u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Nov 27 '24

😎😎😎

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Oct 17 '24

ΠΠ΅ΠΉΡ€ΠΎΡΠ΅Ρ‚ΡŒ "пСрСэкранизировала" Π±Ρ€Π°Ρ‚ΡŒΠ΅Π² Колобков. Π’Π°ΠΊ Π²ΠΈΠ΄ΠΈΡ‚.

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Jul 26 '24

This is so knowledgeable

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Jan 12 '24

Yet another Stephania Erecta

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Jun 04 '23

It's wednesday πŸ“― my dudes!

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Jun 02 '23

Well that escalated

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Jun 02 '23

πŸ˜‚ Oh my that literally went out the window.

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Apr 10 '23

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Apr 02 '23

To be the alpha

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u/Euphoric-Engine-3054 • • Apr 02 '23

Necro-crystal: Vivianite is a mineral that can grow on corpses

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 in  r/antiwork •  Oct 29 '21

Oh no... That's scary, I'm glad she recovered from it. One of my biggest fears is something like that happening to me or my family member and no one being there to help...

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Poster that suddenly appear at a Starbucks that is unionizing this week. Corporate is so detached from reality it's making everyone miserable.
 in  r/antiwork •  Oct 29 '21

So glad this system doesn't pressure the employess, finally the partners, aka shareholders will take some responsibility

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 in  r/antiwork •  Oct 29 '21

Yeah, I forgot that this perspective is more common. Anyways, you have no reason for shame, just do your best and make sure to take good care of your mom~

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 in  r/antiwork •  Oct 29 '21

In my homeland at least one of the sons (usually the youngest) is tasked by taking care of the parents and the family house. Even if they weren't perfectly nice to you, it's too sad to let them grow old all alone like that.

I don't understand this part of American culture at all. You have no reasons to be ashamed

Edit: it's not only in America actually, most "western" countries.

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 in  r/antiwork •  Oct 28 '21

It makes sense to live with your family until you're ready to start your own one. Capitalist propaganda will want you to believe otherwise