29 results for "ae20d1a61a5caeb423053cbbab6c222c"
>>215685161
>>24835694
>Isaiah Coleridge
Those novels had the same fucking energy as webm. They were such mindbogglingly dumb Redditslop that I couldn't believe it was from the same guy who wrote Bulldozer and The Croning. Trump's election in 2016 literally drove him insane.

>>24790807
>>24791003
Hungry Moon was awful. The entire plot gets resolved by a Mary Sue with inherited druid powers, who spontaneously goes on a psychedelic spirit journey at the climax for no reason and defeats the cosmic evil with Woodstock-tier "just be urself" Boomerology. Don't recommend that fucking trash.

The Doll Who Ate His Mother was great though. Same author.
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215344859
How would you, for example, discuss this scene from American Horror Story without making it political? What non-political components in this scene should we discuss instead?
>>215271360
Blacking Snape black would have pretty bad optics too. Snape getting bullied while younger takes on a whole different meaning if he's an urban youth.
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this one is the most brazen and hilarious
>>214338485
why are they like this?
>>214338485
why are they like this?
why is it always white people who do this shit?
>>213822999
>knock-out game
It goes both ways, racist.
>>211523105
What percentage of knockout game participants are white? "Real world" means shit the audience actually sees and experiences IRL.
>>211391836
>>211388241
White males are so evil it's unreal.
>>5895270
>knock out game