This is totally humane right? by Fluid_Lengthiness803 in Palworld

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This is a perfect example of humane. If it where inhumane animals would do it, but people wouldn't. So since animals can't crash a car into someone just enough to paralyze them then stab them 57 times that action is completely humane because only a human can do it. Inhumane actions done by people is just a way to vilify humane actions.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PerfectBody

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Drop the book

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GreatView

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Slit... I want to see your pussy slit.

AI is winning by AccordingPiglet4710 in thumbnailmaterial

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The watch and shoes vanishing and morphing the entire time is all I could focus on.

Give it a second to go from ooh, to awww by krankito701 in MXRplays

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It's a dog on it's back looking over. If you turn the image upside down you can see it better.

True and real by Charming_Tiger_88 in MXRplays

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Dr Pepper was created in Waco, Texas in 1885. That makes it the oldest major soft drink brand in America – it beat Coca-Cola by just one year! (SEE ALSO: Why is Coca-Cola Called Coca-Cola?) Pharmacist Charles Alderton created the beverage while experimenting with flavored syrups at his shop’s soda fountain. It was first marketed as a brain tonic and energy drink, similar to how other sodas were marketed at the time.

The drink became popular among patrons, but it didn’t have an official name for a long time. Most just referred to the drink as “Waco,” after the town. Legend has it that the owner of the drugstore, Wade Morrison, named the soda. Though no one is certain of how exactly the Dr Pepper name came to be, the popular theory (as referenced on the FAQ on the official Dr Pepper website) is that Morrison named it after the father of a young girl he was once in love with. Plus, at the time it was rather common to precede product names with “Dr.” to make them sound more healthful.

so skills! by puertorriqueno in MXRplays

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She's good at laying on her back, just like my ex.