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"Quite frankly sir, I don't think we can make America great again without hanging your CEO publicly for treason." Quite frankly, the hangings should have happened a long time ago

Tonight! youtube.com/@modernityleave

Bouncy chonky boy is happy it's Friday once again

WEBSITE UPDATE. I AM ON THE PART NOW WHERE I AM GONNA MAKE A FRIENDS PAGE. THERE IS A SITE CALLED AUDIOMAC AND IF YOU MAKE A PLAYLIST ON THAT SITE IT GIVES YOU A NICE LOOKING EMBED SO IF ANYONE OUT THERE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A PLAYLIST ON MY WEBSITE GO TO https://audiomack.com/ MAKE A PLAYLIST AND SEND ME THE EMBED. THE SITE NOW HAS AN INTEGRATED CHAT INTO THE VIDEO PLAYER W NO LOGIN AND I PLAN ON DOING MY LIVESTREAMS THERE FROM NOW ON AND MAYBE OTHER ARTISTS IF THEY ARE INTERESTED LMK

STAGE_1.vhs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zbAjTgXwyE

Archstoyanie is an annual large outdoor contemporary art festival in Nikola-Lenivets Art Park. Annihilation is an interactive light installation, the more people gather around it, the more intense the light becomes

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NEW - University of Michigan will stop issuing real letter grades to "curb the mental health crisis unfolding among college-aged individuals." Letter grades will still be tracked internally for compliance and academic honors, but they will not appear on transcripts or count toward grade-point averages. Read here: https://www.disclose.tv/id/xd5mmv6qfc/ @disclosetv

This is Symptom Of The Universe but slowed down to a tempo and pitch that you would probably hear classic White Zombie play at. I kinda like it this way.

A Carnegie Mellon professor who spent ten years building rides for Disney walked on stage with ten tumors in his liver and spent 76 minutes explaining how to get what you want out of life. For free. Keynote speakers charge $30,000 for a thinner version of it. He opened with the scans and the doctors' prognosis: three to six months left. Then he did pushups on stage so the room would stop pitying him. No cancer today. No faith either. Nothing about his wife and children, because he would not get through it. His name was Randy Pausch, a computer scientist who spent his career building virtual reality...

I was interested in the books this guy was archiving. I thought he was nothing more than just a curious fella trying to find old books to preserve. I didn't expect a few weeks after seeing this guy's videos (more than a few where he said explicitly that he wasn't suicidal,) to find that he died from hanging. And to be honest this guy is kind of a goofball...so am I... but those fraternal orders don't like to be exposed and challenged.

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