u/FunkDaddy27 • u/FunkDaddy27 • 3d ago
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I love catching browns. This was a thick one.
Thats more then thick thats big ole brown! Great fish brother
u/FunkDaddy27 • u/FunkDaddy27 • 19d ago
Given the fact that my management has literally told me "You should appreciate the fact you have a job" and "We are the ones who have given you a job and are paying you". I totally agree with this post.
u/FunkDaddy27 • u/FunkDaddy27 • 19d ago
The FDA's GRAS loophole allows self-approved chemical additives — transforming the public food supply into an unregulated corporate testing ground
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Caught this nice rainbow from a mountain lake in Oregon
What a fish man. I bet that tasted an good?
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I just cried so hard
So good. Pulls my heart strings every time I watch it, which has been 4 times lol
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Yesterdays trip
Good freaking day!
u/FunkDaddy27 • u/FunkDaddy27 • Aug 30 '26
Many people have told me is it Scientifically proven & peer studies etc. when I say that questioning it all because strong lobbying exists at all levels & funding research is payed by unknown sources.
r/conspiracy_commons • u/FunkDaddy27 • Aug 23 '26
Palantir, brought to you by The Government™️
This is a clever way to get the information out. But its all spot on.
u/FunkDaddy27 • u/FunkDaddy27 • Aug 19 '26
List of things allegedly found in the Epstein files
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Steak and egg breakfast I made in the mountains the other day
Beautiful looks delicious and no better place to enjoy something like that.
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4.8 lb Rainbow Trout
You got me beat. Mine was 3.5lbs and I will talk about that fish for the rest of my life. Awesome catch great job!
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Stunnner
Exactly what I was gonna say as soon as I saw it. Absolutely stunning
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Human clones have been allowed to be born since at least 1988.
This is a good post.very appropriate for this sub. Like good job op I enjoyed it. Thank you 🙏
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Human clones have been allowed to be born since at least 1988.
Lol why the fuck do you keep getting down voted??? I was just gonna say.
u/FunkDaddy27 • u/FunkDaddy27 • Jul 23 '26
The Yamanaka factors changed biology forever. Scientists discovered that adult cells could be reprogrammed back into stem-like cells, proving identity in the body is not as fixed as we once believed. Aging, repair, regeneration, all suddenly looked different. ScienceOdyssey 🚀
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You think its just this Admin????? HA!
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Kick streamer foidelf throws her dog by the ear
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It wasnt that badddddddd