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Clavicular gets a REALITY check from Dan Bilzerian, who CLAIMS having 2 GIRLFRIENDS is a nightmare and he needs at LEAST 3 to live the life 😳👀 "I've got these two girls, like that are living with me, and they're kind of getting into it. So how do I... show more

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Not one, not two, but three women filing for bankruptcy this season, and from the sound of it, they’re pretty experienced at it. Is this Real Housewives or 2 Broke Girls? I’m confused. 🥴 #RHOA

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"Two or three grand on average for rent" 🔊 ... "No one wants to live with roommates. That's not the answer" I thought that was the answer? Having one or two roommates (during your 20s) in an apartment or a house rental has been common for a long time. Until you get married, don't most people have roommates in your 20s? Yeah, rent and mortgages are crazy right now. But her claim about "no roommates" is not reasonable.

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Pastor Erik Reed boldly putting an end to the "both sides" arguments we've seen from many Christians over the last few weeks and calling out the Democrats for being at war with "creational reality." "We are living in a world where there are two different visions for what kind of society we want to live in. And if Christ is not in the foundations of what we're doing with our vision for the future, if the Christian foundation and worldview that made our country great to begin with is not there, and everybody's just doing what's right in their own eyes, you can guarantee chaos will ensue. We are choosing between two distinct futures. They are not the same. Our two political parties in our country are not morally equivalent to each other... I am not baptizing the Republican Party. They did not come from Mount Sinai on high from God to say 'Thus saith the Lord.' But the current state of the Democratic Party, as they are...they are a party at war with creational realities every day. Creational realities. They are at war about what it means to be a man or a woman, about marriage, about sexuality, about who has the right to live in a womb. They are at war with life and prosperity. There is one side in particular with a progressive ideology that not only tried to suppress the story of the young woman in Charlotte, but who celebrated, both in the media and with college professors and many others, the death of a man whose beliefs they did not hold... And if you're more concerned with what I've just said in the last two or three minutes, about sounding partisan, than you are concerned about the reality of what's actually happening in our society right now, you have lost the plot."

Pastor Erik Reed boldly putting an end to the "both sides" arguments we've seen from many Christians over the last few weeks and calling out the Democrats for being at war with "creational reality." "We are living in a world where there are two different visions for what kind of society we want to live in. And if Christ is not in the foundations of what we're doing with our vision for the future, if the Christian foundation and worldview that made our country great to begin with is not there, and everybody's just doing what's right in their own eyes, you can guarantee chaos will ensue. We are choosing between two distinct futures. They are not the same. Our two political parties in our country are not morally equivalent to each other... I am not baptizing the Republican Party. They did not come from Mount Sinai on high from God to say 'Thus saith the Lord.' But the current state of the Democratic Party, as they are...they are a party at war with creational realities every day. Creational realities. They are at war about what it means to be a man or a woman, about marriage, about sexuality, about who has the right to live in a womb. They are at war with life and prosperity. There is one side in particular with a progressive ideology that not only tried to suppress the story of the young woman in Charlotte, but who celebrated, both in the media and with college professors and many others, the death of a man whose beliefs they did not hold... And if you're more concerned with what I've just said in the last two or three minutes, about sounding partisan, than you are concerned about the reality of what's actually happening in our society right now, you have lost the plot."

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Gilbert Arenas says if you’re still hating on LeBron James something is wrong with you: “I don’t care who your favorite player is. If you’re hating on this player, something is wrong with you. I don’t care if you have them one, two, or three. What I do know is if you have him three, you’re not hating on one, two, or four. You’re only hating on the one person. You have to justify why you don’t have them at one or two. So you bash him and you’re not realizing the greatness he’s pouring into the game. Just like the people you have in front of him or the people you have in behind him. It is sad when you really sit back and just hear the arguments. If you listen to a Jordan fan, you would think they have LeBron James 100th all time. A Kobe fan 100th, sh*t when you hear LeBron fans talk about Michael Jordan, you would think he didn’t know what the left side of his goddamn body would look like. These are the ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE BEST PLAYERS of all time. It’s 4800 players of all time. And we talk about the top five. We talk about number two as if he’s one of the worst players that ever lived.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

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Mike Perry really does have a way with words: “It’s like, ‘Damn, I got all this stuff I gotta do. Damn, I gotta pay the government. Damn, I gotta pay these bills. Damn, I’m not gonna fight for three or four months. Damn. All this hard work I’ve done—why is “damn” on my mind?’”

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Caller: "I have absolutely no interest in having sex with my husband at all. And I'm kind of at a point where I don't really know what to do about it because I know while I may not need it, I know he needs it. And it's getting very challenging for me because I'm just kind of in this 'please don't touch me, I don't want to be touched' [mindset]. I want to sex... John Delony: "Of course. Caller: "...but I don't. John Delony: "Excellent. I imagine you're not telling a whole bunch of people that. Is that fair? Caller: "No, I think I've mentioned it to two girlfriends. One agreed with me, and one was like, 'What are you talking about?' John Delony: Okay. So, number one, I want you to know you are absolutely not crazy. You're not alone, okay? And not alone to the tune of millions, okay? So you're not nuts."

