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IRGC turned these mfs into podcasters
Listen to the first full episode of CENTCOM's new podcast "Inside CENTCOM" — out now on podcast platforms or on YouTube: youtube.com/@centcom
"max bad because 1st driver" and theyre all begging hamilton is reinstated as 1st driver its genuinely hilarious 😭 principles and morality fc when its time to admit what they Really care about
Here is where I stand on the Lewis v Charles debate, and I made this point in my commentary on @5liveSport on Sunday in Mexico; make Lewis #1 Ferrari driver. Sort it out. Make it clear. Ends all debate. Lewis will deliver for Ferrari. If they back him 100%
entry level purple strap fitbits have the most varied userbase of any fitness as main purpose tech on earth
i get laughing at him but im so much worse than him cause ill never really try to do anything creative. ill always suck that much more than the abhorrent riffing sublime level guy lmao 🕊️
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A Rothschild/Hilton shilling a shop my link it might actually be bad out there
so you didnt even read up to page 86 and youre already feeling smart enough to comment on it thats cool
Replying to @Falconcrypto_
God is merciful but non believers will burn in hell if they don’t believe Quran is word of god
literally a "whats going on? who's jacking off to this??" moment. how does he keep doing it from the grave
maybe this is what was wrong with me all along. the neglected depression muscle
Two 19-year-old Tulane University sophomores discovered a previously unknown muscle attachment deep in the human hip during a routine cadaver lab session — a find so unusual that even their professor, a co-editor-in-chief of Gray's Anatomy, couldn't identify it.
Dominic Roy and Cooper Bruce had been assigned to measure the fusion point between two well-known hip muscles when Roy spotted something unfamiliar on the other side of the iliac fascia.
After an exhaustive search through medical literature and textbooks turned up nothing, the team confirmed it was a new anatomical discovery. The findings were recently published in the journal Clinical Anatomy.
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