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@got_becky

[PJ @PMcClane11]

@0smosisjone He was ahead of his time, fast break 3 pointer common practice now 🤣

[PJ @PMcClane11]

Moron

[julian gates @wastedju]

Drake really just Israeli rap

[PJ @PMcClane11]

@CoachECoop Horrendous

[PJ @PMcClane11]

🗑️

[Heel @0smosisjone]

What we doing Fox????

[OVO 🦉 @UpstateOVO]

“ICEMAN EPISODE 4” Full Stream without @UpstateOVO watermark on it for all you pussies that complain. Here you go now you can go post it to your pages too.

[Smiley @30GotNext]

Stop delete this shit

[PJ @PMcClane11]

🧊

[patrick. @imPatrickT]

me and the boys before THE ODYSSEY

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Your tattoo ink doesn't stay in your skin. It breaks apart and travels through your body to your lymph nodes, where it settles for life. And in the US, nobody has ever tested what's actually in it.

Lund University in Sweden studied 5,695 people for this one. They controlled for sun exposure, tanning beds, skin type, smoking, income. After stripping out all those variables, people with tattoos still had a 29% higher risk of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. Mixed black and colored ink pushed that number to 38%. People who'd had their tattoos for 10 to 15 years had 67% higher risk.

Only 30% of the melanomas showed up where the tattoo actually was. The other 70% appeared on completely different parts of the body. The ink is traveling through the body, doing damage far from where it was injected.

Your immune system is the reason. It treats tattoo ink like an invader. White blood cells swallow the particles and try to drag them to your lymph nodes (small filters spread throughout your body that help fight infections). But the particles never leave. They just sit there. A research team in France used X-ray imaging on donated human bodies and confirmed tattoo pigments stay lodged in the lymph nodes permanently. A separate 2025 study then found this causes inflammation in the lymph nodes for months, and it actually weakened the body's response to COVID vaccines.

Black tattoo ink is loaded with the same compounds found in coal tar and cigarette smoke. The World Health Organization classifies these as cancer-causing. Colored inks use pigments that break down into different cancer-causing compounds when they get hit by sunlight or during laser tattoo removal. Arsenic, cadmium, lead, and chromium show up across almost every ink color.

The EU saw the data and in January 2022 restricted over 4,000 chemicals in tattoo ink across all 27 member states. The FDA has the authority to do the same thing. They have never used it. No tattoo ink sold in America has ever been FDA-approved for injection into human skin. The only guidance the agency has issued was in 2024, and it covered bacteria in ink bottles, not the cancer-causing chemicals in the ink itself.

82 million Americans have at least one tattoo, roughly 1 in 3 adults. Every one of them has permanent, untested chemical deposits sitting in their lymph nodes right now. The EU already decided those chemicals were too dangerous to leave on the market.

[Travonne Edwards @Travonne]

i don’t like how tj maxx handled business @0smosisjone came up with vj maxx and had merch and all and tried to strong arm the situation , so i won’t be co-signing this partnership

[Complex Pop Culture @ComplexPop]

Val Kilmer & Robert De Niro training for HEAT (1995)

[Sopranos World @SopranosWorld]

Checking in on my summer body

[THAT SOUTHERN DUDE @TSDmemes]

When you’re 40+ and move the clock forward one hour

[🐢✨America Is Musty✨🐢 @DragonflyJonez]

Most fun basketball video game I ever played in my life.

[Mike @mhc_76]

Even if he's proven right, just a total unnecessary pot shot at a guy who by all accounts was a beloved teammate and member of the org on his way out the door

[Miilato @miiilato]

i’m like Tony Soprano but without the gang, the money and the women.
In fact, i just have panic attacks

[High Yield Harry @HighyieldHarry]

Back to it

[PJ @PMcClane11]

@Steelersdepot