ティム・アレン（てぃむあれん）
ティム・アレンのプロフィール
- 誕生日
- 1953年6月13日
- 星座
- ふたご座
- 出身地
- アメリカ・コロラド州デンバー
ティム・アレンのSNS
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Looking out Santa’s office window here at the North Pole as we are filming a new season of The Santa Clauses. Hohoh… https://t.co/M1vTwAlyCK
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Tim Allen
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Bleak day in my heart as I mourn for loss of those children and the staff murdered in the school. I pray for all th… https://t.co/EBDIeR4V4g
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Tim Allen
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How about a website just to make crybabies feel better. https://t.co/T3fmHU1vvy
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Tim Allen
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Sourcing out words can clarify so much. In the Old Testament, the primary Hebrew word we translate as “sin” is khat… https://t.co/yWbsfc6c3D
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Tim Allen
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Freedom from tyranny of thought, of single point of view, of emotional manipulation, of manipulation of truth. I re… https://t.co/DeHtln7Epy
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Tim Allen
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Imagine Jimmy Kimmel in this. Just in case. https://t.co/47FrXYaEN9
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Tim Allen
Looking out Santa’s office window here at the North Pole as we are filming a new season of The Santa Clauses. Hohoho! pic.twitter.com/sGd51bBCsg
— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) 2023年4月1日
Bleak day in my heart as I mourn for loss of those children and the staff murdered in the school. I pray for all the parents and that community.
— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) 2023年3月28日
How about a website just to make crybabies feel better. pic.twitter.com/T3fmHU1vvy
— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) 2023年3月24日
Sourcing out words can clarify so much.
— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) 2023年3月22日
In the Old Testament, the primary Hebrew word we translate as “sin” is khata’ (חטא). It literally means to miss the target.
Freedom from tyranny of thought, of single point of view, of emotional manipulation, of manipulation of truth. I remove my helmet of mirrors to see beyond myself as it is, not as others say it is. pic.twitter.com/eOVPGvss5I
— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) 2023年3月17日
Imagine Jimmy Kimmel in this. Just in case. pic.twitter.com/47FrXYaEN9
— Tim Allen (@ofctimallen) 2023年3月12日
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