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John Smith retweeted
People doing the 4chan is for intellectuals schtick are extremely late to that observation and also laughably wrong now. The place fell off a fucking cliff and is just robo threads and boring contrarianism. Hardly the Wild West minus the handful of pedo gatekeepers on /tv/.
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Apparently all these bridesmaids I met actually were a psyop who never got invited again. Now my married couple friends hit me up for social events as basically their only interaction that's not work or the kids. Apparently it's a painful topic why the wives are lonely.
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This is so disingenuous because there isn't some vast spectrum of individuality amongst "queers", but the opposite, extremely rigid archetypes you do everything you can to mold yourselves into, clone armies of liliths with the exact same personality.
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I used to reply “would” to pictures of hot women implying I would find the idea of sex with them agreeable. As my confidence increased I started to reply “will”. Now I’ve reached a level of self actualization where I simply reply “am”.
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The H3 Podcast was CumTown for people who were ejected from their friend groups by unanimous vote
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In modern world Catholic priests often listens to more rock, than people from "Alfa generation".
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Unrelated observation: she’s the first female bodybuilder I’ve seen with a legitimately big, well-built ass. The rest are usually flat.
Meet Tefani-Sam Razhi (Teffany or Tiffany Sam), born October 15, 2000, in Lebanon, is an IFBB Pro Wellness athlete known as “The Quadmother” for her extreme lower-body development. She earned her Pro card and the Overall title at the 2022 Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe at age 22, then won the 2023 Miami Muscle Beach Pro and Atlantic Coast Pro plus the 2025 Heart of Texas Pro, with Olympia finishes of 7th (2023) and 16th (2024–2025). Standing about 5’1”, she built her physique through high-intensity, high-frequency leg training and later released her “Quadmother Method” program.5
In April 2026 she retired from competition to focus on coaching, citing greater passion for guiding others, the emotional cost of prep, and a refusal to shrink her legs to meet shifting Wellness standards. She continues training hard, creates YouTube and Instagram content, coaches clients, and has written a memoir (Not As Strong As You Think). As the first Lebanese IFBB Pro Wellness athlete and a three-time Olympian, she remains active sharing training, mindset, and recovery insights while building her brand on her own terms.
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Meet Tefani-Sam Razhi (Teffany or Tiffany Sam), born October 15, 2000, in Lebanon, is an IFBB Pro Wellness athlete known as “The Quadmother” for her extreme lower-body development. She earned her Pro card and the Overall title at the 2022 Olympia Amateur Eastern Europe at age 22, then won the 2023 Miami Muscle Beach Pro and Atlantic Coast Pro plus the 2025 Heart of Texas Pro, with Olympia finishes of 7th (2023) and 16th (2024–2025). Standing about 5’1”, she built her physique through high-intensity, high-frequency leg training and later released her “Quadmother Method” program.5
In April 2026 she retired from competition to focus on coaching, citing greater passion for guiding others, the emotional cost of prep, and a refusal to shrink her legs to meet shifting Wellness standards. She continues training hard, creates YouTube and Instagram content, coaches clients, and has written a memoir (Not As Strong As You Think). As the first Lebanese IFBB Pro Wellness athlete and a three-time Olympian, she remains active sharing training, mindset, and recovery insights while building her brand on her own terms.
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Impossible to overstate how much we live in a moral world shaped by Christianity. The idea that this sentiment would have been shared by Christ’s contemporaries or by us today if he’d never lived is preposterous.
going thru diaries from when i was struggling with my Christian faith. It seems even from a very young age, I was confused that Jesus's sacrifice was supposed to be such a big deal. I find multiple entries across the years with variations on "Obviously any of us would do that for someone we loved, it kinda seems like Jesus just hitting the bare minimum"
