Another thing that Lucas predicted was the increase of age gap relationships where the woman was older than the man. Like all great memetic artists he reached the ether in ways even he didn't anticipate
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Born in Israel, barred from IDF service: 43 young people fight to enlist
'There are enough of us to form an entire company': Children of Filipino migrant workers who grew up in Israel want to enlist in the military, but despite a w...
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Replying to @RealDixonUranus
Say "beep" again! C'mon, say "beep"
again! I dare ya, I double dare ya
motherfucker, say "beep" one more
goddamn time!
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Childhood is when you idolize Anakin. Adulthood is when you understand that Obi-Wan was right
this some hard psyops lol, if fuentes was smart he'll say shit like this
Even Iranian people who I’ve spoken to/DM’ed who still support “Iranian Islamic Revolutionism” on a personal level basically admit that their ideology is dead in Millenials and Zoomers and everyone under ~40 in Iran is essentially an atheist who watches all the recent ‘decadent Western movies’, anime and Vizieslop Hazbin Hotel shows essentially.
This is why Trump attacking Iran for 1srael is retarded even from a “U.S. national interests geopolitical realism” perspective btw.
The Obama/Kerry doctrine of essentially buttering Iran up so they would eventually ‘integrate into the world system’, drop the ‘Islamic’ and just become “Republic of” - Was essentially working.
Trump doing what he did disgraced the ‘reformists’ and now despite their ideologies general unpopularity with the youth, the ‘hardliners’ are now still basically in charge.
topping the x charts at #1 nigga its over
you're forgeting before star trek utopia the world was embroiled in ww3 then the eugenics wars
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The National Museum of American History has an exhibit right now on Filipino American history. It includes the suits that Filipino immigrants bought using the money they earned as agricultural laborers. Photos from Mina Roces's article "These Guys Came Out Looking Like Movie Actors': Filipino Dress and Consumer Practices in the United States, 1920s-1930s"

































