Knowing that we were doing good work and the stories were good. They were original and charming. They weren't particularly violent or sexy or any of that. They were just unique and that had a good feel to it.

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AlbertZweistein

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3 years ago

study.... hahahah person talking on th e street... 9 strangs of hiv wtf

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Feel Lucky?

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3 years ago

Right on.

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Feel Lucky?

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3 years ago

I hope all the best for them George.

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Mark

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3 years ago

Wow this is dumb

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Jigkanos Rimanos

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3 years ago

Good luck

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Daniel Lamb

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3 years ago

Good all the trendies should be dropping dead soon.

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Feel Lucky?

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3 years ago

ha...ha

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Anonymous

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3 years ago

So there will be a drop in influencers , good

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The Truth

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3 years ago

She's at least partly correct. Athletes are dropping dead already.

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CupidFish

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3 years ago

Set them puppies free! Feel like motorboat-in right about now..

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John Smith

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3 years ago

I'm mostly conservative with my view on things, but I'm also college educated. This video is as ridiculous as it gets. Remember boys and girls... It doesn't take much for the human mind to fall down the rabbit hole of irrational thought.

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rp

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3 years ago

This must be a joke, it must be why she used a mask that makes her look like a moron.

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MangoDango

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3 years ago

This is not the actual video. It’s a remake with an actor background

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Le Libre Ermite

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3 years ago

Because some of the batches (probably the majority) are only saline solution. They can't poison everybody at the same time because it would be too obvious, so they use different type of batches with different concentrations of poison, from zero (saline solution) to full blown concentration which at the end injured or even killed the recipients.

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Navy

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3 years ago

That weirdo looking whore had at least a double D cup. I'm really not that scared of dying from Covid. It's just not that big of a deal to me. If I die so what? Every swinging Dick's got to die sometime.

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Peter Brown

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3 years ago

How many people do YOU actually know who died from Covid?

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Navy

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3 years ago

one

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A man .. the DeplorAble

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3 years ago

Was this recorded in a parking garage ??
Seems like a strange place for a doctor's meeting ....

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Peter Brown

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3 years ago

It's not supposed to make you "Feel Good", nor does it protect you from giving it or getting it. Every single person who has it now, who I know is fully vaccinated with a booster.

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J Alvizo

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3 years ago

Ha ha ha yeah 30% already died from not getting it you dumb fucks!!! lol look at Florida alone but thats ok, the less the better so keep not taking the vaccine.

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