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I have 10 hours a day to sit in front of a computer with the internet for the next 3 days. What should I do?
(hexbear.net)
HELP ME I AM SO BOREDDDDDDDD!!!!! 
to me it seems like just another fad created for consumerism to make some people super rich by exploiting people's desire to play a game and turn it into an addictive consumerist obsession (constantly creating new characters to keep people having to buy new things to play/win, making limited edition consumer items, heavily marketing to vulnerable children just like mcdonalds used to do, etc).
but I am in favor of letting people enjoy things, so have fun. i'm not going to stop you.
yeah the democrats are gross for that, as usual.
bringing a new meaning to snake oil.
when trump dies i am going to make a fortune writing BS about how he was spotted in some other country plotting his comeback with top advisors....
ok let's start a business to sell trump's ball sweat to these people. it'll work.
wow that guy's videos jump around all over the place so much. so hard to watch.
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what a wingnut. 
one less 
zombie on the streets.
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lmao 
for murdering millions of koreans in just a few years, Amerikkka deserves much worse. but it's a start.
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this new juanita guaido must go!
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they're not the only ones! 
The town of Kazreti, nestled in the picturesque mountains of Georgia near the border with Armenia, once boasted a cinema, a bank, musical fountains, two schools and a kindergarten. Dance ensembles and volleyball teams from across the Soviet Union would come to perform and compete, and central heating and electricity were free.
“It was a true Communist oasis,” said Davit Jakeli, 52, who worked as a carpenter in a state-run vocational school in the town of about 5,500 people, about 50 miles southwest of the Georgian capital, Tbilisi.
But after the Soviet Union’s collapse in the 1990s, he said, everything also came crashing down in Kazreti. No longer supported by the Soviet command economy, the unprofitable local gold and copper mines and an enrichment plant were shut, putting hundreds of people out of work. They reopened years later on a much smaller scale under private ownership. Now there is just one school in the town and the cinema and bank have closed. The fountains, which once adorned a central square, are long gone. Stray dogs roam potholed roads flanked by decrepit apartments.
“It is a huge injustice what happened here,” said Mr. Jakeli, who now resells scrap metal from the courtyard of his home.
includes an interview with someone from Reimagining Soviet Georgia a podcast discussing soviet times in Georgia without the negative western propaganda bias.
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remember when biden's 2020 presidential campaign promised he would only serve 1 term? pepperidge farm remembers
(www.usnews.com)
honestly just lying to people and going back on your word about this makes me want to not vote for him as much as anything else.
what a scumbag. he is not a man of his word.
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