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🖇️ [About making a hardcore Minecraft server with a horror modpack for him and his friends.] #CELLBIT: I would call maybe like, 10 friends for a multiplayer, hardcore, survival server with a crazy horror modpack and if you die, you're out. Then we see who can survive the longest,...

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ᕙ(☉ਊ☉)ᕗ 🇧🇷2 天前

Ele falando como se soubesse jogar, ia ser o primeiro a morrer kkkkk. Dito isso, apoio a ideia, tomara que ele chame o Pac porque ele não sabe dizer não

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asinha de frango2 天前

faça isso cellbit nunca te pedi nada

Anikilas 的头像
Anikilas2 天前

Vai durar nem 1 dia

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Fell_C02 天前

Vem aí o Hexacraft, seis grupos de streamers sobrevivendo 1 semana numa área a hardcore

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ellie ☕🦈2 天前

Ja estou sofrendo pq adoraria ver o Foolish mas as chances dele estar são baixas 😭

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Chaiane Kaline2 天前

Ele sendo o primeiro a morrer

Ray 的头像
Ray2 天前

Pior que os modpack de terror são tipo pise errado e tome insta Kill

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milo lendo atmosfera2 天前

todo mundo morrendo no primeiro dia

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o oitavo gay de bigode 🧉🇧🇷🇲🇽2 天前

Meu deus por favor convide os amigos internacionais

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Sol🇫🇷🍉🇧🇷2 天前

CONVIDA O ETOILES PFV

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D_jogadorR 🇧🇷🍉 - #HEXATOMBE - #UCRM2 天前

legal

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Mitrys2 天前

Não acredito nas mentiras dele

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know games2 天前

Tem que chamar o eskimosin

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Blue2 天前

ME PROMETAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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thiago jurídico armiel2 天前

Meu deus Cellbit eu te amo

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TO MUITO HYPADO

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🌸fuiza VAI VER O BTS🪭🌸2 天前

pfvr q ele faça isso preciso derreter meu cérebro com algo bom

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Digital2 天前

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Asmongold makes the definitive case for cowboy over samurai or pirate "I definitely would not want to be a pirate. Come on. A samurai, you're kind of like a functionary, a servant. You just do what you're told." "But a cowboy, you get to run around and do whatever the fuck you want. If you don't like it where you're at, you just go west. You just leave bro." "As a cowboy you're basically playing a video game. You have to worry about your hydration meter, your food meter, your sanity meter, humanoid threats, finding places to rest. You're playing a survival game and all they eat is beef jerky. I'm already halfway there."
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Asmongold makes the definitive case for cowboy over samurai or pirate "I definitely would not want to be a pirate. Come on. A samurai, you're kind of like a functionary, a servant. You just do what you're told." "But a cowboy, you get to run around and do whatever the fuck you want. If you don't like it where you're at, you just go west. You just leave bro." "As a cowboy you're basically playing a video game. You have to worry about your hydration meter, your food meter, your sanity meter, humanoid threats, finding places to rest. You're playing a survival game and all they eat is beef jerky. I'm already halfway there."

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Kayley Gunner reveals her ultimate Hollywood acting dream and breaks down how she would survive classic horror movie slashers. ​Kayley Gunner: “Being the hot girl who screams in a horror movie is all I want to do” ​Abella Danger: “If you were in a scary movie and had to survive a villain like Jason, Freddy Krueger, or Michael Myers, who do you think you have the best chance of surviving?” ​Kayley Gunner: “Hmm. Trying to think of who I can outrun. Probably Michael Myers. Honestly, all of them” ​Abella Danger: “You would survive all of them? Okay girl, damn!” ​Kayley Gunner: “I would outrun them through sprinklers, have a moment in the sprinklers, distract them, and then...”
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Kayley Gunner reveals her ultimate Hollywood acting dream and breaks down how she would survive classic horror movie slashers. ​Kayley Gunner: “Being the hot girl who screams in a horror movie is all I want to do” ​Abella Danger: “If you were in a scary movie and had to survive a villain like Jason, Freddy Krueger, or Michael Myers, who do you think you have the best chance of surviving?” ​Kayley Gunner: “Hmm. Trying to think of who I can outrun. Probably Michael Myers. Honestly, all of them” ​Abella Danger: “You would survive all of them? Okay girl, damn!” ​Kayley Gunner: “I would outrun them through sprinklers, have a moment in the sprinklers, distract them, and then...”

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Riley Reid says her adult career will affect her daughter and she has to carefully navigate using her stage name around family and friends "it's definitely a real fact that my career will affect my kid at some point, in some degree" "and it's like up to me as a parent to try to like coach it in the most appropriate manner possible" "I worry in certain senses, like, for example, like with you, when you signed our baby shower card, you signed it to Riley" "Yeah, Lenna signed it to Ashley" "stuff like that is the things that I think of because we are like family friends, and so I'm like, 'Yo, Adam, you can't be calling me Riley'" "Especially, you know, if I'm like, 'I don't want Parker to grow up calling me Riley, only now because I have a daughter'" "and I want Parker and Emma to be friends" "I don't want to lie to her either. That's the thing. So when she's like, 'Who's Riley?' I don't wanna be like, 'That's my rap name,' and then like years later she's like, 'Mom, you lied to me'" "And so I have to find a fine line, and I haven't exactly navigated it yet. She's only six months old, I have some time" "Some children can handle certain information at a certain age better than others" "I may have to be a little bit more discreet, or I may be able to be a little bit more open. Like, I feel like you have to just read the room" "You can't just set up a plan and be like, 'This is how I'm gonna do it.' It's like, no, you have to read the room on how to do it"
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Riley Reid says her adult career will affect her daughter and she has to carefully navigate using her stage name around family and friends "it's definitely a real fact that my career will affect my kid at some point, in some degree" "and it's like up to me as a parent to try to like coach it in the most appropriate manner possible" "I worry in certain senses, like, for example, like with you, when you signed our baby shower card, you signed it to Riley" "Yeah, Lenna signed it to Ashley" "stuff like that is the things that I think of because we are like family friends, and so I'm like, 'Yo, Adam, you can't be calling me Riley'" "Especially, you know, if I'm like, 'I don't want Parker to grow up calling me Riley, only now because I have a daughter'" "and I want Parker and Emma to be friends" "I don't want to lie to her either. That's the thing. So when she's like, 'Who's Riley?' I don't wanna be like, 'That's my rap name,' and then like years later she's like, 'Mom, you lied to me'" "And so I have to find a fine line, and I haven't exactly navigated it yet. She's only six months old, I have some time" "Some children can handle certain information at a certain age better than others" "I may have to be a little bit more discreet, or I may be able to be a little bit more open. Like, I feel like you have to just read the room" "You can't just set up a plan and be like, 'This is how I'm gonna do it.' It's like, no, you have to read the room on how to do it"

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