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Wes 1 weeks ago
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Hope there aren't any NFL games on those tapes otherwise they'll be a lawsuit incoming. Not really a joke look up the story about the recording of the first superbowl...
       
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Nana 1 weeks ago
Ursula been pimpin out Ariel again.

36 you want to sell it or pawn it?
       
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Chan 1 week ago
“White replacement theory” is true. And yes it’s racist as all hell, but not in the way the author believes.
       
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Tim 1 week ago
Chan,

It’s in poor form to insinuate the smartest man in the world is wrong with his observations simply because it goes against the NWO’s narrative, when anyone with half his IQ can see and prove the same thing. The higher the intelligence, the less chance they adhere to Left Wing fascism. Cuz, ya know….duh.
       
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Tim 1 week ago
#24 Just go to any Waffle House in Baltimore to observe similar behavior. sm_80
       
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Lewis 1 week ago
#17 Men did not lived 1 milion years ago. It suposed to be 40000, oldest trace of prehistoric human.
       
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Nibby 1 week ago
#22 anything but kilos or pounds..
       
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