details about the day, time, and location of the attack, as well as acquiring .50-caliber rifles and planning the destruction of the assassins’ vehicles. The plot was thwarted by Joe Moore, an FBI informant who had infiltrated the Klan under the guise of a fellow member. Moore, a former army veteran, joined the KKK as part of a counterterrorism operation. He fed false information to the Klan members and gathered evidence against them, ultimately preventing the assassination. His work led to the identification of several KKK-affiliated law enforcement officers and government officials. After his cover was nearly blown, Moore and his family entered witness protection. The Klan’s numbers increased following Obama’s election and the 2014 Ferguson protests, but Moore’s efforts significantly disrupted the group. He eventually exposed a conspiracy involving four KKK members plotting another murder, resulting in their arrests and convictions in 2017. Moore now lives in an undisclosed location, and his memoir, "White Robes and Broken Badges," details his experiences infiltrating the KKK and warns of the ongoing threats posed by white nationalist groups in America. (Via: @nypost )