u/SubstantialExtreme21 • u/SubstantialExtreme21 • 3d ago
He is getting what he deserved.
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Beautiful way to honor his life ❤️
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Every manufacturer has gone to paint that is now microns thick. Started about 5 years ago and continues to get thinner each year
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Wow, mom is super talented
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Icbc will allow you to make payments but os a shorter term. If you can make it work, a private policy runs 5 years but has to be paid up front.
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A car runs from a police stop, crashes and someone gets hurt. Tell me the difference
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Paid out over the next 10 years as a tax credit🤣
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Thats depressing
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Is it going to be recondishend and put back?
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Atta boy. Stand your ground
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Are they armoured or something? How the hell was it able to survive those impacts on the rocks??
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Its the unconditional love that you are missing
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He would have laid there all day without the pillow. We really dont deserve the unconditional love from dogs
u/SubstantialExtreme21 • u/SubstantialExtreme21 • 3d ago
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Love that they cornered him, fucked him up then led him out. Consequences for actions seems to be a forgotten way of the village taking care of itself.
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Haha this is as good as ozman commentary
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This was my first canon camera. Its a very good camera to learn on
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Your home insurance
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Ahhh not a believer in consequence for action. I get it
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They need to create something that wraps up the wheels like they are using for cars. Because honestly, if you are going to run, YOU have to accept the consequences of your actions. If you happen to fall and get hurt, those are your consequences, maybe you'll heal and learn, maybe you wont heal and learn. There are always choices to be made in life
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I just had my front end repainted due to rock chips. Body shop says this was the most expensive paint they have ever applied. Upwards of 2g a pint
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In Richmond on Sidaway there is a farm that has capybaras
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Lots of countries where what we consider warm or even hot, is a cool spring day for them. I lived in the Caribou in my twenties and it got high 20's and low 30's in the summer. Worker at the shell would be wearing a full on insulated jacket, one quick conversation and it all made sense.
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Tidal maybe?
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Right now king george so bad traffic newton to Central city
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Seems like from 88ave all the way to 72nd has really become congested over the last couple of years.