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Julian Assange, the famed head of the website WikiLeaks, is not happy with the upcoming DreamWorks film based on his famous document-leaking website. As far as Assange is concerned the film is just "massive propaganda."
Via videolink, Assange recently told a gathering of the Oxford Union debate that the movie, titled The Fifth Estate and directed by Bill Condon, is nothing but a "massive propaganda attack on WikiLeaks and the character of my staff."
Assange was speaking from the Ecuadorian embassy in London since Ecuador offered him asylum from countries seeking to prosecute him for his release of many thousands of pages of secret government documents.
The Internet interloper told his audience that he had an advanced copy of the shooting script for the film and said it begins with Iranian officials working on building a nuclear bomb. The WikiLeaks founder said that the reason for such an opening was to "fan the flames of war" and that Iran's nuclear bomb has nothing to do with him and his website. "It is a lie upon lie," he said.
Recently the film's director released a statement on the film, saying, "It may be decades before we understand the full impact of WikiLeaks and how it's revolutionized the spread of information. So this film won't claim any long-view authority on its subject, or attempt any final judgment. We want to explore the complexities and challenges of transparency in the information age and, we hope, enliven and enrich the conversations WikiLeaks has already provoked."
WikiLeaks was controversial for its release of thousands of secret government documents, certainly, but it was also controversial for the many lies that Assange and Domscheit-Berg told about their organization.
To name a few, WikiLeaks claimed to be impregnable from outside attacks telling those that submitted secret documents that their identities couldn't be discovered. This turned out to be untrue. Another claim was that the WikiLeaks team was vast and could vet and authenticate all documents it received, but it turned out that there were really only two guys running the thing and most documents were more or less just thrown up onto the site without ever having been looked at. The rigorous "authenticity checks" Assange claimed he had instituted simply didn't exist.
In the end, Assange and Domscheit-Berg dissembled extensively about their organization and misled millions of people.
The film is to star Benedict Cumberbatch as Assange and Daniel Bruhl as Assange coworker Daniel Domscheit-Berg. It is set for a November release.
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Angelbgoodsp said...
I have seen this happen first hand in my own guild. We were a fairly newly formed guild at the time, had invited some great people, even some who were pretty much only social, not raiders by any means. As an officer of said guild, I was outvoted when it came to a guild merge. It just felt wrong. So, after watching behavior that was devious, and underhanded, I tried to warn them about it. The other officers and gm all blew it off, even told me to stop trying to hold the guild back. I got frustrated, so I left the guild. I remained friends with many of them, and kept talking to the majority of the officers. I got to hear all the things as they happened. Eventually, the guild that merged with ours, destroyed our guild. They took everyone, except for 6 people. The reason they went was because everyone else was and they wanted to be with their friends.
Did I mention that The merging guild, were all friends and co-workers IRL...? The individual from the merging guild said she took people from the guild, and left behind only the losers. To her that meant all the people who wouldn't go.
After the guild blew up, the remaining officers asked me to come back. Then they made me gm. We rebuilt, we began raiding, some of the original members who went, wanted to come back. I screened them heavily myself. I made them run w us from outside the guild, and if they were ok with it, and they stayed with it, they had made an attempt at showing a sense of loyalty, and wanted to come back for real. After this, I would invite them back a toon at a time until I was comfortable bringing them back to the fold entirely.
I know this seems like a lot of work, but it made a difference in the security of the members who stayed, and sent a message to the ones who left. Loyalty means a lot. I hold the loyal members very highly, and they know it.
Don't let a few snobs ruin your perspective of a raiding guild. I would say that Cyn has made a viable point in saying to try another place, realm, faction, whatever. I don't run my guild that way at all. Snobs are not tolerated. I have checked many a snob in place. If they couldn't stop being snobs, they left. Thus ending the issue with snobbery.
jimforbes40 said...
I totally agree with your guild memberships. We are a mainly social guild, and we used to invite anyone, but after a few failed memberships we decided to start interviewing all new members. Has worked wonders, all new members are now all on the same page as regards what our guild is about!


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Nicole Kidman wants to spill the beans and dish the dish about her experience with love and marriage .. she speaks to both British GQ and Vanity Fair in their December issues.
