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Accidental Renaissance
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AccidentalRenaissance is for photos that look like Renaissance paintings.
This means that they look like Renaissance art in their composition, their coloring, their saturation, the angle of the scene, the types of settings, etc.
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The person who died was inside the vehicle, not that this makes it any better if it was an accident.
You're right, but it also doesn't make it bad.
I donβt agree with people buying cyber trucks but I donβt think they should die for it. WTF
When they park in front of a Trump property I feel free to assume I know what their opinions on the incoming death camps will be.
So long, loser, collect your Darwin on the way out.
Definitely won't be missed
how can it be an accident
Dude was transporting fireworks in the car. They caught on fire. For whatever reason. Doors locked automatically. As designed. The guy couldn't find the hidden release lever. And so he burned to death.
He was also transporting cans of natural gas and other fuels. Who loads their truck to the brim with fireworks and anything that is highly explosive and then "accidentally" detonates it at the entrance of a hotel?
People who drove cybertrucks
Seems about the right IQ level for it.
Someone with bad decision making skills? Wanted to go out into the desert and light shit on fire maybe?
Why the fuck would doors lock automatically upon catching fire? That seems insane