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ill block you. ill block your whole family. iâll come to your house. steal your phone. block myself
Are you in or are you out?
Itâs you whoâs out, Gobby
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First was a Japanese mum who bakes her kidâs doodles. Now a Japanese dad Takafumi Ozeki who makes awesome lunch bentos.
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Kaspar BonneĚn (Danish, b. 1968), Untitled, 2003-04. Oil on canvas, 200 x 200 cm.
Excerpt from our interview with âMan of Steelâsâ Michael Shannon about his previous role in âKangaroo Jackâ:
Would you ever work with a kangaroo again? [Laughs.] Jesus. That was really scary. When that kangaroo rapped in âKangaroo Jack,â that animated sequence, I found that very disconcerting. Â Why? I wish that wasnât in the [movie]. I wish I had never seen that. It was very frightening. Thereâs something evil about [that]. Maybe thatâs what the devil is like. Heâs like a kangaroo that raps.
Hey everyone whatâs the mood for tonight?
In the Sixties, you could purchase a ticket to see The Beatles live in concert for $2.50, $3.50, $4.50 and $5.50. With inflation, that amounts to approximately $19, $27, $34 and $41 in present day. To. See. The. Beatles. Live.
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I donât know what we did to deserve Mr. Rogers but Iâm so glad we had him.Â
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