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Keanu Thompson

Keanu Thompson

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Keanu Thompson, a wordsmith of sharp wit and unvarnished takes, forged her legend as a distinct voice within the tumultuous audio landscape of the Dabbleverse. Rising from the co-host chair of "The Week in S&X with Alan Fuks," her insightful commentary and spirited exchanges quickly secured her a vital place across esteemed platforms. She cultivated successful ventures of her own, cementing her status as a significant figure whose public life and notable marriage frequently ignited the sagas and debates central to the community's lore. Her sharp, satirical observations consistently shaped the discourse, leaving an indelible mark on the Dabbleverse narrative.

Highlights

  • Co-hosted "The Week in S&X with Alan Fuks," marking her initial significant foray into the Dabbleverse.
  • Established herself as a sharp-witted commentator whose insights resonated deeply within the community.
  • Frequently appeared on esteemed platforms, solidifying her reputation as a vital figure in podcast commentary.
  • Successfully launched and managed her own ventures, characterized by unvarnished takes and spirited discourse.
  • Her public life, including a notable marriage within the Dabbleverse, often became a focal point of community sagas and debates.
  • Served as co-host for "Misery Loves Company."

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Shows & Appearances

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Misery Loves Company

Role: Co-host

People say “misery loves company” as almost an insult but from another perspective it just means “sad people don’t wanna feel alone” MISERY LOVES COMPANY is <strong>a film about personal growth and emotional understanding in the guise of a dark romantic comedy</strong>. Brian Norton (Peter O&#x27;Brien) is a broken-hearted projectionist with a chip on his shoulder. MISERY LOVES COMPANY meaning: 1. <strong>people who are unhappy like to share their troubles with others</strong>: 2. people who are unhappy like…. Learn more.

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