@MMFlint Ken Lay never should have been imprisoned. #magic He wasn’t. #necronixon: #DontTreadonUs @billclinton BadCompany till the day I die
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Budweiser Brewing Company APACMolson Coors Beverage Company re: Spec Ad: JV [COORS TV AD] MAN #1 [With a can of Coors pouring it from on high into a large tumbler, mug or glass stein]: #COORS is for POURING. MAN #2 [ON HIS THIRD COORS LIGHT, grabs one out of the ice and toasts the bartender;…
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Jumping into a chilly spring Fallen Leaf Lake run-off from a height.
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CHAD, County Sheriff of San Bernardino Co. gets my virtual vote. Although Protestants have personality, Catholics seem to be more DOGE-LIKE. Charity is more rampant at #PepperdineCaruso. Furious indignation. Italian-Americans are equals. CHAD is RAD. Post-commentary by John Rubens: subtext: Although Protestants have personality, Catholics seem to be more DOGE-LIKE. Charity is more rampant at…
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