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recently saw ppl discuss whether they put their medicines in a kitchen cabinet or a bathroom cabinet and i was shocked by the fact that many ppl said kitchen cabinet. so now i need you to reblog this and say where you keep yours

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Taya Valkyrie back in an AEW singles match 😍

It was a great match, to be honest, dskgjsdk

Shame given that it was Taya's first match back on the show in a while that she couldn't get the win, but she was extremely fun to watch regardless. And it is Willow.

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Matt Menard: "She's my girl", sdjfhsdj 🥺 He remembers. I didn't even remember

Max Caster back at it again

MxM, I love them??

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That's probably the most interesting thing Andretti's ever done

I forgot Malakai might have reason to be interested in Lio 👀 Be interesting to see if that goes any further

I miss Julia Hart. Hope she's doing well. I still feel like they were teasing her for some involvement in Hangman's storyline, but so far she hasn't appeared. Halloween is coming though

Anna Jay <3

TWO women's matches tonight 😍

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Also I am kind of very excited at the idea that Max might be playing characters quite different from MJF

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Despite being sad when Max and Joe aren't onscreen for months at a time, it does seem kind of awesome that AEW let their wrestlers do outside projects, and seemingly with very free rein (for some at least). Apart from just not being super controlling with your employees and letting them have other jobs/interests - wrestling's a weird industry. You can get a career-ending injury (or worse) at pretty much any moment - look at what happened to Chuck Taylor, and what nearly happened to Mercedes Mone. So letting them get into other, less demanding industries while they have the fame to make that easier - letting them make a name for themselves in other industries, get familiar with them, make some connections - is a really nice way of letting them have a possible back-up plan? Or letting them try out other things they might prefer to wrestling, given its disadvantages? Or even just letting them make as much money as they can while they have a name in the performance world to cash in on, stored against a time when they might not be able to work or make any money. I don't know, it just does seem like a really good approach from AEW.

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Swerve deserves all the success and praise he had gotten since he got to AEW. He is wonderful and if other people didn’t appreciate him enough in their company, that’s their problem. He is a STAR.

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my beloved

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Then let's try our very best to fake it

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Now I have to catch up on Happy Gilmore suddenly