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Kellum Tate-Jones, PhD
Kellum Tate-Jones, PhD
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found a looseleaf sheet with my son's handwriting titled "We Didn't Start The Fire 2025" and the first line is "crypto, spongebob, got my dick caught in the gun safe". the rest of the page is blank.
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Why are so many girls out here faking cancer though
the detective who was on my case reviewed security footage and said it looked like an inside job, aided by one of my roommates. not to be dramatic about it but i moved out this is worse than the roommate who kept cat fetuses in jars or the girl who faked cancer then became a shaman
Admittedly I am a huge fan of John Bolton's moustache
First, they came for John Bolton And I did speak out Because even though I'm not a nutty right-wing warmonger with a ridiculous mustache, I am an American who is horrified by a simple-minded tyrant using our Justice Department to avenge his petty, personal grudges.
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Just over here trying to push those numbers back down all by myself; finished the third book of Margaret Atwood's MaddAddam Trilogy today and I definitely recommend it. 67 books for 2025 down.
In response to this, name the last book that you read that you would recommend. abcnews.go.com/Health/ameri...
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I love the way this list is just about all the awesome shit the Smithsonian is doing. www.whitehouse.gov/articles/202...
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In addition to Kindred, I also felt similarly about James by Percival Everett. There's a particular scene where white people are picnicking next to the torture of an enslaved man. One of the most gruesome scenes I've ever read and that was just one single story.
I read Octavia Butlerβs βKindredβ last spring. Great read. It really captured the degree to which we misunderstand how terrible it was.
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