Nicole opens up to GQ magazine and talks about her previous marriage to Tom Cruise and reveals that her agents advised her not to get married at the tender age of 19 because it would ruin her career. Ouch!
She also talks about love and how she's experienced it throughout the years.
Nicole says: "I've explored obsession. I've explored loss and love in terms of being in a grief-stricken place, I've explored strange sexual fetish stuff, I've explored the mundane aspect of marriage, and monogamy."
Interesting to hear that from Nicole ... seems she's a naughty girl inside that delicate white, good girl outer shell she's got!


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Last night was killer. USA / Paraguay match… even though it was rainy and we lost, it was still super fun. Went out afterwards and bumped into Jay DeMerit (USA #15) and Carlos Bocanegra (USA Captain #3)… which turned into a hang out session until 3am with lots of drinks and shots. I'm still hungover today. That's how good last night was.
They are seriously the coolest guys around. Safe to say I love them even more.
I'm just way too excited to go to the game tomorrow. Getting the new red all over kit tomorrow though.


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I don't know about you, but I don't like what holloween is turining out to be. More people in our neighborhood celebrate it more than they do Christmas! When I used to go trick' or 'treating, it didn't seem bad, but now that I know what it is all about, I really feel uncomfortable going out. I really do think it is absolutely fine to go out, but is that the very best thing to do? I wish I could go out and all, but not this year.
Tomorrow night we're going to my Grandma's house to just eat and have games and stuff, so I won't be missing out on anything. Plus, Friday night I went to the youth group costume party (and it got done way later than it was supposed to) and that was probably my holloween. They had a really cool "haunted" hay ride that was pretty creepy, but it was a lot of fun. One of our youth sunday school teachers own a farm, so he had everything all set up really nicely for the ride.
I can't post the game stats quite yet, but I'll tell you we were 2-2-3 this year(tied today). It was a REALLY funny day. The traffic was really bad by Annapolis High School because about 30,000 seniors were coming for flu shots. The line was HUGE! It was really a funny picture with all these people with walkers and canes and masks standing in a mile long line trying to get a flu shot.
The second funny thing was during the game, everybody else was getting slammed and slamming the other team, but when I leaped up beside a guy and bumped him, I got called! Oh, well…This was an exciting game, so you'll have to "stay tuned" unitl I have enought time to write it up.
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I don't know about you, but I don't like what holloween is turining out to be. More people in our neighborhood celebrate it more than they do Christmas! When I used to go trick' or 'treating, it didn't seem bad, but now that I know what it is all about, I really feel uncomfortable going out. I really do think it is absolutely fine to go out, but is that the very best thing to do? I wish I could go out and all, but not this year.
Hey Everybody,
I'm going to post this log on this site and www.catspaw007.blogspot.com since it's actually for school. I know Daniel is probably going to be commenting soon, so I want to hear from you. Also give the link to Evan or anybody else for that matter.
I had to write an essay on Christ as our priest, prophet, and king; this is the first of the three paragraphs that will soon make up the essay as a whole.
Why Do I Need A Priest?
Our sin has separated us from God, who is totally perfect and holy. We are unworthy to be with God, so we must have someone who is worthy to be with God to let us communicate to God through this perfect person.
God's system of priests offering sacrifices form sin in the Old Testament is the symbolic picture of the innocent death of Christ on the cross for all mankind's sin. No amount of animal sacrifice could actually remove sin (Hosea 6:6, Hebrews 10:1-6). Since animals have no moral value to make up for moral sin, priests were just as unworthy in God's presence as the most sinful soul on the earth. They had no place being the mediator between us and God. But Jesus was the perfect priest who sacrificed His life for all human sin once and for all(Hebrews 9:24-28).
BTW, I will be posting my stats for my soccer team this week, so you may be interested in seeing that. Also, I will be having a discussion on…hmm, I'll just leave you in suspense…on my other site writtent above. Also PLEASE look at my Freedom Comics website. I'm posting a whole lot of new bits of my art that you can look at and BUY(safely).
I noticed I haven't really fully introduced myself.
