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by Serg · Published January 3, 2022 · Updated January 3, 2022

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Sweet. That's less than two weeks. If we gets batches like this every month then we'll be done with Dressrosa in like August or September.

I love that the dub is getting attention again. It's how I got started loving One Piece and I really feel they capture most characters incredibly well.

Yay finally I’ve had a hard time consuming one piece because I red most of the manga up to like half way with dressrosa but I was missing some through out and so I watched the missing stuff in the dub and then I watched the other half of dressrosa and after that I watched the dub until I ran out of episodes in wano so I’m back to reading so I’m just exited to have an uninterrupted dressrosa experience

The trend of evolving marriage stories has created a revision of the safest, most used, and most overdone formula of Hindi cinema — one that has sustained the myth of a perfect marriage.

Death to 2021 may not have the originality of its predecessor but some acutely clever writing and spiky jabs at politicians, cultural oddities, and events that occupied the majority of 2021, make this one hour a perfect companion to float into a better year – hopefully.

It’s the waning moments of my fourth session with a new therapist. I’m holding back — and she knows it. My entire body feels tense, not ideal for the setting. I try to relax, but the plush leather couch crumples under me when I shift, making the movements extraordinary. I’ve barely looked into my therapist’s blue eyes at all, and yet I think the hour has gone very well. Of course it has. On the surface, when the patient has been highly selective of the discussion topics, therapy always resembles a friendly get-together.

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