Dandy-minute

[lamignonette]

[depsidase]

[minouminouminou]

what

[tragbarerpanzrabwehrkomplexfagot]

all of us

[dogpuppy]

[64mpg]

ads targeted to women: omg you are thirtyyyy. kill yourself

[64mpg]

ads targeted to men: this product will NOT make you gay seriously

[3000s]

[dandy-minute]

Macron after 2 days in the forest running away from the marmoset wife

[itstimewehavesomesoliddick]

That's it, this time I'm really gonna do it

[dandy-minute]

shattered. rip

[bromios]

tough talk for a n00b in pwning range

[criptochecca]

Us the venezuelans

[criptochecca]

[64mpg]

how is everyone feeling today

[64mpg]

alrighty. lets get this bread

[meatthawsmoth]

He also bombed a hospital, as an ostensibly secure adult.

[twocubes]

no, he was insecure when he did that as well

[junglejim4322]

What’s a food from your culture that u HATE #hatersonly

[junglejim4322]

I expected Americans without another discernible cultural background to answer this with regional American dishes im getting taken out by people just saying stuff like “burger” and “mcdonalds”

[fajrarmy-blog]

This Week In History: 12-year-old Palestinian boy Muhammad al-Durrah is shot to death in his father’s arms by Israeli troops

On September 30, 2000, the second day of the second intifada, the father and son were caught in a cross fire and hid behind a concrete cylinder. For 45 minutes Jamal al-Durrah shielded his son from Israeli fire as several bullets narrowly missed them. He desperately waved and shouted: “Don’t shoot!” but to no avail.

Muhammad al-Durrah was shot four times and eventually slumped across his father’s legs, who was also shot and lost consciousness. 

An ambulance driver who tried to rescue the boy and his father was also killed, along with a jeep driver, and a second ambulance driver was wounded. Muhammad lay bleeding for at least 17 minutes before an ambulance was able to pick them up.

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[gurlfie-deactivated20240107]

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are the "claims to be pro-life" memes loading yet ?

[mostevilfujo]

crazy how we're living in an era of rapidly advancing technology with the amassed knowledge of millennia at our literal fingertips and yet this is probably the first time in the history of civilization where people are actively getting stupider en masse and complacent about it. a willful devolution is happening and we're watching in realtime.

[mostevilfujo]

on the bright side it's literally always possible to improve yourself and expand your understanding of the world around you and it costs $0 but you have to choose to do it.