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[rod @x69rod69x]

wena cabros tengan cuidado con esta weona q anda estafando con weas de la escena, me cago con un cd de la brea, y he visto varios casos en los q se ha cagado a mas gente con otros cds

[polent snake @_facunddo]

como se siente ver marketplace en un vc con 8 personas

[Faolán ☭ 🇰🇵 @itsfaolan]

me trying to remember what Marx was talking about once my bank account has three digits in it

[macarroncomqueso @maqueso69]

Perdón 😿

[Everything Metal Gear ❗ @MetalGear_QWC]

Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2001)
Art by Yoji Shinkawa

[fio @unicornio2006o]

cuando la micro culia no te para y te la quedai mirando para hacerla explotar con tu telequinesis

[HIDEO_KOJIMA @HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN]

Purchased.

[Clona @_El_jonna]

Candelabro xfavor escucha mis plegarias y hagan una tocata Ahora o Nunca y vendan cd's

[ྐ❤︎ @slow939]

johnny joestar if your heart is wavering skip your college classes

[luksmuk @luksmuk]

@cocomanta9_ Shout out to mace on tiktok for one of the hardest solidus edits ever made

[HIDEO_KOJIMA @HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN]

I wasn’t particularly interested at first, but since it’s Zach Cregger’s latest film, I went to see “Resident Evil.” Right from the opening, it hits you with music reminiscent of “The Thing.” From there, it’s a relentless barrage of classic horror techniques, terrifying situations, and jump scares that never lets up until the very end. This isn’t a film adaptation of “Resident Evil.” It’s a film about the experience of playing “Resident Evil,” controller in hand. It reminded me of how I felt when I first played the original “Resident Evil” on PlayStation back in 1996. I was just like Bryan in this movie. I kept getting game over after game over, shouting “F***!” over and over again. lol I’m also happy I managed to pick up a program for “Digger.”

[criss @kr1ss00]

@x69rod69x mejor ponte a estudiar álgebra 2 imbecil xdd

[azu #FreePalatinate @azu2137]

this shit is making it so embarassing to be an incel bruh i gotta go get some pussy