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what will America choose?

what will America choose?
i’m up, but am i really awake?
i’m up, but am i really awake?
that security guard deserves a medal
that security guard deserves a medal
smart and funny. a true legend
smart and funny. a true legend
thoughts?
thoughts?
remember this scene? Here’s how it was filmed
remember this scene? Here’s how it was filmed
Adding ‘visit salt mountain in pakistan’ to my bucket list.
Adding ‘visit salt mountain in pakistan’ to my bucket list.
‘merica…
‘merica…
the biggest plot hole in star wars
the biggest plot hole in star wars
for when your pencil won’t sharpen itself at the beach
for when your pencil won’t sharpen itself at the beach
it’s. for. my. peacocks.
it’s. for. my. peacocks.
my favorite stormtrooper helmet
my favorite stormtrooper helmet
priorities, right?
priorities, right?
i said that out loud?
i said that out loud?
i just wanted a midnight snack, not a noise complaint…
i just wanted a midnight snack, not a noise complaint…
cha cha cha!
cha cha cha!
I+could+embroider+this+poetry.
I could embroider this poetry.
Lorde+of+Lands+is+overstepping+harrrrrrrd.
Lorde of Lands is overstepping harrrrrrrd.
Dyson+has+taken+control+of+Azkaban.
Dyson has taken control of Azkaban.
Mandy+Patinkin+appreciates+the+gift+of+life.+%5B1%3A12%5D
Mandy Patinkin appreciates the gift of life. [1:12]
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These+ducks+were+very+expensive.
These ducks were very expensive.
Worth+it+%26%238211%3B+every+grammar+nazi+everywhere.
Worth it – every grammar nazi everywhere.
We+don%26%238217%3Bt+give+the+pigeons+enough+credit.
We don’t give the pigeons enough credit.
That+didn%26%238217%3Bt+really+%5Bpersonal%5D+pan+out+for+him%2C+did+it%3F
That didn’t really [personal] pan out for him, did it?
You+can+milk+anything+with+silk+sacks%26%238230%3B+Focker.
You can milk anything with silk sacks… Focker.
This+is+bipartisanly+worrisome.
This is bipartisanly worrisome.
Free.+Will+deliver.
Free. Will deliver.
A+girl+and+her+cat%2C+England%2C+WWII.%2C+circish+1940
A girl and her cat, England, WWII., circish 1940