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you can tell this list was made by someone from connecticutt because they think their state matters
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“We CaN dIsAgrEe AnD sTiLl Be FrIeNdS”
Yea about human rights not pizza toppings bitch
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The obesity crisis is so bad, it seems it’s even reached a hawk, too, huh?
Hawk diagnosed as 'too fat to fly' after overeating chickens and snoozing for weeks on end trib.al/v79iz7K
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And Hollywood will still genuinely try to lecture us on morality and politics
Dafne Keen says she was offered cocaine at Hollywood wrap parties when she was around 11 years old.
“I don’t really have any interest in that.”
(via youtu.be/QjDOK7fuhps?si=lmnl…)
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No existe una sola fuente histórica que respalde esta tontería.
La iglesia y sus miembros muy lejos de perseguir gatos como afirma este bulo, los AMABA, eran la mascota predilecta de los monjes por su labor contra las plagas, en muchos monasterios era el único animal permitido.
Tenemos incluso poemas escritos por monjes a sus gatitos y hasta una Santa protectora de los gatos, Gertrudis de Nivelles.
Es lamentable que en plena “era de la información” sigan propagándose estas mentiras, y peor aún, que muchas personas las crean sin investigar.
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Trump got too brave and threatened the real leaders of society, and look what's happened to him since. Know who rules over you, to be sure to be sure
So that’s where the “so much win” Picard meme came from
In 1991, Patrick Stewart surprised Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry with a special birthday performance aboard the USS Enterprise-D. Dressed as Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Stewart sang his way through the alphabet, delivering playful lines of praise while dancing across the iconic Star Trek: The Next Generation bridge.
Originally filmed as a private tribute during the show’s fifth season, the footage wasn’t intended for public viewing. Years later, it resurfaced as a bonus feature on the Season 5 DVD, giving fans a rare look at Stewart’s playful personality and the cast’s appreciation for the man who created Star Trek.













































