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DopeAsRoe

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  1. mmm lets see Paul Allen’s suggestion.
  2. DopeAsRoe

    act shrug

    just shrug irl and hit a “eh” its what i do
  3. basically hitler
  4. "MRDM POx13 | LTARP POx5" keep this nigga GONE
  5. dont say the hard r
  6. DopeAsRoe

    Ban Appeal

    le spank and your name is yaoi
  7. imagine whacking a chick and then selling her body to some freak for extra cash. imagine whacking someone and then posing them like a 1800s portrait of a dead baby if someone got whacked in a 1/3 suit and now you know its a 1/2 suit! imagine whacking someone and a body group cigar is hanging from their mouth like the carmine galante hit. imagine whacking someone and taking a pic for the boss instead of taking a pic of the gay inspection menu imagine taking advantage of a corpse
  8. same
  9. hmm maybe in like 3 weeks we forgive you
  10. NITRP is possibly the worst thing you can get banned for, Im not sure that the community can forgive you…
  11. something something, pot calling the kettle black, something something
  12. Epictetus tells us: “Any person capable of angering you becomes your master; he can anger you only when you permit yourself to be disturbed by him.” Epictetus was born into slavery in the Roman Empire to a cruel master named Epaphroditus. One day Epictetus’ master was torturing him for amusement, he twisted his leg so far that it snapped and permanently disfigured Epictetus. Rather than end his own life or drown himself in pity, Epictetus forced himself to adopt a new outlook on the world. Even though his slave master could break his body, he could not break his mind. He faced slavery, disability, and later even exile from Rome. But the thing that got him through all of it, was his mindset. In other words, the lion cares not for the opinions of sheep.
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