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It's so funny how the game store used to sell games the music store used to sell music and hot topic used to sell goffic accessories but now they all stock the same anime backpacks and novelty fnaf soap of whatever
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missing someone is crazy because you’ll have dreams that r like “we went on a nice walk together :)” and you’ll wake up feeling like you’re gonna throw up
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sorry I say weird shit sometimes I’m just so excited to be alive
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we usually think of mood as a scale from 1-5, but there's actually a negative scale too, where the frown turns back into a smile, but just a little insane !
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i saw this tweet yesterday and then today on the subway i saw a guy stumble on the subway and i laughed aloud at him by mistake while remembering it
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HELPPP WHY WOULD THE INTERVIEWER ASK THIS IN THE FIRST PLACE 💀💀💀
reminds me of this bit from a breaking bad interview with jonathan banks lol
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i genuinely think this is one of the funniest shit he’s said, like, ever
Simon Pegg did an interview fairly recently where he was asked about this and he said he chose Mission: Impossible III as an example because he really thought he had no shot of being in M:I:III given that he had auditioned for an earlier iteration of the film that Tom Cruise had been developing with David Fincher and wasn’t cast.
Pegg didn’t know at the time of his comment that it had fallen through or that Cruise had instead tapped TV showrunner JJ Abrams to direct. He found out when Abrams got the number for his production office in London, where he and Edgar Wright were working on Hot Fuzz, and called Pegg directly to say that he and Cruise heard about his comment, were both big fans of Shaun of the Dead, and wanted him to come out to LA for a few days to play the part of tech analyst Benji Dunn.
That was 20 years ago this year. Pegg has been in every Mission: Impossible movie since including the final one which releases this year.
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Can't even boycott the last of us, can't even boycott captain america, SOME OF YOU CAN'T EVEN QUIT HARRY POTTER. And then you refuse to read some classic from a guy who's not even around to do any harm because "all the classics were written by white heterosexual men" WHICH IS NOT EVEN TRUE
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On an August afternoon, Pablo stared down at a foam plate sloshing with flavorless pinto beans and a particularly bad version of huevos a la Mexicana. The simple, usually delicious scramble of eggs, tomatoes, onions and jalapeños is difficult to mess up. But if anyone can find a way to make it unpalatable, it’s the cook at his labor camp. Soupy eggs are the last thing the 42-year-old from western Mexico wants to eat. But after a 12-hour day harvesting tobacco in the brutal and sometimes deadly summer heat, he must eat – and this was far from the worst meal he’s been given. A few weeks ago, fellow farm workers got sick due to raw and moldy food they were forced to purchase. On days like this, Pablo can’t decide which is worse: that he’s forced to pay $80 a week for this slop, or that everything about what he eats, when he eats and how much he eats is tightly controlled by his employer. Pablo, who is using a pseudonym due to fear of retaliation, is one of more than 35,000 migrant workers in North Carolina this year as part of the H-2A Temporary Agricultural Worker Program, a guest visa program overseen by the US Department of Labor (DoL). The program enables American employers to hire foreign workers to perform seasonal agricultural work. Employers in the program frequently exploit their migrant employees, and the structure of the program makes easy work of it. Visas are tied to a single employer who must also provide housing, transportation and access to food, creating a crushing power imbalance between American employers and migrant H-2A workers.
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blocked my bitch ex husband on everything but hes on the communications team at wikipedia so he's still finding ways to contact me
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