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jakeisphat

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  1. She thinks she's so lit... like I can't.
  2. Jacob Black for sure. I was in junior high and that's when it became clear to me that I only liked guys. Seeing his body in the Twilight movies was a game-changer. I was "dating" a girl but was simultaneously spanking it every night to Mr. Lautner's Mens Health photos.
  3. I really want to believe that Acton and Brown pull through but I have too much distrust in the voters of my state to get excited about it. I really hope I'm wrong this time. We haven't elected a Democratic governor since 2006 and the last democratic governor to win a 2nd term was 1986.
  4. Girl, could we get through 2026 first? Damn.
  5. This one is hard because Una does have some gems and Stay and Pour It Up are among my favorite Rihanna hits. However, I feel like TTT has always been my second favorite after Anti. The standard album has no skips and I just overall liked the vibe of that album better. Una has some songs where the dubstep was so heavy and those songs haven't aged well for me.
  6. Not surprised at all. This is the same person that harassed a rape victim for not accepting a $500k check to claim it never happened - all so Nicki's address didn't have to be on the sex offender registry. Then subsequently, she promoted coronavirus conspiracies and spent this year using gay slurs and laughing when her husband used them. She lost her way a long ass time ago.

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