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rosieyart

the heinous yaoi (colorized)

xshinina

*Married life playing in the background

This idea was probably funnier in my head

adderae

LMAOOO

hyperverbal

Real talk for a second. 2017 isn’t going to magically get better. Not to say that it won’t get better at all, but 2016 isn’t some sentient entity hell-bent on fucking everybody up. The events of 2016 were products of years worth of tension and, more importantly, large scale inaction.

2017 can totally be better, but not if we keep ignoring issues and thinking that “eh someone else will take care of it.” 2017 will be better only if we make it better. And please. Let’s make it better.

adderae

WHY IS THIS SO FUCKING FUNNY AHAHAHA Little did we know 2016 was as good as it was gonna get LMAOOO the literal PEAK

I love scrolling through my reblogs on this old ass account, I haven’t been active on here consistently in nearly ten years so I have the best nostalgia catalog racked up on here

discodeerdiary

Huge red flag when someone’s bio doesn’t include their street address, work hours, and the location of their spare key

ohfuckoffplease

twinicegiantorbiters

i don’t know why but i’m really amused by the winner of some ‘new kanji’ contest:

compare with the real kanji

座 (seat/gathering), but the two 人 (person) radicals have been moved from next to each other within the 土 (earth) radical to diagonally from each other, making this “social distance(d seating/gathering)”

jadethest0ne

This is hilarious, but to further the hilarity, I’d like to point to the fact that half of the “A rank” (runners up) for this contest also are related to 2020 epidemic jokes

First up we have:

Compare with 太

The original kanji means “to gain weight”. But it adds the コ “ko” and ロ “ro” katakana symbols at the top to represent the weight you gain while staying home due to the corona virus.

Then we have:

Compare with 会

The original kanjij means “meeting”, but the lower radical is changed to look more like a “Z” to represent Zoom meetings. Thus, the new kanji means “web meetings” or “zoom calls”

And of course another social distancing one:

Compare with 話

This means “to talk” or “chat”, but it’s changed simply to show the two radicals social distancing from one another as we should also while holding conversations nowadays.

At least we can have some fun language humor despite all of this!