P Dubz on the Shinkansen to Kanazawa
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P Dubz on the Shinkansen to Kanazawa

I thought he should be in a seat, but he felt safe in the window.

u/StanleyQPrick — 9 days ago
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P Dubs loves the special royal throne on his flight to Japan

He’s very serious about flight safety

u/StanleyQPrick — 19 days ago
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P Dubz went to the spa

He hadn’t had a bath in a while because of electronics in his bottom but he got a full oxy clean soak and a new airtag battery today. He didn’t love it but he is very forgiving.

u/StanleyQPrick — 1 month ago

Summer Classics at the Kentucky - You should go!

I took the bus downtown yesterday to see Bringing Up Baby, one of my all-time favorites. I've seen it countless times before but never on a big screen, and never as part of a larger audience. I was surprised at how many other people were there - at least 100.

Seeing it like that was a whole new experience. Just hearing other people laugh at the jokes kinda blew my mind because I'd watched it alone so much... you know how sometimes you're not sure if other people would laugh at the same things you find funny? It seems like a small thing, I know, but it really made my day. Now I want to go back and feel like I'm sharing some of my other favorites with a community. I would like to recommend this experience to everyone.

Here's the schedule : https://www.kentuckytheatre.org/summer-classics

u/StanleyQPrick — 3 months ago

Staying in Asakusa for 2 nights in late September. What should I not miss?

3 adults and one child, our first experience in Japan. We like old fashioned stuff.

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u/StanleyQPrick — 4 months ago
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Here's some petty bullshit

His "whistleblowing" about financial matters was about someone working remotely who already had an agreement in place to work remotely, but he didn't like it that she was doing it and said her agreement was invalid, and about 500 more petty nonsense words.

This guy is trying to push a huge sack of cash out of the back door while he points to a mouse in the corner who's eating two crumbs.

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u/StanleyQPrick — 4 months ago