That was my account, bitch.

so you credited yourself as translator kek

technicly what you did was editing

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I'll totally copystrike you over this

https://twitter.com/Imamofpeace/status/1120313689587027969

(look beyond the first tweet)

hey does orwell still do streams?

or did YT nuke him from my sub list?

Hes been having alot of internet issues from my understanding

But yes he does still stream

This is the new Canadian Dollar Coin

10 dollar coin??

Fake

There’s no “diversity”

I miss the old DMark coins

its not that we dont have the old edge inscription anymore

on the 2 Euro coins we still have "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit"

it is just that you never use 2 Euro coins in everyday life

This is the actual version

lol

mapple nibbas on watch

Nuke Canada

At once!!

That looks so stupid

Except Pablo Ruiz Picasso wasn't trying to please a bunch of faggots.

Glad I'm not a Snow Mexican

^this

I never understood why people liked him or Andy Warhol

I guess you fags don't know his most famous works were just him trying to set trends and innovate, the man could fucking paint ANYTHING.

He wasn't a talentless hack, not even close.

I understand art and I don't like how people only think about Picasso in one way, the man could paint anything he wanted so he did

15-year-old Picasso painting his mother

Picasso wanted to paint how complex and disfigured people are on the inside

Bright nonsensical colors and shapes against the pure agony of Christ, it ain't hard to understand.

If it has a message and is easy to get, it's fine.

Pollock was a talentless hack, Warhol mostly too, Picasso knew exactly what he was doing.

He also drew memes, that's a plus.

It's literally a meme, from like 115 years ago. Picaso was like 22 when he did it, probably in like 10 minutes.

His generic faces from shortly after that drawing are probably the genesis of the NPC meme.

He drew everyone with the same face because he felt everyone was the exact same trash, including him (he did some "self-portraits" with a very generic face).