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The exact moment you learn consequences are real..
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Old Man Strength Compilation
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RT @SteveInmanClips: Never Touch Another Man's Ride Compilation
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Operation: Rope a Dope
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Toxic Masculinity saves the day.
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Top 5: FAFO Moments
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Some personal space was created that day.
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Three things will test your character: The way you handle failure, the way you treat others, and the way you react to success. How you handle the third and fourth tries. Happy Fucking Friday! Congrats on all your success this week. You rock! Hope you have an excellent weekend spending much needed time with family and friends. Go kick some Friday ass! Much Peace & Love✌🏻❤️‍🔥💋🍺🎶🥃
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retweet if you’re into 50 year old boobie women :3 I wanna send you something 👀👀
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Pink Floyd
Choose one of these black cover albums.
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🔥 The Greatest Metal Songs 🔥 🔴 Position 325: 💎 White Zombie - Thunder kiss '65 📀 La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1 🌎 USA 🇺🇸 - 1992 “Thunder Kiss ’65” is a defining groove-metal anthem that helped push White Zombie into mainstream metal consciousness in the early ’90s. Built on a thick, hypnotic riff and industrial-tinged rhythms, the song blends heavy metal aggression with funk-like groove and B-movie horror aesthetics, creating a sound that feels both raw and cinematic. Rob Zombie’s gritty, almost spoken vocal delivery adds attitude rather than melody, turning the track into a rebellious sonic experience driven by atmosphere and swagger. Sirens, film samples, and grindhouse imagery give it a chaotic, cult-movie vibe that perfectly matches the band’s visual identity. Released in 1992 on La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1, it became their breakthrough single and a cornerstone of alternative metal’s evolution. Short, loud, and irresistibly groovy, “Thunder Kiss ’65” remains a classic example of metal that makes you headbang and move — a timeless industrial-metal party starter.
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Thoughts on this Hendrix cover?
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I have no idea how these two know Iron Maiden's The Trooper, but they absolutely nailed it!
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