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LittleJerrySeinfield

Favorite team:US Space Force 
Location:350,000 Post Karma
Biography:Coined the phrase "Junk in the trunk"
Interests:I have many leather-bound books.
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Registered on:8/7/2013
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Not gonna lie, I'm a bit nervous for this one. Pretty bad matchup for Bama offensively.


Eh, OU's strength is their run defense. Bama struggles running against everyone, so it's not like that can get worse. The best offense they've faced is Ole Miss and lost that one. I think the Bama passing game makes enough plays to eke out a win.
I wish I had a team I could pay to post gifs on here so I could make something of myself.
He’s got to be tired off those idiots at Barstool.
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bridge over troubled water

...is now the bridge to nowhere.


Looks like it was a bridge too far
I, for one, am relieved they finally got this sorted out.
Who's on First



Dead Parrots






Department of Funny Walks




Everything else
If you want to find out who rules over you, find out who you can't criticize.

What he did was dumb, but not illegal.
She said "they usually don't do that" referring to the chemtrails being bunched together and parallel.
Check out the dive the QB makes at the end after barely being pushed. He wanted no part in trying to tackle that dude. Would make Milroe proud.
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When the lady "chaperone" first comes to see Carol, she immediately recognizes her as a female version of a fictional character from one of her novels, not a real person. So does this higher power also morph? Or did they just find a female doppelganger of Carol's fictional character among the pre-existing human race?


That was why they showed the whole sequence of that woman going from cleaning up bodies in a desert somewhere, flying the plane, and showing up at Carol's. It was a doppelganger, which freaked Carol out more that they knew that she originally planned for that character to be female.
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I'm curious to see how the hive mind starts behaving over time. They've all been dedicated to cleaning up and treating the remaining normies like royalty. We haven't really seen them do anything for "fun" yet. They say that they're happy but they're acting like robots.


If you think about it, the could just have a few hundred or so of them doing fun things all the time and they'd all experience those moments.
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I do agree with whoever posted before about the conversation about them not being able to kill, but they won't stop anyone else from killing an animal to prepare for food. I don't think this was just a throwaway conversation.


They did warn Carol that they couldn't protect the non-hive folks from themselves.