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[. @kay_mellowX]

Okayyyy,about that ….?

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

‘THE BATMAN 2’ has been delayed to October 2, 2026.

[. @kay_mellowX]

Why tf is crypto popping up on my timeline dawg 😭 I already lost enough aura in those trenches. NEVER AGAIN.

[. @kay_mellowX]

Never deleting this app 🤣🤣

[. @kay_mellowX]

Rick Ross arrested days after his ex's allegations surfaced.50 Cent, his longtime rival, already posted about it.😆

[. @kay_mellowX]

Buggin in cloud 9 🤣

[. @kay_mellowX]

And people still make Epstein jokes.

[Shinks☆ @Shinkafabender_]

This old interview stays with me disturbs me so much. 😔

[. @kay_mellowX]

I have no idea India has such genius in their midst.

[karIA @kari_ok6]

Me encanta como todo el mundo todavía llama Twitter a Twitter

[. @kay_mellowX]

@Shinkafabender_ 😂😂😂😂

[Shinks☆ @Shinkafabender_]

They sat the most ridiculous laughs side by side and the studio never recovered

[. @kay_mellowX]

Chemistry is undefeated 😭

[. @kay_mellowX]

Looks like dinosaurs still exist 😭 Never heard of this animal in my life. Someone explain.

[Hard Hat @HardHatVetX]

1946. Karl Hermann Frank hangs before a crowd of 5,000, punishment for erasing an entire village. They called it justice. But once a crowd shows up to watch someone die, is it still justice, or has it become the same cruelty dressed differently? Curious what people think.

[. @kay_mellowX]

1958. They set off a nuclear bomb underwater. The most beautiful thing humans ever built was also the most terrifying.

[. @kay_mellowX]

was there really a secret meeting???

[𝐉𝐀𝐂𝐊 ✦ @Jackoffical09]

Trump’s visit to the aliens’ planet 👽🛸

[. @kay_mellowX]

This is what's happening in your skull every time you learn something new. Craziest part? You never feel it happening.

[. @kay_mellowX]

This is what's happening in your skull every time you learn something new. Craziest part? You never feel it happening.

[. @kay_mellowX]

@xdimao @Jay_Musk_JR Pointing out that a crowd enjoying an execution is a different feeling than justice being served isn't sympathizing with the guy who got executed. It's a pretty basic distinction

[. @kay_mellowX]

1946. Karl Hermann Frank hangs before a crowd of 5,000, punishment for erasing an entire village. They called it justice. But once a crowd shows up to watch someone die, is it still justice, or has it become the same cruelty dressed differently? Curious what people think.

[. @kay_mellowX]

@ShutItYaFatCunt @Jay_Musk_JR Then Owensboro 1936 was justice too, hotdog vendors and all. That's kind of the point

[. @kay_mellowX]

@jondotfreeman @Chomag77 Nobody mentioned rehabilitation either. You're arguing with three different points, none of which were made in the original post