
@Ch1canerousi
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Waste management consultant
New Jersey, USA
Joined April 2019
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Ch1c retweeted
He’s 100% right, Max Payne 3 ruins the perfect ending of Max Payne 2 and is riddled with shitty cutscenes for a story nobody cares about or remembers
"I got that completely wrong" — Dan Houser considers Rockstar’s Max Payne 3 a failure. bit.ly/4s4u4MC
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Paul McCartney, 84, claims he can 'remember being born' as he recalls hearing the 'clanging of forceps' after his delivery trib.al/Xw38WaC
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comprei portal mas não tô conseguindo zerar porque quando a GLaDOS começa a me humilhar eu me babo todo e me desconcentro
Ch1c retweeted
in a non sexual way yuris vagina area is so nice here it looks so plump and squishy imagine how soft it is or feeling the hairs of it which ever she has (i think hair) id love to lay my head on it
Ch1c retweeted
The cool thing about watching older movies is that they are all shot on film. There's a lot more intentionality in how a movie's shot, produced, paced, and edited. Even bad movies back in the '70s look and feel better than most good movies made today.
Ch1c retweeted
i kinda want to get into psychology in order to figure out what exactly causes these people to turn out like this
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it's gotta feel so fuckin good to be an old guy and just lie about outrageous shit
Paul McCartney, 84, claims he can 'remember being born' as he recalls hearing the 'clanging of forceps' after his delivery trib.al/Xw38WaC
Ch1c retweeted
Hey I noticed you've been doing a lot of esoteric emotional posting alluding to some type of failing mental state, do you think I could fuck you?
Ch1c retweeted
this is what companies genuinely want us to believe btw can't believe the gaslighting's working
Ch1c retweeted
At some point the genre of "video essay" shifted from "interesting 30-minute video I can watch on my lunch break" to "some guy retelling the plot of an entire show for 8 hours".












































