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piracy

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mission-hill

Oh yeah.

RideTheLightning40

A snippet of the kind of psychosis that hard-core Fundamentalist Christianity seems to promote. The angry end of another episode of Truth2Ponder with Bob "should have a" Biermann, then 2:12 in, you get "Classic Redneck Radio" rambling about Jesus, Patriot radio, other jibber-jabber. NA5B WebSDR

radiomiamiinterational5950kHz

Patrick and Hunter, the two great visionaries of our generation.

whipple

a bright ball in the sky

oursun

We thought he was dead but he wasn't.

lloviantwantstodie

"Your great-grandkids are going to love this music".

misbehaveinthiscave

" Pfffft~ Dude did you just call me "Mom" again? You're SO cringe, bro. I'm barely into my 20s, cmon. I GUESS I do feel kinda old wearing this "Milf" shit... Anyway, I'm gonna go do your laundry before my milktanks finish making your dinner, bro. " - Riley

RileyFrank

For many a year we've grown these fields, and known all the work that makes them yield. Are you ready to lend a hand?

picturesatanexhibition

Equivalentworld is a cutting-edge platform that creates a virtual mirror of the real world. It leverages advanced technologies like AI, AR, and VR to provide an immersive and interactive experience. Users can explore digital replicas of cities, landmarks, and even entire countries, gaining insights into different cultures, economies, and environments.

equivalentworld

Smash the Patriarchy

smashthep

3 puffs is it all takes

threepuffs

Don't drop the cake

pchris

WARNING: Contains dead marmoset.

TAC2

come back

comebackhome

I took a picture of a Bubblegum Vagitron 3 times the standard size.

bubblegumvagitron9

ANOTHER W FOR THE FANTASY ORACLE

howsrondale

Its magic you know

zpiffy21

this ones for all the gays and all the fags

gayfaggott

why no schizophrenia boy.. boy ..boy Bit bit bot have you lost the war with Malta & Afghanistan?

Clea

you know what i saw

doortodoor

The Grand High Witch of All the World, also known as Eva Ernst and Lilith, is a fictional character and the main antagonist in the 1983 children's dark fantasy novel The Witches by Roald Dahl, as well as the graphic novel and the two film adaptations, in which she was played by Anjelica Huston (in 1990). In the narrative, it is a title given to the all-powerful leader of all the witches on Earth. Huston also voices her rat form. The Witches is a 1990 dark comedy film directed by Nicolas Roeg from a screenplay by Allan Scott, based on the 1983 novel of the same name by Roald Dahl. The film stars Anjelica Huston and Mai Zetterling. The plot features evil witches who masquerade as ordinary women and follows a boy and his grandmother, who must find a way to foil their plans of turning children into mice. The Witches was the last film project executive producer Jim Henson worked on before his death, with Jim Henson Productions co-producing the film and Jim Henson's Creature Shop designing and building the prosthetics for the witches and animatronic rats and mice that were used interchangeably with real mice. The Witches was released in the United Kingdom on May 25, 1990. In Orlando, Florida, and Sacramento, California, on February 16, 1990, and in the United States on August 24, by Warner Bros. Although Dahl disliked the film and criticized the ending, which differed from the source material, The Witches received positive reviews from critics and developed a cult following over the years.

EvaErnst

Even the shyest of birds occasionally have their spicy moments... deciding to wear a sheer skirt out for a day of shopping was already a bold move, but after picking up a few new toys at his favourite toy store he got a little too carried away and the idea entered his head that trying one out in public would be an exciting way to spend the afternoon. Slipping it in somewhere discrete, not too worried about it being visible through the sheer fabric figuring his tailfeathers and general fluff would do a good enough job hiding it from view, he settled down at a nearby coffee shop. Unfortunately for poor Addie, the toy ended up being considerably more effective than he had expected. Suffice it to say, everyone around had a pretty good idea what was going on, and given his state there wasn't much he could do about it except wait for his body to calm down enough for him to be able to walk away... Fortunately, this kind of thing is well tolerated and often even enjoyed his his world, so he shouldn't get into much trouble. Judging by the subtle shake of the camera though, we may be viewing this through someone's phone recording... that's what you get for trying out toys in public, Addie!

Adhina

"Twas the Night Before Spongemas" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode, produced as a stand-alone special for season 13. In this episode, on Christmas Eve, SpongeBob and his friends look back on some of the fun and less-than-jolly Christmas moments. And when Christmas morning comes around, they realize that what matters most is the loving warmth of the holiday cheer.

Spongemas

In December 2024, amidst the fall of the Assad regime, Ward was accused of faking an interview with an alleged prisoner of said regime. The man was shown being discovered by her crew in a prison, hidden under a blanket, later being told he was free to go and shown walking out gripping Ward’s arm. However, he looked well and his cell was clean. CNN has denied staging the report and has defended Ward. After this report, Syrian fact-checking group Verify-Sy found that the man gave a fake identity. CNN would later confirm the man featured was an intelligence officer, and not an ordinary citizen who had been imprisoned. First identifying himself as Adel Ghurbal, he was later found to be Salama Mohammad Salama, a lieutenant in the Assad regime's Air Force Intelligence Directorate.

ClarissaWard

WARNING: The first chord is loud as hell. If you're reading this it's probably too late. srry :(

hold-your-breath

Rolling Back

rollingback

Nickelodeon. Nick is Kids. I wanted to make this one more.

nickiskids

34 years on, we remember.

garfieldasimov