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Peter

@nycityslinger

Everything we face in life gives us an opportunity to #BeGreater. [RP Based on Insomniac's Spider-Man]

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calendar_today04-08-2018 19:00:32

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“I think a bus ran over my foot today but I can’t be sure since at the same time a baby bit me on the ear. That was my trip to the library, how’s everyone else doing?”

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Nice to see my Parker Luck even transfers to Dungeons and Dragons. I’ll miss you Keth. You beautiful Dwarven Wizard.

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A cute little girl on the bus this morning dropped her teddy bear. When I picked it up for her she told me to behave. I’ve been utterly confused ever since, it’s all I can think about.

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Opens the door, barely shuffled over to the bed, tosses his backpack aside, and proceeds to collapse face down into the mattress.

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Spider-Man swings onto the pages of a new book and the screens of #SpiderManPC! Plus, we chat about Groot’s adventures on the latest episode of #ThisWeekInMarvel. 🎧 Listen now: marvel.com/watch/digital-…

Spider-Man swings onto the pages of a new book and the screens of #SpiderManPC! Plus, we chat about Groot’s adventures on the latest episode of #ThisWeekInMarvel. 🎧 Listen now: marvel.com/watch/digital-…
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This has been done before at a university. It’s a Kaleidoscope effect where the person in the room sees a distorted reflection of themselves everywhere they look because it’s the only thing *to* reflect.

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"I never said I broke the world record for fastest solve of a Rubik's cube. I broke the world record for the highest point a Rubik's cube was solved. And if you wanna be technical, I'm also the only person to solve one while free falling from nearly two thousand feet."