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Traffic jam this morning!

by ryan on February 28, 2019 in Pictures

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I’m watching Christmas Vacation for the 4th time in 2024. #ChristmasVacation
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Because the world needs another straight white comic, I’m doing my first set on Aug. 27
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Can I have my AirPods notify me when the case needs charged?
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Just watched the Falcon 9 launch!
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