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as a teen I retaliated against the boy who abandoned me in Starbound by taking his username and using it for fake accounts, like Google / YouTube / Reddit / Insta etc, so he can't have his username there evil I still use those accounts
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my labubu account is on linkedin, this is my serious posting account

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warming myself on this post like it's a space heater

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me after making the worst post ever
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Need a hug and a blunt and a bad bitch

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N33R "Mentally Healthy" ⚸ 🩸 lesbian

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Coworker now puppygirlmoding in unofficial work chat
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i lied i dont know how to have sex we're watching 9/11 in realtime but just the spanish language channels
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I need to stop looking at apron reviews
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girl it’s an apron you’re meant to wear something under it

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boyfriend that doubles as vacuum cleaner
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GM NC!

("Babe, please wash yourself, you're dyslexic!"
"Sanitation (sounds like property) is theft.")
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https://torrentfreak.com/annas-archive-loses-322-million-spotify-piracy-case-without-a-fight/

> Anna’s Archive did not show up in court, and the operators of the site remain unidentified. The judgment attempts to address this directly, by ordering Anna’s Archive to file a compliance report within ten business days, under penalty of perjury, that includes valid contact information for the site and its managing agents.

> Whether the site will comply with this order is highly uncertain.

> For now, the monetary judgment is mostly a victory on paper, as recouping money from an unknown entity is impossible. For this reason, the music companies also requested a permanent injunction.

> In addition to the damages award, Rakoff entered a permanent worldwide injunction covering ten Anna’s Archive domains: annas-archive.org, .li, .se, .in, .pm, .gl, .ch, .pk, .gd, and .vg.

> Domain registries and registrars of record, along with hosting and internet service providers, are ordered to permanently disable access to those domains, disable authoritative nameservers, cease hosting services, and preserve evidence that could identify the site’s operators.
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