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Bruh i just came across an ad it was compelling af on twitter idk how it came across it .. but had me hooked

Some flick called return of his majesty on some shitty app call Drama box

I swesar it was like 10 to 12 minutes first few minutes laid down the narrative/plot then it was leading up to the crescendo
. Soon as it that point it cut off i was interested enough to watch what i saw interested enough to be annoyed they cut it before the pay off... but idk if i feel like watching the movie... that shit had me hooked though
 
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The Lonious Monk said:
Remember when people were calling him the real life Tony Stark. He's becoming the real Lex Luthor.
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Nah, Lex was smarter and more respected. Dude acts like a mash up of a few goofy characters.

Like Kyle's cousin Kyle from South Park



Zigerion from Rick and Morty



And Tommy from Rick and Morty



Whats funny to me is him trying to reinvent himself as a troll cuz he thinks they think he's cool. When square people well into adulthood try to be cool and troll, it always ends badly for them, and they end up getting trolled. He didnt learn his lesson after he got out trolled and was forced to buy Twitter. More L's are coming for him.
 
I love how our modest trash can looks so turnt.

Beer cans, liquor bottles, pre roll tubes.... But we family and wholesome as shit..
 
We were just talking about this kinda stuff last year. These cities are at constant odds with utility companies and actively don’t fix infrastructure because they hope that when it fails. The utility company most affected, pays the cost for repairs to the infrastructure when fixing their stuff.

I was shocked when I found out that this was normal practice in my city. It appears to be normal practice everywhere. And one of the main reasons why roads and bridges are in bad condition. Makes you wonder what exactly they do with the money actually allocated to infrastructure.

Similar stuff took place in Atlanta last year and New York late last year

 
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