PensiveCowboy

That feeling when you say "domo arrigatou" to the Guatemalan man working at the Hong Kong Buffet sushi counter
https://i.poastcdn.org/9cdcf1e3d87a3317603ce0bf7c730dcd586f55f76eabb4d0a0a827931ae77720.mp4

2024-06-12 18:45:26

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Big money moves 💰💰💰💰

2024-06-12 00:12:29

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C4 runs a strong game, too

2024-06-12 00:12:03

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I've tried these, I don't particularly care for them, Celsius, Bang and Monster, are better imho

2024-06-11 23:11:24

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2024-06-05 18:03:01

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I'm not purity spiraling about anything, I think it's pretty obvious to any normal person. I'm sorry you feel personally attacked by the common sense arguments that they're making.

2024-06-05 17:54:13

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do you not think there is a distinction between the two, really?

2024-06-04 14:08:23

Good book, highly recommend, a lot of interesting contextual information on pre-Revolution colonial America in the preamble to and aftermath of the Seven Years/ French and Indian War - I particularly found the information on Pontiac's War and the struggles of negotiation by the indian chief Tamaqua around the Treaty of Easton and the Walking Purchase of Pennsylvania, as well as the first hand accounts of a young George Washington to be interesting, as well as the subtext of the political wrangling of the Stamp Act by the Grenville government and the ministry of William Pitt the Elder. Plus the primary source descriptions of the Battle of the Plains of Abraham and the death of general Wolfe - all around a neat book if you like the era or history
https://i.poastcdn.org/568903c5fbe1e401e5dc623cc8d4324c1db9c41b6166284486977d1c7a3be8c8.webp