Tim's Stats:
Age: 14(1/2
Height: 5'10″ (I'm a tall 14teen year old)
B-Day: 3.5.90
Hobbies: Sports, Web Design, Art(Comics),
Interesting things about me: I play the piano, I sing in a praise group in my youth group, I live by the chesepeake, I don't own a dog(boo hoo…really!), and I am in 9th grade.
Siblings: 4 (3 boys, 1 girl)
Favorite Subject: Um…Science is probably the best
School: Homeschooled and I do sattelite classes live
Misc.: I have my own computer that's slow and my own room
Best thing: I am a christian teenager that has a cool website (Agent Commentaries)–It's my favorite.
Well, Bye!
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Pre-Game–Teperatures were in the 30′s to 40′s this morning, about 10 minutes before game time. Everyone was warming up, but only few were warm. It looked like a hard head-to-head match, but "Team Orange" (team name, really!) looked like they had the advantage.
Game-Time–The game started off with the ball being quickly stolen away from the opposing team and brought down the field. After a shot or two, Team Orange was awarded a corner kick, which resulted in a heading of the ball into the goal. The goal was actually headed into the hands of the goalie, but his hands were inside the goal–1-nil.
Then, close to the end of the first half, the opposing team got a goal, which shouldn't have happened. After missed opportunity after missed opportunity they maneuvered around our defense and scored on our goalie, whose view of the ball was blocked by his own defensemen. The score was now 1-1. Then I was called for dangerous play, because I kicked the ball while laying on the ground–Big no, no–Yellow card! The second half began with the score tied up at 1-1, and at kickoff our center booted the ball to our left halfback, who kicked it past the defense. The ball began to roll toward the goalie hands, and I sprinted to beat him to the ball. Unfortunely, I was late, and was called for "Charging the goalkeeper". Red card!
For those of you who don't know the rules of soccer, I'll explain what happens with a "red card" and how you get it. First of all, a yellow card is awarded on your first offense of certain rules. Two yellow cards = a red card. A red card can also be awarded by itself, without two yellow cards, in serious offenses–Like charging the keeper. I technically got two yellows, but literally I got 3, since my second offense equaled two yellows. Now, a red card means simply this: You're KICKED OUT OF THE GAME! I couldn't believe it! I NEVER get kicked out of games. The sad thing is, I really didn't deserve to get kicked out. –Player Commentary– As a soccer player, I think a red card is only worth getting if you do something REALLY bad, which I REALLY didn't. If you get a red card, you'd hope you did something worth getting kicked out of the game for. BTW, I am NOT arguing with the call. The ref made a lot more good calls than bad.–End Player Commentary–. Well, anyway, It was still a great game. Oh, yeah! WE TIED Injury is completely gone, so I've been feeling great this week
In Christ,
Okay, You may have noticed that my last post (Sharing Your Faith…With a Muslim) was on this blog, instead of Agent Commentaries. It was an accident on my part, and I will be switching it over to the other blog this weekend. Anyway. I'd love to hear your comments on it.
I have soccer practice tonight, and after our fantastic win (the first of the season) it should be interesting. BTW, we are 1-2-1, not 1-10-0 or anything like that! The best decision in the game was made by our coach (I hope you don't mind all this late commentary on the game) with some position changing. He switched me from midfield (hallelujah! Soccer players you understand my muscle soreness.) And put a great player (Name will be Sam*) in my place. In that way he strengthened both our Mid line and offense. See one of my strengths is my ability to know where people are and to know where the goal is. My mid line was (and is) now made up of great passers and guys like Sam who can get the ball in front of the goal or into the goal from farther back. Hopefully this will be the case this Saturday (same time, same place, but a different team). My injury is 99.9% gone, and I'm praying it won't come back with the all the running I have to do these next 3 days. I should be fine though. Okay, I wasn't going to put this in on this log, but I left my cleats in the rain last night, so I had to stick them in the dryer. Hopefully they don't shrivel up on me and die. Evan, when you read this, you can laugh at me on Sunday ( Also, Jake, I'm proud to announce that my reading audience may be growing this weekend. So you may have some company when it comes to commenting on my posts. The only problem is I can't get my readers to remember the correct web address. If it has more than .com it's too hard to remember these days!) Well, got to go to practice. I'll try to post tomorrow, but if I can't, you can be assured that a play-by-play commentary is coining your way Saturday. Stay tuned!
