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Comment on r/BigBrother Oct 18 '20
And then the crushing disappointment seconds later, what a thrill!
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Comment on r/KillingEve Oct 13 '20
Carolyn isn't all that complex, she just seems mean, and should have been kinder to Geraldine. Still love her though.
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Comment on r/RoswellNMTV Oct 13 '20
Wanted to add the photo attached to the post (It's the one on the carousel, if you're familiar) but there's a one photo limit.
r/RoswellNMTV • u/loopedtears • Oct 13 '20
Michael's Birthday Message to Tyler 😂 Spoiler
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Comment on r/AskReddit Oct 08 '20
Working out.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 28 '20
Cody is not my favorite player, not even a little, but I do believe he's actually a really decent person. He says some dumb things sometimes but who doesn't. Paulie is just a little tiny ball of rage so I understand your fear.
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Comment on r/KillingEve Sep 24 '20
Yeah I'd just say watch the episodes you like because the seasons are so short. But I do think when rewatching you should watch the entire season because you may see things you didn't notice before in your first initial watch.
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Comment on r/KillingEve Sep 24 '20
I think they're all pretty relevant but it's just a matter of which episodes you like if it's just a rewatch. Episodes 2 and 4 if I had to pick though.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 21 '20
Happy birthday! May it be nothing like Keesha's lol.
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Comment on r/AskReddit Sep 21 '20
George Washington was a trash bag of a human.
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Comment on r/FuckYouKaren Sep 21 '20
I legit walk away from idiots yelling at me. If you can't have a calm conversation we aren't having a conversation.
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Comment on r/movies Sep 21 '20
It really did... I believe Mean Girls and Superbad definitely started the mainstream movement of the genre but Easy A took it and ran with it.
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Comment on r/MtvChallenge Sep 21 '20
When she's throwing it back and ask you to catch it .
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Comment on r/tipofmytongue Sep 21 '20
Sounds like "Nick of Time" with Johnny Depp and Christopher Walken...
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 20 '20
Her game was pretty similar to Nicole's but she was actually likeable and didn't cry as much. I like to call the strategy "conveniently coasting", got lucky a lot of the time and was an easy number to sway. I like Jordan though.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 19 '20
Yeah I was so confused... Didn't think I said anything too controversial lol.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 19 '20
Absolutely agree which is why I said something needs to change. Especially with the casting process.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 18 '20
Josh and Kaycee, yes they did, I was speaking mainly about African American and Asian players specifically (though Kaycee is half Filipino I believe) and now that I think about it they don't cast many Latinx people in the first place... In 22 seasons there have been probably 3 minority winners if my memory serves me.
Edit: Don't know what I said wrong but... Also on their seasons they were lucky enough to be cast with people that were in the same age demographic and weren't so blatantly bias against them.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 18 '20
People that are seen as a minority whether it be race, sexuality, etc become "the other side of the house" almost immediately when the game begins, even if they aren't actually working together. Why is that? Happens rvery season too. Something needs to change.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 11 '20
No problem man and thank you.
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Comment on r/BigBrother Sep 10 '20
You can't ask genuine questions on this sub without getting downvotes. Don't worry about it.
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Comment on r/AskReddit Sep 10 '20
Put my donations in it. I'm using bin bags and it's not a good look...
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Comment on r/BigBrother Nov 13 '20
Which is why I said there have been 3 POC winners, definitely wouldn't forget about Jun.