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"I don't even like girls, I have a boyfriend"

                               - The Strongest of Today Satoru Gojo 🥀😭

Sukuna acting like je wouldn't do ts💔(the first sinister Bart video)

1:50 bro thinks he's part of the gang 🥀

Panda is just a png file 😭

6:44 panda just panda

6:58 YOU WHAT

NOT PANDA 😭😭😭

THIS MIGHT BE ONE OF THE MOST CREATIVE GACHA REACTING VIDEOS, CUZ WDYM THEYRE WATCHING ON TABLETS NOW AND NOT ON THE BIG SCREEN😭

1:18 Unc started blushing 💔 (also my goat nanami :D)

1:02  “am I high” is crazy 😂

"That's kinda gay Gojo, ohh your one of them"

                                   The Strongest of the Past Ryomen Sukuna 🥀 😭

2:14 the first time i agree with you naoya😅

You lwky gotta make them react to rabsopetty bro 😭

How Casualties Were Counted
Tuckwiller began with all of the grave markers at the Normandy American Cemetery inscribed with a June 6 death date. Then she combed through what’s left of World War II military records—many were lost in a fire in the 1970s—looking for “after action” reports from the invasion that included confirmed D-Day deaths.

Something interesting Tuckwiller learned was that the U.S. military would officially declare a soldier dead after he was missing for a full year. So many soldiers who went missing on D-Day—some bodies, for example, were swept out to sea or destroyed in violent plane crashes—had a death date on their military records of June 7, 1945, a year and a day later.

Of course, Tuckwiller couldn’t automatically include all military personnel who died on June 7, 1945 in her record of D-Day fatalities. She needed to confirm that each fallen soldier’s division would have been in Normandy on June 6. For example, there were men still fighting in Europe and the Pacific in 1945, so those names had to be scrubbed. Long knows that the Foundation’s list isn’t complete but says that it’s the best figure that we have to date. Of the 4,414 Allied deaths on June 6, 2,501 were Americans and 1,913 were other Allied forces. If the figure sounds low, Long says, it’s probably because we’re used to seeing estimates of the total number of D-Day casualties, which includes fatalities, the wounded and the missing.

1:10 hell yea

Could u maybe have them react to like lobby shenanigans or like their raid bosses?

Freakuna moment 1:10

Sadkuna moment 1:36

Pandakuna momente 6:45 (i not sure if its sukuna correct me if i wrong)

Sherlokuna moment 4:25

BRUHkuna moment 2:07

All the sukunas variants/emotions in the video :D

I'm crying wdym miss little gripper

5:15 "MAXIMUM OUTPUT PURPLE "