WE DO its disgusting.. I swear sometimes I take my shoes off and find another pair of shoes under them.. and a bowl of unseasoned egg salad in my hand.. whiteness is a disease
Technically he looks like Paul Bearer.. the Undertakers ring manager.
he looks worse every video, hatred really is a disease
It's probably just vice signaling. He would be terrified to actually approach a homeless person.
You try munching Adderal and Benadryl all day and then have to say things to large groups of people. No serious try it, it's awesome donnie is having a great time im sure.
look ive made 100 winter coats and it took totally different amounts of linen every time I did it. Now I have all these coats and I don't think I learned theory at all.
you forced me to read this in tuckers voice.. this is violence
Farcry 6 made me mad several times... especially the part where the CIA is funding the rebels that are fighting against the pro western capitalist regime? Like why would the CIA do that? They never explain it. CIA just doing the exact opposite of what it is literally designed to do.
Minor Generalpaying your bills and feeding your family shouldnt' be dependent on fucking tips. People regularly don't tip just because they are dumb fuck lead poisoned assholes.
put down the lathe of heaven right now... im gonna see this exact comment in a Facebook screenshot at some point this year.
my bolt action with the bolt and carrier removed is, in fact, loaded.
some of the best chapo adjacent material is Matt ranting into a bad camera angle for an hour.
it is incredibly mid..if you have to watch a movie about skinheads being pieces of shit Romper Stomper is a better bang for buck (also not a fantastic movie but miles ahead of American History X).
I honestly forgot she crawled out of obscurity around that time.
American history X, a movie about Neo nazi gangs, a thing that really exists and the racial terror the commit. A real thing that happens. Reverse the races and it's just weird wish fulfillment for mayos who are horny in the worst ways.
