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This Man Bought A Property In Egypt And, Guess What, They Gave Him The Property
January 3rd, 2025 12:00 PM
British grindset influencer Cameron Eastwood is being mocked for this redundant sentence by being inserted into the growing Chopped Chin lore.
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This Man Bought A Property In Egypt And, Guess What, They Gave Him The Property
British grindset influencer Cameron Eastwood is being mocked for this redundant sentence by being inserted into the growing Chopped Chin lore.
25 Oddly Specific Statements That Are A Little Too Real
Statements, sentences, and headlines that just seem a little… too specific.
25 Memes That Just Get You
These memes get people. They speak to the soul on personal levels.
The 'Shef' Meme Was First Posted To Reddit's /r/MemeEconomy Five Years Ago Today
The purposefully misspelled meme was the last vestige of Stonks-like late 2010s humor, appearing online right before COVID-19 became a global issue.
