My dazzling positivity is ✨court-mandated✨ Love books, mirthful jokes and things that come in threes
Denver, Colorado
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I am extremely passionate about #advertising and how it can shape public perception and behavior for the better.
This article is a personal anecdote of how advertising has helped me quit my nicotine addiction permanently. bit.ly/33AbkuC
Have you had a tarot card reading? 🃏
50%Hell yea!
50%Do I look like a chump?
0%Not yet but interested
2 votes • Final resultsNormal housing questions:
🏡 How much are utilities?
🏡 When does the lease start?
🏡 How much is the security deposit?
My housing questions:
💥 Do birds chirp outside?
💥 Will flowers grow well in the yard?
💥 Can I install shackles in the basement?
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It’s so not right to pile on to #Tucker when he is down like this, that piece o shit, lowlife, punkass, scumbag, lowlife little bitch.
The right to slaughter is not the same as the right to bear arms. No more AR-15s.
BREAKING: The gun used in yesterday’s Louisville bank shooting was an AR-15-style rifle, federal law enforcement says.
The SAME gun more than 30 law enforcement officers were AFRAID to confront in Uvalde that left 19 children dead.
The SAME gun that’s been
the weapon of choice in many of the most horrific mass shootings in recent memory, including the Covenant school shooting in Nashville just two weeks ago.
The SAME gun brandished by Republican radicals like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert.
The SAME gun worn as a pin on the lapels of disgusting GOP lawmakers.
This is what we need to scream everywhere:
If 30 armed officers wearing full tactical gear with ballistic shields are too afraid to confront a single gunman with an AR-15, they SHOULD NOT be in the hands of civilians.
We have the answer. It’s the guns.
BAN ASSAULT RIFLES NOW.
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The spiritual journey isn't about finding an identity, it's about releasing them to find the truth of who you are beyond the boxes society tries to place us in.
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My value add: saying “thanks guys” at the end of a call after not speaking the entire meeting
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The conditioning around productivity begins at a vulnerable, young age.
WE ASK: “what do you want to be when you grow up?” And the answer is always a job. Notice we don’t ask: what do you believe in, what are you passionate about, what brings you joy?
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The ultimate form of preparation is not planning for a specific scenario, but a mindset that can handle uncertainty.
