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punishedick
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@robkroese it's @kendrictonn 's place and he explains it's an artistic choice because you must find the light in your life allegorical if you will
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Just spent 10 minutes looking for the kitchen light switch in this Airbnb. It's behind the fridge
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my boyfriend is working today because he wants me to kill myself
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imagine having the rainbow 6 and ghost recon franchise and not being able to make money
Bull Theory@BullTheoryio
If you invested $10,000 into Ubisoft 7 years ago, you would have less than $400 left today. It is now down over -96% from its all time high.
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Let's binge this. I've got Mr Pibb and potato chips.
RetroNewsNow@RetroNewsNow
📺The last original episode of 'Eight Is Enough' aired 45 years ago, May 23, 1981, on ABC
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$28 dollar lunches get the 3 buck deal at valero a hot dog, chips and a drink fill it have way and add one of those $1 mini liquor things and theres lunch
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i had a crush on the dad in little house
the professor was hot
john boy was cute
lmaoo
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i think i know the only zoomer whos familiar with gilligans island, little house on the praire, brady bunch and the waltons bc that's the only stuff her dad would let her watch as a kid 😭
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@Thinkwert whelp time to reread this i remember liking it in high school people thought it was a slog but it wasn't
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Three observations on Moby Dick, after re-reading it for the first time in thirty years.
1. Moby Dick is easy to read. Melville doesn’t use many fancy words. Yes, he uses unfamiliar sailing and whaler terminology, but it isn’t cumbersome. He uses everyday vocabulary.
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Seiko Quartz 2A32-5120 wristwatch ft a Virgin of Guadalupe dial. It was made in Japan during the late 1980s to early 1990s
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@kojimaicmatters i'd rather die by firing squad than whatever hell that is
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I think .22 bullet to the back of the head injection is simpler and more lethal than fussying about drugs.
Daniel Friedman@DanFriedman81
The US lethal injection procedure involves the administration of three drugs: A sedative to make you fall asleep, a muscle relaxant that keeps you from moving or twitching, and then potassium chloride, which destroys the heart, causing a quick death. If the potassium chloride does not work properly the muscle relaxant paralyzes the respiratory muscles, causing you to die either of asphyxia or of a heart attack brought on by struggling to breathe as the respiratory muscles enter paralysis. When a condemned inmate dies from the muscle relaxant rather than the potassium, it is considered a botched execution. However, the Canadian MAID euthanasia procedure involves only the administration of the first two lethal injection drugs -- dying of asphyxia due to respiratory muscle paralysis is the intended result of the protocol. The US has performed lethal injections on fewer than 150 condemned killers since 2020. Canada has euthanized as many as 80,000 people in the same period.
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