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D. Demonstrate value as podcasters E. Engage virtually N. Nurture dependence on weekly episodes N. Neglect emotionally when we’re busy I. Inspire hope that we are just like our characters S. Separate entirely from that idea New ep, The D.E.N.N.I.S. System, out now!☀️🎧

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Фото профиля The Always Sunny Podcast

The Always Sunny Podcast3 лет назад

#thesunnypodcast #newep #thedennissystem #charlieday @GlennHowerton @RMcElhenney @meganganz @Jill_Latiano

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bmckee3 лет назад

So great. Loved the recent SINNED episode too!

Фото профиля Jordan Bond

Jordan Bond3 лет назад

But it's not the same creeps and listeners over and over again. There's so many fans of the show it's new ones making the joke each time.

Фото профиля Brendan McAleer

Brendan McAleer3 лет назад

Oh dang Charlie rocking a Speedmaster Moonwatch. tbh that's more Nightman than Dayman.

Фото профиля Dan T Fry

Dan T Fry3 лет назад

Love to see the Dennis system working

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Spotify Podcasts 🎙3 лет назад

Solid advice

Фото профиля Thrifty Tarheel

Thrifty Tarheel3 лет назад

Only the noobs fail to realize we are still on the Inspire hope stage.

Фото профиля Banda Propaganda

Banda Propaganda3 лет назад

Love that episode

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Dennis Galperin3 лет назад

Is Charlie about to pull out a baguette or an ak-47 with that shirt he's got ?

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John Lynch on Brandon Aiyuk: “Brandon’s rehabbing. He’s trying to get back on the field. Some things were reported this week that happened a long time ago. I think both sides probably have moved on from that. There are things that happen, there’s basic rules, team rules, league rules. I can tell you, as a team, we don’t have many. The ones we do have are very important to us, and when they’re not adhered to—this is the first time it’s happened in our tenure. We felt like we had no other recourse as to exercise those things. And so, we have, like I said, we’ve moved on from it. We want nothing more for Brandon to come back and be a part of this team because he’s a really good football player, and he’s done a lot for our team, and we’re very appreciative for that. We’re better when he’s on the field.” via: 49ers on NBCS

John Lynch on Brandon Aiyuk: “Brandon’s rehabbing. He’s trying to get back on the field. Some things were reported this week that happened a long time ago. I think both sides probably have moved on from that. There are things that happen, there’s basic rules, team rules, league rules. I can tell you, as a team, we don’t have many. The ones we do have are very important to us, and when they’re not adhered to—this is the first time it’s happened in our tenure. We felt like we had no other recourse as to exercise those things. And so, we have, like I said, we’ve moved on from it. We want nothing more for Brandon to come back and be a part of this team because he’s a really good football player, and he’s done a lot for our team, and we’re very appreciative for that. We’re better when he’s on the field.” via: 49ers on NBCS

Coach Yac 🗣

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👤: Like, ‘Aliens’ is a rap song, you know? 🐿️: It is a rap song. Yeah. So throughout the album, I think I looked back on what kind of work I have been doing all along. What identity we want to show as BTS. When I reflected on why we are creating this album, it was all about showcasing who we are, our identity and our roots. 🐿️: And as Koreans, there were parts that we wanted to highlight. So I think all of that worked out well. It came out very honestly and candidly. And there was a lot of rapping. As that came along, I think each of our styles actually meshed and blended cohesively throughout the album. 🐨: What’s amazing about J-Hope is that me and Suga, we started as a rapper, like, from a Seoul street scene. But he used to be a dancer. A street dancer. And my favorite rap verse from this whole album was like, his verse from a song called ‘2.0.’ Wow. Like, it’s so addictive. Like… (RM begins rapping J-Hope’s verse) 🐿️: Exactly! 🐨: Oh my, J-Hope! Damn, you’re a rapper, bro!

👤: Like, ‘Aliens’ is a rap song, you know? 🐿️: It is a rap song. Yeah. So throughout the album, I think I looked back on what kind of work I have been doing all along. What identity we want to show as BTS. When I reflected on why we are creating this album, it was all about showcasing who we are, our identity and our roots. 🐿️: And as Koreans, there were parts that we wanted to highlight. So I think all of that worked out well. It came out very honestly and candidly. And there was a lot of rapping. As that came along, I think each of our styles actually meshed and blended cohesively throughout the album. 🐨: What’s amazing about J-Hope is that me and Suga, we started as a rapper, like, from a Seoul street scene. But he used to be a dancer. A street dancer. And my favorite rap verse from this whole album was like, his verse from a song called ‘2.0.’ Wow. Like, it’s so addictive. Like… (RM begins rapping J-Hope’s verse) 🐿️: Exactly! 🐨: Oh my, J-Hope! Damn, you’re a rapper, bro!

bts memeories⁷

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