*Name changed for the safety of the real person
P.S. Adding this late…We won our scrimmage at practice tonight–I assisted, but I'm back at right midfield. The cleats held up fine!
Happy Columbus Day to everybody! I'm working on a new site design, but it's not going to be up anytime soon. So just hang tight, and I'll have something soon. Watch my Commentaries from an agent of God blog, 'cause I've got a really cool "Aricle" about sharing Christ with Muslims, or anyone for that matter.
I'm feeling a lot better (read saturday notes). Looks like I'll be all ready for the next game.
If you notice that the blogger toolbar is looking weird in any other browser than ie 6.x, please tell me. I'm trying to work out a bug that came up when I tried to do a little custimation on the site.
Tomorrow I will finally be starting in "pre-Chemistry" in Physical Science. Mr.Harmon, my satellite teacher does a great job at explaining things so I shouldn't have any trouble understanding all those syblols. YIKES! I'm just keeping my average grade at an A, and hoping to keep it there!
Well, hope somebody comments…Evan, I'll get you the site address Wednesday at church.
I'm specifically talking to you Jake, but if anyone else wants to comment, feel free to do so.
Okay, here are my questions:
1. I know you can edit the template on your blog, but how would I keep the "blog format" (I'll explain more if you need me to), and make my own design. I want to be able to still post, etc.
2. I noticed you had certain posts that had scripture. They were different from the regular posts with the line down the left side? I think I know how to do that, but would you give me the code to put in the post…Thanks!
I'm going to get some books at the library on CSS on monday hopefully, so I'll be able to do some changes soon.
Well, hope to talk to you soon. I'll be reading your posts…
In Christ,
Wow! What a day! I got up today at six for a my soccer game (which started at 7:55,…AM!) Well, my sacrifice of sleeping in paid off. After an embarrising goal made by the other team early in the first half(their center midfielder lofted it right over top of our goalie, I scored to tie the game at 1-1, by tapping in a beatiful pass made by the left midfielder. Then in the second half, we got ahead by one with my nice shot into the left lower corner (compliments of another great set of passes). This made the game 2-1, with about 25 minutes left. Then, the other team scored to tie it up with an almost identical shot as their first goal. We rallied and got a nice far-back shot wich bounced off the keeper and into the goal, making it 3-2, and I got an assist when I need it right into the goalkeeper, the ball bounced off of his hands, and my right wing scored to put us ahead by two. –All in all a great day, except I'm on pain killers because of an injury I got in practice that just started to bother me.
–Looks like a great sites by christian muslims (ex-muslims)– I'm looking deeper into it right now
Muslims for Christ


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How To Ease UTI Pain Easily
By admin | February 23, 2012
If you are one of the many women around the world who suffer from urinary tract infection, you know how painful this infection can be and you are probably wondering how to ease UTI pain. Fortunately there are quite a few ways to deal with the pain and discomfort a urinary tract infection can bring and we will be sharing some of them with you.
One of the cheapest, easily attainable ways how to ease UTI pain is by drinking lots of water. Yes, you heard right. While it may seem counterproductive to drink plenty of water because urinary tract infection causes frequent urination, the fact is by drinking a good amount of water you help to fill your bladder so that it becomes less painful when you urinate. Much of the pain experienced when you try to urinate is caused from your body straining to expel a small amount of urine from the body. When the bladder is full, your urine will flow easier and you will therefore feel less pain. Additionally, by drinking a lot of water you help to flush out harmful bacteria from your urinary tract.
How To Ease UTI Pain
Drinking cranberry and blueberry juices are also thought to be useful ways how to ease UTI pain. These fruits contain properties that are believed to be able to prevent the bad bacteria from sticking to the walls of the urinary tract thereby helping to treat the infection and providing much needed relief from the pain it causes.
Another great way to help yourself deal with the UTI pain is through the application of heat to the affected area. Many women will ease the pain by soaking in a bath of warm water. It is important however that this be plain water with no soap added as certain soaps especially scented soaps can further irritate a UTI infection and cause greater pain. In lieu of a warm bath you may also try placing a heating pad or warm cloth on your abdomen to help relieve the pain.
