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this is the funniest scene I have ever watched

Happy Pride Month🏳️‍🌈 So a week ago, I posted a sketch for the skull collection and I received an overwhelming response from you all! Now the time has come! 🤩 Here are the new Creepy Cute Skulls Pride Collection 💀- a Halloween brought forward to you here at IreneKohstudio. Enjoy the Drippy Creepy Kawaii Skulls❤💀

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dailybuckybarnes

#when you order something online vs when it arrives

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13 years ago today, Pepsi’s Super Bowl commercial starring Beyoncé, BritneySpears, Pink & Enrique Iglesias was premiered. #PepsiGladiators

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Damn these were simpler times

allisonpregler

so lemme break this down

-lord caesar iglesias, who does not sing in this musical commercial, has captured britney spears, pink, and beyonce to battle it out gladiator style -our trio decides instead of fighting, they will instead rock so hard that the audience forgets about their battle to the death -their musical prowess is so damn powerful they rock the foundation of the earth and overthrow caesar iglesias along with his stash of ancient roman pepsi -beyonce, britney spears, and pink drink pepsi while the audience cheers -enrique iglesias is eaten by a lion

hoomie

Kendall Jenner could never >_>

muzikalsiren

y’all are overlooking the most important part of this ad. all of this centers around Queen’s “We Will Rock You”, with Brian May and Roger Taylor even making a split second cameo (Roger’s even playing a little drum!!)

truly the collab of the century

fozmeadows

it’s what the ancient romans would’ve wanted

lesbianredpanda

Me playing any video game ever: “I need to keep at least one of every item in this game or else I will die in real life”

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fun fact: the reason that the plural of goose is geese but the plural of moose is not meese is because goose derives from an ancient germanic word undergoing strong declension, in the pattern of foot/feet and tooth/teeth, wherein oo is mutated to ee. however ‘moose’ is a native american word added to the english lexicon only ~400 years ago, and lacks the etymological reason to be pluralized in that way.