@notbaddan: Bad Self Help

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Emma the Dramaturg :

“Dude, stop being weird” literally threw the Republican Party into a hissy fit

2025-09-14 02:14:44

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Commander_Tim :

I work in university student housing and with a lot of young men who are trying to figure out who they are. This is essential viewing for being a good man who shows care and concern.

2025-09-14 02:31:17

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Deztra :

I had to block a friend because they kept causing confrontations for no reason when I had to study for Nursing school.

2025-09-14 04:50:50

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richisrichardx :

this was a fun Buffalo Wild Wings Ad

2025-09-14 00:59:23

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✨🌘Moxie🌒✨ :

First thing on tiktok to make me laugh out loud in about a week. 🤣💀🙏🏻

2025-09-14 00:36:08

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Ingrid Karklavoner :

This is the best (and least destructive) take 😭

2025-09-13 21:14:29

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Summer Dregs :

Amen. Friends is the goal.

2025-09-14 02:26:25

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dworth_85 :

Every Thursday night we have a standing appointment at our local pub to have a drink, eat something and talk about whatever needs talking about. We’ve done this since before covid. Friends that you trust make you a better person.

2025-09-13 22:50:53

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Morgan Mandaro :

This gonna blow up man

2025-09-14 02:14:37

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geeolkah :

now that was a Ted Talk!

2025-09-14 03:17:54

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fiski.fiski.fiski :

Oh shit…I thought it was all merit, wealth and notoriety.

2025-09-13 22:31:51

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Vargulfen :

15 wings traditional. Half Thai Curry, Half Caribean jerk. Side of Mango habanero to dip the caribean jerk into and an order of onion rings.

2025-09-14 02:46:32

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nickwaraksa :

I feel this to my core

2025-09-14 02:34:14

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Teethfairy :

Stop ✋ being ✋ weird

2025-09-14 02:21:06

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Dub737 :

I mean, Fight Night at Buffalo Wild Wings has everyone wanting to invade the Iberian Peninsula. Do they even have a BWW?

2025-09-14 02:21:08

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Ken :

suddenly I have a craving for spicy garlic wings and potato wedges with a tall Coors light.

2025-09-13 21:57:30

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Billy :

i used to have a bunch of friends

2025-09-14 03:24:59

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gigi :

I do dishes the same way, but without the brilliant dialog.

2025-09-14 02:49:47

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Weston :

And that’s on period

2025-09-14 02:41:27

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larasandhu03 :

This is the way.

2025-09-14 03:10:41

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David Sleater :

Dammit now I’m hungry and I want to hang out with my friends! Somebody get me some wings and Southwest eggrolls and let’s get this party going with the boys!

2025-09-14 00:42:07

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Loweritup :

Orrrrr find that toxic friend who makes you achieve all the goals albeit in possibly incorrect ways: I.e. Grant & Sherman

2025-09-14 00:43:36

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JustSomeCatz :

Dude I found that if I have no friends going into my 30s.

2025-09-13 22:08:26

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Dustinlee Brook Cayw :

Trying to "chase the bag" and make more money or improve your financial standing on it's own is not a bad thing. It's a good thing to work towards. You just have to make sure to not lose the plot on what's really important along the way.

2025-09-14 02:26:21

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Forget it Jake. Its Flavortown :

Historically speaking. Napoleon conquered Europe AS AN EXCUSE to hang out with his boys (his Marshalls)

2025-09-14 03:57:12

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