If all else fails you may want to consider using pharmaceutical pain relievers. There are many over the counter drugs which may be used as a way how to ease UTI pain. Anti-inflammatory painkillers are the ones most recommended to effectively help ease the pain caused by urinary tract infections. If stronger pain medication is needed you will need to consult your doctor for a prescription. A doctor's visit will also be necessary to receive the necessary treatment to help you fight the bacteria which is causing the problem, but be aware that this is not always a long term solution.
The typical treatment method for curing urinary tract infection involves taking a course of antibiotic treatment. The antibiotics work to eliminate the bad bacteria which infect the uterine tract. Antibiotics are usually prescribed along with pain relievers to treat both the pain and the source of the infection in a holistic way. If the treatment is ineffective at treating the condition it is important that you inform your healthcare provider so that your medication can be adjusted to provide you with greater relief in a shorter period of time.
When looking at how to ease UTI pain, you can consider all-natural treatment which can eliminate the pain and the underlying causes quickly-with pain relief usually kicking in within 12 hours.
Read about how to cure cystitis with cranberries.


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Hearing Aid Fitting
One of the most common health conditions - experienced by many as they age - is hearing loss. While hearing aids do not restore normal hearing, they do help people regain much of their lost hearing, allow for improved communication with others, and enable continued interaction in family and community. How hearing aids work: Sound enters through a microphone, is processed and amplified, then delivered to a receiver (loudspeaker), sending the output to the ear canal of the user.
Digital hearing aids
- Crisp, clean sound
- Superior speech understanding in multiple listening situations and with diverse communication needs
- Extensive flexibility and fine-tuning capability
- Easily programmed response
- The most advanced technology available today
Programmable hearing aids
- Automatic modification of incoming sounds based on computerized pre-sets
- Computer adjustable response
- Improved speech understanding
- Efficient in small group situations and with moderate communication needs
- There is no need for a volume control wheel
- Overall customer satisfaction is 70-80%.
Conventional hearing aids
- Traditional analog technology provide amplification
- Works best in quiet situations (one-on-one)
- Response adjusts easily with a screwdriver
- These are the least expensive hearing aids
- Overall customer satisfaction is 55-64%.
Are two hearing aids better than one?
Studies have proven that two ears working together will allow a person hear much better than a single ear working alone.
- Better speech understanding, especially in noise
- Better sound quality
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- A feeling of balanced hearing
- Ability to hear regardless of where the speaker is
- Wider hearing range
- Keeps both ears active - less hearing deterioration
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Politics and policy from inside Washington
The Volcker Rule: It's not happening
A few points:
1) The much-hyped Volcker Rule proposal is failing fast in the U.S. Congress. But Paul Volcker himself probably isn't that surprised. The former Federal Reserve chairman joked he was "just a photo op" even after President Barack Obama's public embrace of his proposal to limit bank proprietary trading. More evidence that the moment for sweeping reform has probably passed.
2) The hope for any reform at all rests with the U.S. Senate's new negotiating tag-team of Democrat Chris Dodd, chairman of the Banking committee, and Republican freshman Bob Corker. But Corker says the Volcker Rule isn't going to be a "major topic" for discussion. And that is probably OK with much of the committee. As one banking industry lobbyist told me, "There is just not a lot of appetite among members of the minority or the majority to add [bank trading limits]. So I just don't think you're going to see it."
3) Increasingly, the Volcker Rule looks more stunt than viable solution. Though Volcker had been pushing it for months, White House advocacy surprised both the Banking committee and banking industry. A poor way to introduce serious legislation in Washington. Lame-duck Dodd, who sees reform as his legacy, hears the clock ticking. A bill not passed by early summer is probably dead for the rest of this election year. His view: The Volcker Rule is a sudden and unwelcome complication.
4) Cynics saw it as a populist, knee-jerk response to the loss of a Massachusetts U.S. Senate seat held by Democrats for more than a half century. Even some Volcker Rule advocates admitted the plan didn't directly address the regulatory failures that contributed to America's financial meltdown. And although the proposal was introduced in January with great fanfare by Obama – Volcker standing prominently at his side – Senate Democrats say the creation of a new consumer finance regulator is actually the issue the White House is spending political capital on.
