
I play music while you dance and cry. I do this so people give me money that I use to put food in my dumb mouth. @_HouseCalls_ resident.
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Ok, a thread on fancy sleepwear. 🧵
Yes please @dieworkwear any recommendations for formal sleepwear?
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I know we’re not supposed to post dating app screenshots but does anyone else think this is weird
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Our fourth studio album Salvation is finally here on all streaming platforms, vinyl and CD.
We really hope you guys love it as much as we do. It was an incredible experience writing it with all the amazing collaborators.
Let us know what tracks you’re into 😊
Matt and Kye xx
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Hi, all. I write jokes for TV, but not long ago I was a financial analyst. I had my Series 7.
For those who say Fran Drescher or any SAG-AFTRA member should stop whining and appreciate what they have, let me give you a lesson in capitalism. 🧵
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so proud of this ☺️ i love creating with y’all @VAM_STUDIO
New @jamilawoods visuals are out and everything feels right in the world. “Tiny Garden” by and directed by Jamila featuring duendita is a visual feast. Video produced by us and made with love. Our best yet.
youtu.be/t6G9eEZtpxY
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I love SoundCloud, no heads up no promo here’s a track listen if u want pussy
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Have you already heard of Naked Hiking Day?
For the nude curious, this unofficial holiday falls on June 21, the longest day of the year for soaking your buns in the sun.
Here's some tips, should you choose to observe 👇
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The Warehouse, the birthplace of house music, received a final landmark recommendation from the landmarks commission. The West Loop building at 206 S. Jefferson St. was a dance club in the '70s and '80s where DJ Frankie Knuckles created a genre that gained global popularity.





































