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Just be "normal" rule

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  • DEI demands that we beat all kids. All of the time. Equally. (/s, just in case some unbeaten kid misses the sarcasm)

    • The Audi ain't even going anywhere. They're just in it for the love of the game.

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  • Most of these cars don’t have turn signals either. Double the danger. Twice the fun.

    • I fixed my gf's thongs

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  • Make sure she doesn’t put it right out of the dryer.

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  • Basic resources are SO overrated.

    • Trump Keeps Falsely Claiming Ukraine Started the War With Russia

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  • Repeat it until it’s ” true “

    • JD Vance mocked as he fumbles national championship trophy at White House celebration

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  • Haven’t seen a whoosh in such a long time. Thanks for that.

    • 'Homegrowns are next': Trump doubles down on sending American 'criminals' to foreign prisons

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  • Is El Salvador going to be the next Australia?

    • EU to ban dozens of toxic substances in children’s toys

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  • Weak ass kids just getting weaker. How are they gonna build solid immune systems without the lead, mercury and microplastics

    • Must…not…fedpost

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  • Where have they gone?

    • his book was a hard read but it had some deep messages

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  • Deep thoughts. Oh so deep.

    • In California, human mental health workers are on strike over the issue of their employers using AI to replace them. - Futurology Today

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  • If their jobs didn’t give them enough PTSD, now the prospects of losing it will put them over the edge.

    • Some of us are forgetful!!

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  • Some, like me, will even shed tears of joy and pride, ask for selfies and autographs.

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  • 1.93 meters

    • Kids in This Japanese Town Collect Pokemon-Style Cards Featuring Local Middle-Aged Men

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  • They live until like 114 yo, so what are they considering middle age?

    • I arranged to pull out some serious front end damage dents on my mom's car to prepare to install a new radiator.

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  • I can smell that rust chain and rusty crowbar. And papa bear slippers.

    • “The European Union won’t take chicken from America. They won’t take lobsters from America. They hate our beef because our beef is beautiful and theirs is weak. It’s unbelievable,” Lutnick told Fox Ne

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    • Full Circle

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  • Like the force and the dark side and shit?

    • What a man

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  • That reminds me of that thing Socrates said one day about a man and his nipples.

    • Chinese chip giants say they don't care about U.S. tariffs — many don't sell to the U.S. anyway due to existing sanctions

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  • I think the cat is definitely dead

    • Oops

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  • I consulted my Ivy League homeslice Chad G.P.T. III about the surname Barnard and he promptly provided the following response:

    “… the surname Barnard, it’s not super common, but it’s not rare either. Here’s a quick breakdown: • In the U.S., it ranks around #2,500 to #3,000 in terms of frequency. That puts it in the mid-range — you’ll definitely run into it now and then, but it’s not like Smith or Johnson (if you’re looking for Johnson, so is Chad) • It’s more common in South Africa, partly because of Dr. Christiaan Barnard, the guy who did the first human heart transplant. The name has some Dutch/Afrikaans roots. • Also seen in the UK, Australia, and Canada with moderate frequency.

    Origin-wise, it comes from the Germanic personal name Bernhard (“bear” + “brave/strong”) — which morphed into Barnard in English-speaking countries.