5) It is a reality that highlights the Obama administration's scant interest in more extreme measures to limit the size of the banking sector or its activities. And if Volcker did harbor any small doubts about that, he shouldn't any more.
There has to be a limit, and there will be or there may not be a single incumbent elected in November once us taxpayers understand that after Hank Paulson raided the government coffers to save his reputation and his clients money on the back of US pension funds.
Derivatives are not an innovation, they are a party trick that has been used primarily to move wealth from the asset into a fantasy land of algorithms that fail as often as weather forecasts.
Don't under estimate the populist movements that you like to ridicule as naive, that is how this whole thing started.
Paul Volcker is the last Chairman of the FOMC with some integrity, overview and guts.
Office holders after Volcker are not worth mentioning as they contributed to the embarrassing mess in this nation's commercial, financial and "human" environment…. claiming they could not see it coming.
I am surprised that Paul Volcker is willing to put up his hand for some broad outlines of a vague, populist proposal to limit bank proprietary trading…. possibly the least damaging of potential issues to create havoc in any bank – big or small.
The banks too big to fail have grown bigger since March 2008, well assisted by the former and current government while lending to small and medium seized businesses is on the back-burner… otherwise management of these banks would have lost the plot.
And America is suffering while they are financing the banks' certain bets to short term prosperity when buying treasuries yielding 100 to 400 bps while having a cost close to zero.
Should the Obama-fanatics wish to rein in some buffers to off-set future losses (or the current ones not yet booked due to mark-to-myth rather than mark-to market principles) a simple, easy to administer and control method is to tax say 75% of the margin from the treasury trades or to establish a reserve calculated the same way which cannot be included in the capital adequacy ratios of any bank until dissolved.
But hey, such measure is possible too simple or is it too simplistic for the Wizards of Washington to embark upon.
The stern, precise and non-wavering Volcker when "whipping" markets with a sustainable interest rate policy, thereby avoiding bubbles and excessive, non-productive rubbish, is now siding with a president very similar to the former in terms of anomalies and extremes … maybe somewhat different in nature but distinct contrary to the Volcker doctrine that I learned to respect.
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All The Websites which are Migrated from Blogspot to Self hosted Wordpress by Shoutmeloud.
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Endpoint antivirus doesn't work. Yes, the secret is out: in a dramatic public spat, the industry's biggest antivirus vendor was recently called out for failing to detect and thwart an advanced persistent attack. Granted, this wasn't really a secret to information security practitioners, but for many consumers and, surely, a few C-level executives, the event revealed that without additional security technologies, antivirus offers little protection against contemporary cyberattacks. Fortunately, this incident has shed light on the advanced methods attackers now use to easily subvert antimalware products. To briefly recap, in late January the New York Times revealed it had been the victim of China-based cyberattack campaign, which had gone on undetected for at least four months. Attackers are believed to have gained initial network access by spearphishing, then using valid credentials to make their way through the network and into more than four dozen employees' computers, seeking identities of reporters' sources on stories involving the Chinese prime minister.... Access >>>
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I did a thing
based off of this thing
i'm doing a cosplay test and made a gif
I'm having fun with my 12 inch tony ehehehe
and there's this one
so yeah, i did this gif of my taking off my mask
then i reversed it and got
Here's the first one ; u ;
I made this because I was bored.
Made in Gimp
Here are the gifs of me as John.
Your name is WADE WILSON also know as the MERC WITH THE MOUTH, DEADPOOL. Your interests include eating CHIMICHANGAS, watching cheesy ROMCOMS, and you take a fancy with SHITTY SWORDS. You always seem to ANNOY people with your EXCESSIVE amount of TALKING.


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Classics Countdown 32/53 Brother Bear
"Well, it's kind of about a man… and kind of about a bear. But mostly, it's about a monster."
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Remember when every girl wanted this phone
yoo if you had this phone in 2005 you were the coolest bitch on the block
I didn't know this was a thing. my dad had this phone.
then your dad was the coolest bitch on the block no exceptions
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Megamind. Incredibly handsome criminal genius, and master of all villainy.
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plucking your eyebrows is legitimately very stressful because you pull out one wrong hair and it's game over
imagine your current friend group but dwayne the rock johnson is an unquestioned part of it