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![]() i love hamsters. had so many when i was a kid, but if i had them now they'd just get murdered by my cats, that would be cruel.
i read somewhere they are the most aggressive rodents on earth, that kinda checks out. we had one named mad max when i was little, that little fucker was a biter. | ||
#112
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![]() that poor thing must be so stressed trying to fight a blue whale.
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#114
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![]() whats with the riots in essex? can uk talk about it online without fear of arrest? i will take your silence as a no.
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Ceterum autem censeo Denver esse delendam.
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![]() Tea App.
Can we get a F's on the first date app? | ||
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![]() Shutup and go back to the prison in the UK whence you came.
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![]() Are you certain about that Captain Clueless?
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But honestly this Tea app is also playing into an evolving stereotype that is fed hard by social media video and story virality. “Normal” dates don’t go viral. Only Disaster Dates do. I’m talking dates that go so wrong someone just throws their napkin down and leaves, or worse. Cops get called, property gets destroyed, people get hurt I would say that most well-adjusted people could go their entire lives without ever experiencing a date like that I don’t care if women want to use some app to try to avoid these dates, and maybe if they live in a sketchy area it might be more important. But I think that women just like men, are being conditioned by social media to believe that the world is full of crazy weirdos that are going to just lose their shit on them and it’s not the case. That’s just because those are the only videos and stories interesting enough to talk about on social media. And so because it’s all they hear about, they believe it’s a lot more common than it is | |||
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