Aesop's fable on crystal meth
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A horse is a horse Of course of course Unless you’ve been forced By a horse of course If so of course you can become The bureau’s Mr. Fed
Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com · 3d agoKash Patel: "Applicants who have engaged in beastiliaty means they were victims of beastility because they were forced to do so. At this FBI we are not going to criminalize and prevent victims from serving."
A single man looks incredibly beautiful and is a good movie too. Tom ford is a skilled filmmaker and we should talk about this movie more
Sophia_Nyx 🐰@sophianyx.bsky.social · 4d agoname your fav visually beautiful film.
The last 20 movies I’ve seen at the cinema
So like Vincent price, does absolutely disgustingly horrifying as well we he does campy horror
Aesop's fable on crystal meth@hobotakes.bsky.social · 3d agoLeggo my eggo Now seated:
“Gotta think, Joe, that Ichiro was right about this place.”
Very funny thing for Aaron Judge to say about his teammate.
I heard that man you can’t slip by me “unfortunately for Mahteer the rest of the run game isn’t Mahteerlizing”
“He’s already rubbing his eyes. Someone has to grab hold of this offense and say get it together” Uh probably him. The coach. The guy who’s suppose to lead. If Jim was here he’d say there isn’t offensive or defensive flags but wefensive flags. Then probably something unprompted about abortions
I like where Michigan did it again but it looked close enough like a block into him so it slid
You didn’t have to hit the punter. Just take the punt man
When customers hear me lament about my job they always say “you’re not gonna go anywhere”
Office Space: 'I Could Set The Building On Fire'
ALT: Office Space: 'I Could Set The Building On Fire'
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Big Gilbert Brown on the narration