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HeadSet
2024 Aug 27, 6:46pm
HeadSet
2024 Aug 27, 6:46pm
DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says
Nice, but why is Kamala presented as she looked in her thirties? This below is closer to her actual 60 year old self:
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Nice, but why is Kamala presented as she looked in her thirties? This below is closer to her actual 60 year old self:
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DOGEWontAmountToShit
2024 Sep 11, 12:21pm
DOGEWontAmountToShit
2024 Sep 11, 12:21pm
Further proof that the Left just don't understand memes.
They are passing this around, oblivious that it attracts more visibility to the issue that they actually do not want:
They are passing this around, oblivious that it attracts more visibility to the issue that they actually do not want:
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Maga_Chaos_Monkey
2024 Sep 21, 12:05pm
Maga_Chaos_Monkey
2024 Sep 21, 12:05pm
DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says
It really is incredible we can breath this stuff. Space aliens might find earth quite toxic.
It really is incredible we can breath this stuff. Space aliens might find earth quite toxic.
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stereotomy
2024 Sep 22, 8:56pm
stereotomy
2024 Sep 22, 8:56pm
SoTex says
The Great Oxygenation event over 2 billion years ago was possibly the greatest genocide ever. Any biological base that couldn't survive the poison of oxygen was destroyed - who knows how many alternate biologies were exterminated? That being said, free oxygen allowed much higher metabolic rates, which in turn enabled the development of large animals.
DemocratsAreTotallyFucked says
It really is incredible we can breath this stuff. Space aliens might find earth quite toxic.
The Great Oxygenation event over 2 billion years ago was possibly the greatest genocide ever. Any biological base that couldn't survive the poison of oxygen was destroyed - who knows how many alternate biologies were exterminated? That being said, free oxygen allowed much higher metabolic rates, which in turn enabled the development of large animals.
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