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It's funny because there's a flipped over car on the sign

There is my first rewards. That's amazing. Thanks everyone to fill void inside me. Ahhhhhhhhhh....

Ma void dudes, Do you actually enjoy my posts? I dont see any activity with my almost 600 followers. I know I followed much but they are real people right? Comment your thoughts! There is someone who likes

I have a book in similar vain, Microwave Cooking for Two. It's there to remind me not only are decent meals slightly out of my reach, but so are meaningful relationships.

For Twin Peaks lovers Angelo is very well known figure. He composed Twin Peaks soundtracks. This is a greatest video I ever saw. That's what I call creation.

The Whole." Beeld door Joanne Leah Joanne Leah’s first solo show, 'Acid Mass,' graces virgin walls at new gallery, NOT FOR THEM. Extravagance and abjectness are the unlikely bedfellows that lend

I love her so much.

He kept me up all night with the mess, I'm like "Dangit dummy, I got to go to sleep, I gotta work in the morning". But he just kept on with it "Kill kill, Meatwad. Kill kill."

wubba lubba dub dub!

It's because if you look close down that corner, you can see the void.

have you ever seen a cartoon with random proportions in your life? Source:

Quit complaining about burden of existence, grow some balls and become an active nihilist

I start blogging about 1 week ago and my profile received almost 400 followers. Thanks everyone for support! Cheers and wait for good content!

Julio Cortázar was an Argentine novelist, short story writer, and essayist. Known as one of the founders of the Latin American Boom, Cortázar influenced an entire generation of Spanish-speaking readers

AMAZON’S smart speaker is not yet ready for life’s bigger questions, it has emerged. Since its launch, Alexa, the ‘intelligent personal assistant’, has helped people to find out what the weather is like,

Although an additional 22 million people will become uninsured under the most recent Republican proposal for TrumpCare, that doesn’t matter because “we’re all going to die” someday, a FOX News host explains.