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What is up with old people on FB and Sandra Bullock?

u/Majestic_Evening_409

What is up with old people on FB and Sandra Bullock?

I get a lot of posts from recommended to me, and lately all I seem to see are posts about old men swooning over AI clickbait pics of Sandra Bullock.

Like. Why her specifically? Why so many? Why now?

What is happening?

Obligatory url, this is the latest post I've seen

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What's the deal with Tobuscus making an anti-immigrant song on YouTube?

What's the deal with Tobuscus making an anti-immigrant song on YouTube?

Just click to his channel and see his latest upload. I was appalled by this. When did he change?

Whats going on with the US men's hockey team requesting trades?

u/aledethanlast

Whats going on with the US men's hockey team requesting trades?

Been seeing this conversation for a while now and I just want some context.

I know very little about hockey but apparently the entire former men's team are requesting to be traded out to specific places? And this is shady? Why?

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