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Blood clots in his lungs…and people said he was faking an injury. This is why you don’t start spewing random nonsense out of your ass for clicks
I think he’s said it before, but my thing is why are you so pressed to constantly speak on someone you claim not to like. Someone who’s done nothing to him as well
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Yall gonna stop playing with us. We only get 2 weeks of vacation per year and you not making us spend it at the embassy getting a new passport and cards.
Nigga started sweating bullets 😭😭😭 yall be so tough behind a screen and pussy in real life
Things got AWKWARD when Jay Cinco confronted Akademiks about speaking negatively on his baby mama Lala Baptiste, and Akademiks completely folded while trying to explain himself 😳👀
“Did you speak negatively on my BM, though?”
“No, no. I was just trying to make sure everything was cool because I know how the clips get. I saw Jay Cinco there with another girl people claimed he was dealing with, but they were nowhere near each other. Anything I say once, I’ll say twice.”
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Like this woman is hanging out with heads of states and that mfka had the audacity to fix his ugly ass mouth tryna tell her she needed to SHRINK herself to appease HIM?! Gtfoh
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26 years ago Inuyasha became an alarm clock for Cartoon Network watchers everywhere
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Skinny jeans were only ever ugly on men. I’ve never seen a woman wearing them and thought, “eww.”
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how evil do you have to be to inject a woman’s face with cooking oil
🇲🇽 In the 1970s, Mexican actress Lyn May was approached by a woman who claimed she could enhance her beauty with a simple injection.
Trusting her, Lyn allowed the woman to inject her cheeks with what was supposed to be collagen.
It was actually a mix of cooking oil and baby oil.
At first the results looked fine. Then hard lumps began forming under her skin. Her face gradually changed shape and never returned to normal.
Lyn underwent multiple surgeries over the years trying to remove the oil, but each operation only added more scars.
The damage was permanent.
The transformation left her so devastated that she later admitted she considered ending her life.
Decades on, doctors still have not been able to extract all of the oil from her face.










































