Pitaya: You're Going To Give Me An Aneurysssm

Ferb I know what I'm gonna do today

I’ve always wondered what if they had taken Grievous to the Kaminoans instead of the Geonosians? They would’ve made him some giant souped-up biological horror super-predator. Just take his Kaleesh-ness and cranked it up to 11. I like to imagine they’d’ve kept his ability to split his arms in half but in a really gross body horror way.

So true, bestie

Ronderu didn't die during the Huk war she was actually back at camp with a broken hand after trying to punch a protocol droid during the time her death was supposed to happen. This is canon cause I was the Lucas film studio table.

FLOPPY DISK REDESIGN DONE!

And pretty soon maybe his reptile form will follow >:>

Anyway unlike the other OCS I've redrawn. Floppy is going to be staying in SCP as I feel he still fits.

Two talking cats

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Why are you the way that you are? I hate so much about the things you choose to be

Someone get this guy an inhaler because everyone knows angry pirates get oxygen

Homie straight up went

Dark Cacao, calling Hollyberry in the middle of the night: MY SON JUST GOT BORN HOLLYBERRY! IM A DAD

Hollyberry, half awake: so I can officially call you a dilf now huh

Dark Cacao:

Dark Cacao: *hangs up*

Idk about you all but it's hard to take dark choco serious when mans out here lookin like an emo shower curtain

Billionaire Mark Cuban Opens Online Pharmacy To Provide Affordable Generic Drugs

The company was launched out of stealth last year.

The Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs Company (MCCPDC) is a registered pharmaceutical wholesaler and purchases drugs directly from manufacturers, bypassing middlemen to lower the price of more than 100 medications, it said in a statement.

For example, the leukemia drug imatinib is priced at $47 a month on MCCPDC compared to the $9,657 retail price.

MCCPDC CEO Alex Oshmyansky reached out to Cuban with an idea for a low-cost generic drug company in a cold email. It was launched in January last year. They were motivated in part by “Pharma Bro” Martin Shrkeli’s outrage-producing price hike of the lifesaving drug Daraprim from $13.50 to $750 per tablet while Shrkeli was CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals. Cuban told Forbes last year the pricing for generic drugs was “ridiculous.” He said he decided to put his name on the company to “show capitalism can be compassionate and to send the message I am all in.” It’s not clear how much he had invested in the company.

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Reblog to save someone an entire paycheck, or more, on the pharmaceuticals they need.

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