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Los Angeles, CA
Joined October 2017
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hey wanna check out this new brunch spot that isnt near where any of us live? they don’t take reservations but if we get there by 8 we should be able to get a table in around 3 hours.they won’t seat us unless all 11 of us are there so we can all wait together. French toast is $65
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my neighbor been listening to black by pearl jam at max volume for the last 24 hours straight starting to think he killed himself
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Fun CA fact. In 1861-62, California got 40 inches of rain in 40 days. It was so much rain, that it formed a lake in the central valley 25 miles wide and 380 miles long. Sacramento was 25-30 feet underwater for months. Weather modeling said it was a super El Nino.
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the way the hills in los angeles smell when it rains is unmatched. eucalyptus and rosemary and petrichor, just heaven
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what if instead of There Will Be Blood it was called There Will Be Fun. now it's more positive
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Well crafted vanilla ice cream is delicious - an elegant desert. I don’t know why people make fun of it.
Stuffing your ice cream with nuts, cookie dough, chunks of this or that - it’s vulgar. You’re covering bad ice cream.
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Pets are going to be the things that take peptides fully mainstream
Once people see their pets live better and longer, there will be no denying the effects
People won’t care about RCTs. They care to see that Clifford can run again.
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Apocalypse Now released in theaters in the United States 46 years ago on August 15, 1979. I always say that Francis Ford Coppola changed my expectations of Cinema with this film: I didn’t know a film like this was possible until I first sat down and watched it. I consider Apocalypse Now the best war film in the history of film. I also believe this film capped the best decade from any director in film history, in which Coppola gave us The Godfather (1972), The Godfather: Part 2 (1974), The Conversation (1974), and Apocalypse Now (1979).
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I wrote a few years back that every Christmas I used to meet up with old mates from school. Eventually, I stopped meeting them as all they did was speak about the past. It was as if their lives were over.
