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Mellia 3 year s ago
#26 vs the 2013 Clarkson P45
https://images.cdn.circlesix.co/image/1/700/0/uploads/posts/2017/11/e3250355856a
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https://images.cdn.circlesix.co/image/1/700/0/uploads/posts/2017/11/e3250355856a
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Dave 3 year s ago
Mellia,
wtf same pic man.
wtf same pic man.
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Carmon 3 year s ago
#14 When you absolutely, positively got to kill every motherf@#ker in the room, accept no substitutes.
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Caroline 3 year s ago
#39#40, thought this was one picture. They are matching up pretty good.
#46 now the dog looks the same on both sides
#46 now the dog looks the same on both sides
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Etty 3 year s ago
#49
Dear Santa,
I was raised by Socialists. I plan to be dissatisfied forever.
Dear Santa,
I was raised by Socialists. I plan to be dissatisfied forever.
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Jackie 3 year s ago
#29 the china virus was released on purpose out of a lab
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Asaph 3 year s ago
Jackie,
Gain of function research, not some stupid undercooked bat from some disgusting food market. Shows some people will believe anything, look at how many are still behaving. Initiate a fear response to make the brain more receptive to deceptive suggestions.
Gain of function research, not some stupid undercooked bat from some disgusting food market. Shows some people will believe anything, look at how many are still behaving. Initiate a fear response to make the brain more receptive to deceptive suggestions.
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Elze 3 year s ago
#24 triple Mike
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Adele 3 year s ago
#2
In some forests on humid winter nights, peculiar ice crystals form on rotting wood.
The ice looks like bursts of hairy cloud, and sometimes a bit like candy floss.
It is neither. These hair-like wisps appear at night and melt when the sun comes up.
Scientists have now discovered exactly what gives "hair ice" its strange shape. It's caused by a fungus called Exidiopsis effusa.
In some forests on humid winter nights, peculiar ice crystals form on rotting wood.
The ice looks like bursts of hairy cloud, and sometimes a bit like candy floss.
It is neither. These hair-like wisps appear at night and melt when the sun comes up.
Scientists have now discovered exactly what gives "hair ice" its strange shape. It's caused by a fungus called Exidiopsis effusa.
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Alla 3 year s ago
Adele, Just what do you mean by that last word? EFF the USA???
https://images.cdn.circlesix.co/image/1/700/0/uploads/posts/2017/11/e3250355856a
d75bc1e780af8a46ee94.jpg
wtf same pic man.
#46 now the dog looks the same on both sides
Dear Santa,
I was raised by Socialists. I plan to be dissatisfied forever.
Gain of function research, not some stupid undercooked bat from some disgusting food market. Shows some people will believe anything, look at how many are still behaving. Initiate a fear response to make the brain more receptive to deceptive suggestions.
In some forests on humid winter nights, peculiar ice crystals form on rotting wood.
The ice looks like bursts of hairy cloud, and sometimes a bit like candy floss.
It is neither. These hair-like wisps appear at night and melt when the sun comes up.
Scientists have now discovered exactly what gives "hair ice" its strange shape. It's caused by a fungus called Exidiopsis effusa.