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animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post
animentality:Twitter threads are incomprehensible and dense and while they insist you can be “ratioed,” you technically never win a Twitter argument. On Tumblr you can win so decisively, you force that blog to deactivate and then that post

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