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Odysseus slaughtering the suitors

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Maggs 🖤🩶🤍💜3 months ago

I never watched this clip to the end I actually screamed when he got to the cat

Josh3 months ago

Accurate reaction by police

Freddie Mercury, Grand Marquis™3 months ago

Anytime "The Slap 2" comes up, I have to watch the whole goddamn thing.

Phil Free3 months ago

S L A P 2 . 0

周美靈 (𝕭𝕲 𝕲𝖀𝕽𝕬)3 months ago

he got the last laugh

Manga Head3 months ago

When people keep defending live action Disney remakes.

Daily Media3 months ago

😭😭

Philipp Blum3 months ago

Yeah, what's the deal with that one? I am not very keen to watch it. Why are people so interested in it? I don't get it tbh. How are the ratings btw? Is it any good?

Keros3 months ago

Just as Odysseus cleared his hall, @0xndra and @Lawliw show that clearing out unnecessary clutter is always a satisfying way to restore order.

w🅰️tchlend3 months ago

Legendary!

Aimare Jean 🇲🇫🇱🇺 🐞3 months ago

So good !!! 🤣🤣🤣

PepperLaPep3 months ago

When people try to tell me why french fries and Coke are bad for you

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