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Dual Lips

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  1. No, thanks. I have a brain and the capacity to think on my own
  2. I just puked in my mouth a bit
  3. They deserved it for paying that much of money to meet that dumbass
  4. Err not really
  5. Honestly, I would. Even though I agree with the others, he's pretty basic.
  6. Girl it's so obvious that you're a butthurt Serbian
  7. CNBCElon Musk is 'highly confident' SpaceX will land humans o...SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said he is "highly confident" that the company will land humans on Mars in "about six years from now.""Please invest in my company, the future is AI. I have the tool, you'll live, eat and go everywhere for free, my robots will do it, but please don't forget to invest more so I can become a multi-trillionaire again."
  8. By covering an existing song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpHQAw6eCOY
  9. It's becoming very popular in social media videos and memes that a straight woman would look for a gay bestie, as if they're looking for a support animal to dump their trauma on and make into their therapist. As if the gay guy's life isn't that important, but the straight woman is the main character. As if you're an object that gives them relief.
  10. The surrogate queen
  11. Bye bye power bottom. You surely won't be missed
  12. It's crazy that people think humans live until 100. I wish we were more shocked when someone dies at 75. But anyway, RIP Legend

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