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Like, we laugh at this. But every Texan stops at Buc-ee's. If you know, you know....now I want some beaver nuggets
Time is the universe.
It flows and never stops. Late, but never fails.
It's not partial, it's not special either.
Returns everything to dust, and the dust is recreated.
Lives are taken, and wounds are healed.
Time is life.
@luxlyre i was thinking its prosthetic bc her skin kinda goes into it? and it looks like its skinnier than her leg which makes me think her leg stops at the knee
The @pcitygaming Beat Em Up Tuesday is today!
$50 pot bonus for GG -Strive- and SF5, sponsored by OneStopShopLLC!
Doors open: 5pm
Tournaments start: 8pm
Last Casuals: 10:30pm
We'll have setups for GG, SF5, T7 and DBFZ, feel free to bring you're own console too!
LETS ROCK!
Season 2 begins with a deep dive into the very first Zucker/Abrahams/Zucker joint, 1977's The Kentucky Fried Movie.
Plus, Mike White from @proboothcast stops by to discuss A Fistful of Yen & Enter the Dragon! (Links below.)
#podcasts #podcast #PodNation #comedy #podernfamily
First ever @joshthebigtiger pic I got still in love with it. Hope daddy baylith stops soon or I might just outgrow the house...of maybe I want too;3
Evie stops by in Kugane to ask Kaien's parents to sign a funky looking paper
it's high time shixiong stops doing boring paperwork and pays attention to lqg ☝️👏👏
#SVSSS #LiuShen #Liuqingge #ShenQingqiu
Treat is here, so it's time to party! @munchdevil really pulled out the stops with this sweet oc.
Throughout the entirety of the ultrastructure it's commonly known: At adulthood you stop aging. You want pay for for your wrinkles... Or instead you can hit the buy food stops and hit the slots.
You don't ever hear anything otherwise hmm?
Of course not.
By word of the Tomp's
Cutest spider in #dsmp
#Shroudthespider :)
[Don't steal or your favorite white boy stops streaming]
@EmeryReigns I post this comic by @FLoaBComic every time this conversation comes up cause it never stops being relevant.
Travelling with John Minton through Corsica in 1947, Alan Ross wrote: 'It was rugged travel; the hotels were basic and often dirty. We lived on bread, cheese, figs, pastis and wine. The bus journeys were slow and suffocating, with long stops for no particular reason.'