Sean Nevermore @SeanNevermore - Twitter Profile

@MJ_smoove11 @asnf6193 @_RoxyRollins @Drtyghttokid This is the most accurate statement. I’m a HUGE HBK fan and even I admit back then, Shawn was a dick 😂. Even Shawn admits that he was an asshole back then. He got clean, found faith, and has been trying to make amends ever since. Thanks to his wife.

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Sean Nevermore @SeanNevermore

15 days ago

@GamewithDave My backlog currently sits at over 400 games. I think it’s time to start exploring it.

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LanaQuest aka RosaSparks

@LqLana

16 days ago

Hey MAGA Texans. Let me introduce you to Adam Hoffman. He raped his son’s best friend from the age of six years old to nine years old. For three years this man raped a little boy. Paxton made sure his buddy only got a 60 day sentence. Oh wait it gets better, he didn't even serve the full sixty days. Wait wait, it's gets even better. He doesn't have to register as a sex offender and his record has been wiped clean. MAGA maniacs want women to go to prison for miscarriages but are cool with pedophiles going free. Ken Paxton is a disgusting criminal, that's why Trump endorsed him. Make sure you have a plan to vote. @jamestalarico is what Texas needs. Not more of the Epstein Class. #DemsUnited

LqLana's tweet photo. Hey MAGA Texans.

Let me introduce you to Adam Hoffman. He raped his son’s best friend from the age of six years old to nine years old. For three years this man raped a little boy.

Paxton made sure his buddy only got a 60 day sentence. Oh wait it gets better, he didn't even serve the full sixty days.

Wait wait, it's gets even better. He doesn't have to register as a sex offender and his record has been wiped clean.

MAGA maniacs want women to go to prison for miscarriages but are cool with pedophiles going free.

Ken Paxton is a disgusting criminal, that's why Trump endorsed him.

Make sure you have a plan to vote. @jamestalarico is what Texas needs. Not more of the Epstein Class.
#DemsUnited

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Sean Nevermore @SeanNevermore

18 days ago

@PlayStalgiaX You can instantly tell who the OGs are. When we read PlayStation, we all assumed PS1.

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Sean Nevermore @SeanNevermore

21 days ago

@BeAfraid_Horror Aliens

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Morbid Knowledge

@MorbidKnowledge

25 days ago

Luis Alvarez spent three months at Ground Zero searching through rubble for survivors after 9/11. Eighteen years later, he spent his final days fighting for the people who had done the same. He testified before Congress while dying, went into hospice the next day, and was dead within weeks. Alvarez was born in Cuba, grew up in Queens, served in the Marines, and then spent two decades as a detective with the NYPD. After the towers fell he spent three months working in the rubble, searching for survivors and human remains. In 2016 he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer that spread to his liver. He underwent 69 rounds of chemotherapy. He never stopped working. On June 11, 2019, he testified before Congress alongside Jon Stewart in support of permanently reauthorising the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, which was running out of money. The day after his testimony, his doctors told him there was nothing more they could do. He entered hospice care shortly afterwards. His final words to Congress: "You all said you would never forget. Well, I'm here to make sure that you don't." He died on June 29, 2019, aged 53, survived by his wife and three sons aged 14, 19, and 29. As of the time of his testimony, more than 12,500 cases of cancer had been linked to Ground Zero exposure. The fund he fought for was permanently reauthorised through 2090, three weeks after his passing. He never saw it pass.

MorbidKnowledge's tweet photo. Luis Alvarez spent three months at Ground Zero searching through rubble for survivors after 9/11. Eighteen years later, he spent his final days fighting for the people who had done the same.

He testified before Congress while dying, went into hospice the next day, and was dead within weeks.

Alvarez was born in Cuba, grew up in Queens, served in the Marines, and then spent two decades as a detective with the NYPD.

After the towers fell he spent three months working in the rubble, searching for survivors and human remains.

In 2016 he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer that spread to his liver. He underwent 69 rounds of chemotherapy. He never stopped working.

On June 11, 2019, he testified before Congress alongside Jon Stewart in support of permanently reauthorising the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, which was running out of money.

The day after his testimony, his doctors told him there was nothing more they could do. He entered hospice care shortly afterwards.

His final words to Congress: "You all said you would never forget. Well, I'm here to make sure that you don't."

He died on June 29, 2019, aged 53, survived by his wife and three sons aged 14, 19, and 29.

As of the time of his testimony, more than 12,500 cases of cancer had been linked to Ground Zero exposure.

The fund he fought for was permanently reauthorised through 2090, three weeks after his passing. He never saw it pass.

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Sean Nevermore @SeanNevermore

29 days ago

@Annscattery @Gianl1974 @HappyCcinoTTV No, those people help run up prices, keep pay low, all while making record profits year over year. All of those companies have cut thousands of jobs over the past year. So please keep your “tread on me daddies” explanation over there.

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