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp on the difference between American and European businesses: "American businesses believe they're at war all the time." "If you show up with a product that is demonstrably better on all scores In America and in Europe, you're gonna have a very different reception. In America, it's not going to be, 'I like or do not like the person.'" "it's going to be: how does it work? Why does it work? Does it transform my business? Does the technology work? Is the technology stealing my IP?" "In Europe, you can't really afford to ask these questions, or they're not being asked correctly because the answer to the question will be: some significant part of that infrastructure is going to have to be imported from America." Via Mathias Döpfner

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💬 what's a habit you're not used to or you're fascinated about the members even after 10 years? 🐻‍❄️ we have a member named jun and he's from china. for instance, someone can be good in korean but not as good as how korean people do right? but what's unique about this hyung is that he has a lot of puns/wordplay. that makes me so fascinated. there could be two different words but he heards them similarly that he's the kind of person who says it like a punchline

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Abby Phillip: “They tried to turn over the boat that was still floating perhaps to survive and then they were bombed again. How is that an attempt to get back into the fight?” Joe Borelli: “So, I don't know. And let me just start by saying I don't care, not one bit, genuinely and wholly do not care about these two men in the boat. We're talking about two people who were clinging to life. How about the thousands of Americans every month that are on the floor in some bathroom clinging to life because of overdoses from drugs that these people brought? These guys are not good guys.” “This basically follows the typical Democratic fact pattern. It starts with a fake news story about Pete Hegseth that gets disproven, right? He didn't actually order them to kill everyone. That's been sort of taken back. And then it goes into the part where Democrats defend the bad guys at the expense of law enforcement and now the American military.” “This is kind of standard Democratic operations. And if you ask me, I give more of a crap about the Americans who are losing their life every single year to drug overdose than two jerks floating on a boat trying to flip it back over or whatever, it doesn't matter.” Nailed it!

Abby Phillip: “They tried to turn over the boat that was still floating perhaps to survive and then they were bombed again. How is that an attempt to get back into the fight?” Joe Borelli: “So, I don't know. And let me just start by saying I don't care, not one bit, genuinely and wholly do not care about these two men in the boat. We're talking about two people who were clinging to life. How about the thousands of Americans every month that are on the floor in some bathroom clinging to life because of overdoses from drugs that these people brought? These guys are not good guys.” “This basically follows the typical Democratic fact pattern. It starts with a fake news story about Pete Hegseth that gets disproven, right? He didn't actually order them to kill everyone. That's been sort of taken back. And then it goes into the part where Democrats defend the bad guys at the expense of law enforcement and now the American military.” “This is kind of standard Democratic operations. And if you ask me, I give more of a crap about the Americans who are losing their life every single year to drug overdose than two jerks floating on a boat trying to flip it back over or whatever, it doesn't matter.” Nailed it!

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Trump on Melania: She has a successful movie. Number one. She’s a big movie star. We can't have two stars in one family. I don't know what that means but it is not good. Theaters are all packed. Women especially go back and see it two or three, four times.

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What is the difference between two and three? Two is black and white. Three gives rise to all the colors. Two is right or wrong, on or off, A or B, and three is a combination of the best options. Two is polarization, left vs. right, you versus me, and three is our common ground, our collective interests, our sense of community. The Power of Three is evident throughout our world–with the exception of American politics. Today half of America identifies not as Republican or Democrat, but as Independent–making us the country’s largest voting block for the first time in American history. Yet those who believe in the power of three, who reject the broken two-party system, who dislike both faces of the corporate oligarchy have virtually zero representation in government today. It’s time to end the simplistic, oppositional narrative that governs American politics. It’s time for a third option. It’s time for an Independent. DONATE NOW ➡️ LEARN MORE: #kennedyshanahan24 #rfkjr #kennedy24

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247,334 次观看 • 2 年前

In a recent interview, Woosung of The Rose discussed how it felt to being invited to feature on Snooze and work with #SUGA. "You know, Suga he's such a great artist. He doesn't care about who is not main industry or who is not, right? And definitely like I've mentioned many times, we are not main industry. If you you know like we're not in the K-pop like space with these big four companies or you know we're not in the pop space with these huge labels. We were doing it very independently. So for Suga I just knew him as a friend. He liked one of my solo songs back in the days like called Face. And so I just had a relationship with them and so I can't really say like cuz he's not the type to pick us because we were becoming mainstream. You know what I mean? He just picked us or picked my voice for a feature because he liked my voice and that's the musician Suga is".

In a recent interview, Woosung of The Rose discussed how it felt to being invited to feature on Snooze and work with #SUGA. "You know, Suga he's such a great artist. He doesn't care about who is not main industry or who is not, right? And definitely like I've mentioned many times, we are not main industry. If you you know like we're not in the K-pop like space with these big four companies or you know we're not in the pop space with these huge labels. We were doing it very independently. So for Suga I just knew him as a friend. He liked one of my solo songs back in the days like called Face. And so I just had a relationship with them and so I can't really say like cuz he's not the type to pick us because we were becoming mainstream. You know what I mean? He just picked us or picked my voice for a feature because he liked my voice and that's the musician Suga is".

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Elon Musk: Just caring about the work somebody does and nothing else is the least racist or sexist you can be. "I think we need to return to where things were, or mostly were, which is a focus on merit. It doesn't matter whether you're a man, woman, what race you are, what beliefs you have. What matters is how good are you at your job or what are your skills. You could be a three-legged green Martian, who wears a kimono and drinks the yak's milk. Who cares? It doesn't matter. What matters is, how good is your work? That's the least racist or sexist you can be, is just care about the work that somebody does and not anything else." From: European Jewish Association, 2024

Elon Musk: Just caring about the work somebody does and nothing else is the least racist or sexist you can be. "I think we need to return to where things were, or mostly were, which is a focus on merit. It doesn't matter whether you're a man, woman, what race you are, what beliefs you have. What matters is how good are you at your job or what are your skills. You could be a three-legged green Martian, who wears a kimono and drinks the yak's milk. Who cares? It doesn't matter. What matters is, how good is your work? That's the least racist or sexist you can be, is just care about the work that somebody does and not anything else." From: European Jewish Association, 2024

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