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[doctorstrangebatch]

He’s lost it. He’s totally gone!

[freakinfreeman]

He’s like the rest of us right now I think: mad and like we’ve been stuck in a trunk

[zeeandem]

[hipstered]

[kitchentable]

alright ladies let’s

go to sleep at a reasonable time tonight 

[ruinedchildhood]

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an important scene from the help that white people seem to forget

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EVERYONE NEEDS TO SEE THIE I AM IN TEARS

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[asaplug]

plug

[twelve-sixteen]

[dianabadal]

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[hoshi-o-mite]

[tamper]

[pagewoman]

Red Deer Stag, Bridge of Orchy, Argyll & The Isles, Scottish Highlands

by stevehorgan

[jakestangel]

[hipstered]

[best-of-memes]

[ohohpierre]

these all sound like places in a series of unfortunate events

[ruinedchildhood]

[wigglingwaffles]

Meanwhile, Trump’s inauguration was literally the most watched program in American history at 31.1 million viewers

[king-jarrod]

The most watched program in American history at 115.2 million viewers was Super Bowl XLIX on February 1, 2015. And the only non-sporting event that made the top 20 of most watched broadcasts was at number 8 the M*A*S*H finale on February 28, 1983 with 105.9 million viewers. Trump’s inauguration wasn’t even the most viewed inauguration, that goes to President Reagan’s first inauguration with nearly 42 million viewers, the second most watched inauguration goes to President Obama’s first inauguration with 37 million viewers. So Trump’s inauguration was very far from “literally the most watched program in American history” as you put it.

[aspiringdoctoruk-blog]

But who needs facts in Trump America?

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