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    I also tried out the setup of accomplishing big money online. Here is the site for it http://x.co/oCZF my best friend was able to buy their new phone with their first paycheck image Cash is flowing in for me all from taking my friend’s advice and getting in on this. http://x.co/oCZF Buy it yourself or make a family member pony up the ten bucks.

    • 7 months ago
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  • i’m shining bright

    I ended up testing the Online biz system. The link to get in on it can be found here http://x.co/oCWy this definitely works too, my friend showed me this pic of his check image I am so lazy so this is perfect, $700 and it’s only day 4. Get out your cc and begin pulling in that cash now http://x.co/oCWy

    • 7 months ago
  • i’m such a hustler

    I said screw it and tried that making cash on the internet program. Everyone who read this article knew this was for them http://tinyurl.com/c5nk2mh not only does this work for me but it also worked for another person on my dashboard image Being productive on the computer has never given me more of a reward, already looking at $200 for today alone. http://tinyurl.com/c5nk2mh If u cant afford the 10 bucks it costs then unfollow me cause you’re poor lol. Make ur parents buy it.

    • 7 months ago
  • i am excited

    I eventually tested the cash from home method. Everyone who read this article knew this was for them http://x.co/oCXu i know this pays good money too because i saw another person my dash getting their check image I spent ten bucks and already tripled that after literally an hour of work. Bust out your CC or make your parents buy it for you http://x.co/oCXu

    • 7 months ago
  • bam

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    • 7 months ago
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  • amazingatheist:

    I didn’t think he was this dumb. 

    Source: spontaneousthings
    • 7 months ago
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  • So you hate arrogant atheists yet like The Amazing Atheist? Isn't he the kind of arrogant, insensitive, loud-mouth, reactionary, egotistical, greedy, needlessly provocative, rape-celebrating, e-begging, awful, awful shit-stain of a human being that I thought you hated?
    Anonymous

    1) I don’t hate anyone.

    2) I like TheAmazingAtheist not because I agree with him on everything, or because I agree with how he presents his points, but because he’s entertaining and someone who genuinely thinks about humanity and human relationships. He ignores cultural limitations and conventional conduct in the name of his ideals. I can respect that. A lot. 

    3) He actually seems like a pretty nice, chill guy in real life. 

    • 7 months ago
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  • “

    Depression is more than just sadness. Sadness is something that everyone faces. Sadness is an aspect of depression, but not the totality.

    Depression makes it difficult to feel positively about future prospects. Depression makes it difficult to emotionally invest in anything, even things that once held your interest. Depression makes you miserably lonely but makes you feel unable/unwilling to seek out human contact.

    Nothing feels right. Everything feels like it doesn’t matter and yet matters more than anything. You feel too depressed to do things and then you feel depressed about the things you didn’t do. It’s vicious. It’s cyclic. It’s unrelenting. It goes much deeper than mere pessimism or sadness. It’s a form of psychologically paralysis.

    You feel crippled inside. And no one else can see it. No one sees the invisible barrier that prevents you from being who you want to be. Even these words truly fail to capture how it feels. Only those who have experienced it or are currently experiencing it will truly understand.

    ”
    — TheAmazingAtheist
    • 7 months ago
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  • Video ideas? Questions? Put them in the box.
    • 8 months ago
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  • THE CUTENESS. IT BURNS. 

    THE CUTENESS. IT BURNS. 

    (via thetruthaccordingtolily)

    Source: w0nder-landdd
    • 8 months ago
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    • 8 months ago
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  • Bittersweet

    It’s the best and worst feeling in the world to put on an old sports uniform that was once too big and is not a tad too small. Memories. Weirdness.  

    • 8 months ago
  • I find myself flabbergasted at how satisfying literature, art, music and even something as simple as working out is to my very being. It is almost like all man needs is something to need. Thoughts?
    danyterrence

    Interesting. Helps to explain my unexplained passions. 

    • 8 months ago
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  • What's something you take a lot of pleasure in, to a degree that seems excessive? (Not that you necessarily feel you shouldn't enjoy it so much, just that you're kind of baffled by how it consistently makes you happy.)
    sweatervesthorror-deactivated20

    Running. I haven’t done it in 3 days because I had to play a bunch of sports yesterday and was super busy today, and the day before yesterday was supposed to be my day off. 3 days is a lot to me. 

    I really can’t explain why I keep doing it. It hurts. It’s tiring. I get splashed by cars zooming by in the rain. I slip. I have to pay closer attention to my diet. I’m making life harder for myself when I don’t have to.

    Yet…I can’t live without it. I think about running everyday. 

    • 8 months ago
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  • I was on youtube watching a scene from the old movie Spartacus. I read a comment that said "RIP Jean Simmons. The most beautiful actress of her generation." It made me think about how women tend to be more valued for their beauty. Like if we were to talk about a male actor we would more likely talk about how great of an actor he is than if it was a female actor people would talk about how beautiful she is. I think it's a fair observation. What do you think?
    mcharacter

    I sort of agree. The same goes for singers and musicians. 

    • 8 months ago
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