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Ashleigh Ball, the voice of Rainbow Dash and Applejack, has revealed she was diagnosed with stage IV breast cancer last year
She says she wants to be around to watch her son grow up and is encouraging people to get checked
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Showed my kid the 80s My Little Pony and one of the ponies is unmistakably Nancy Cartwright doing an early Bart Simpson voice
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this is what animationtwt discourses sound like when you're not 14 anymore
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Sorry, I didn't know Fu Manchu was racist, he was always just a guy I hung out with in his evil den. This sucks. No, I'm unfollowing him now.
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Peter Griffin fall core / September mber months cozy white girl autumn pumpkin spice latte to duvet by bôa family guy goes insane randomly / reaction video meme
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i love that all these stupid freaks are expressing themselves and creating funny little videos but it disgusts me that none of them are even making kronk and ms. birdwell's famous raisin bread. what the fuck is the point of the dance if you don't get raisin bread out of it. fuck.
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a user on alt.toys.transformers reacts with upset to the the news coverage of an incident about terrorists crashing planes into buildings causing the broadcast of Transformers: Robots In Disguise to be suspended. (2001)
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Replying to @_Shunks_
After all, the show does share the exact same sound designer, so that's why this is another case of a Canadian cartoon just never wanting to shut up regarding its constant sound effects for once.
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tumblr also did lolcow culture but it was the wokescold type where you’d find someone annoying and just make things up about them or wait for them to do something (usually mildly) offensive so you could get in your two cents
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Dolly was born in East Tennessee and used her success to make it better. So much money from her attractions and fame came into our mountain communities and was put into schools and infrastructure. She made the Imagination Library to help childhood literacy in Appalachia. Every month since our daughter was born, the library has sent her a book with a note from Dolly encouraging her to be proud of where she’s from and to learn the importance of the stories that built us. Her husband passed last year and she spoke of being reunited with him. I’m glad heaven is a little sweeter, and sings a little better for it. Rest in peace to the Queen of Appalachia, Jolene could never.









































