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@r7plays

The best guy, beloved by all, well known, extremely cool and nice. Once in a blue moon I might post things on YouTube

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R7@r7plays· Jul 12

must be some famous caveman

R7@r7plays· Jul 11

thinking about that shroomchef

R7@r7plays· Jul 10

it was this guy wasn't it

R7@r7plays· Jul 8

lmao i can't tell if that guy is either too logged-on or beeping and booping

image showing the guy posts over 100 times a day, replies over 20 times a day.

R7@r7plays· Jul 8

dude made playing baby's first instrument his whole personality since childhood and wants to lecture other people on their "childish" hobbies, lol ok

R7@r7plays· Jul 4

raggedy bugger, probably trying and failing to eat too many things bigger than him, as a pelican do

R7@r7plays· Jul 4

R7@r7plays· Jul 3

i saw these two little juvenile versions on google image search and noticed one has similar coloration

R7@r7plays· Jul 3

Hell yeah it’s spaghetti night

Two plates full of Italian sausage, a pot full of sauced up spaghetti, and a big garlic bread baguette sitting atop a glass stovetop

R7@r7plays· Jun 30

No, stop being pathetic. give me the 125k and I'll endeavor to be your friend.

R7@r7plays· Jun 30

just saw this pop up 👀

news site opinion story "trump seems to have met his judgment day" the pope is in a small picture next to it

R7@r7plays· Jun 30

ain't been but days since the monsters lashed out and put someone in prison for possession of "zines"

new front in Trump’s war on information: Daniel “Des” Sanchez Estrada was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for transporting a box of zines he didn’t even write. He’s one of eight defendants sentenced on Tuesday to a combined 450 years — the first prison sentences against so-called “antifa” handed down under the framework of NSPM-7, President Donald Trump’s sweeping “counterterrorism” memorandum to clamp down on dissent from the left.

R7@r7plays· Jun 29

R7@r7plays· Jun 28

I search up something about ice cream, check a reddit thread talking about it, and...

some fash idiot throwing around the word "goy" as an insult because he got mad on the ice cream reddit

R7@r7plays· Jun 27

look at him doing some sourpuss 'made a doodoo in his diaper' face on this passport, his droopy fucking jowls hanging like a sleepy old dog, wearing his mis-tied tie stuck in his pants zipper absolutely absurd

passport with trump's stupid ass hunched over a table fatly

R7@r7plays· Jun 26

what the fuck?

R7@r7plays· Jun 26

I mashed reader view as the page loaded and could see the article, sounds like the lil escaped giraffe was destined to be a canned hunt trophy

But Cedar Hollow’s giraffes may be the relatively lucky ones. Of the ungulates bred there, many are destined for other ranches — not as high-priced pets, but as hunted game. According to a report from Wildlife Partners, a company that works with ranchers on exotic wildlife breeding, Texas has some 500 ranches open to the public to hunt exotic animals — and approximately 2,500 additional private ranches where at least some exotic hunting is done. And all of those animals have to come from somewhere.

It’s legal and actually somewhat straightforward to breed and sell non-native, “exotic livestock” in Texas, like giraffes and other ungulates — even some that are endangered in the wild. And it’s a big business in the state, with more than two million exotic animals across 135 species, valued at $1.5 billion annually.

When I asked Jones if the other animals at Cedar Hollow — the exotic antelopes, deer, and sheep — are raised for hunting, he said, “No, we don’t raise any for hunting. … If they go someplace, and they wind up in that situation, that’s not on us.” However, Cedar Hollow’s owner said, in 2018, that these animals are bred for collectors and for hunting ranches.

I asked Jones whether the company asks its buyers why they’re purchasing these wild animals, and he said he doesn’t. “Why should I?” he asked me. “They have a right to own those animals. And once they’re their animals, sir, they have a right to whatever.”

The story of Gracie the giraffe is a reminder that there’s often a darker side to the viral animal moment of the month — one that those who stand to profit from that darkness would rather not have come to light. That much was evident when I called Cedar Hollow Ranch. Jones repeatedly said I was being disrespectful by asking questions about its breeding practices, and who it sells its animals to, and what they’re used for.

“You’re the only person that has had this kind of questioning,” Jones said about the many journalists whose calls he’s answered while Gracie has been on the run. “I’m sorry I answered your phone call.”

R7@r7plays· Jun 24

"bolt cutters" sounds like that tool for cutting bolts, but it's actually one of my magic spells that launches real hot little lightning arcs that cut things in half melty style

R7@r7plays· Jun 24

You insulted my mama's gravy? next time you come in, ask for Antonio and get one spatula ass beating on the house!

R7@r7plays· Jun 24

R7@r7plays· Jun 24

lmao, I found him. how bout you leave instead.

R7@r7plays· Jun 22

aww, look how cheaply they bought ol' joe only 41k for your allegiance? that wouldn't even buy a small house these days, but you'd throw the american people under the bus for such a pathetic sum? no wonder you're so mad, not only did you have your hand in the cookie jar but all you got was a crumb