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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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rest in peace to this diva
ancient peoples loooved a flood narrative it was kinda like their beatles
the 20th century is crazy what do you mean that airplanes didnt exist in 1900 and by 1999 Futurama was airing
I wish it was possible to have any conversation about hygiene online without 500 people climbing out the woodwork to rant at length about how disgusting anyone who doesn't have the 50 step routine they personally consider obligatory is
Hot (ha) take but I think everyone needs to stop with 'oh heat in Britain is extra bad bcos we don't have the infrastructure' and 'oh it's the humidity'. We could upgrade all our infrastructure and 100% of people in Britain could be having a lovely time in the sun and the apocalyptic climate change induced heat waves would still be a problem.
average first sentence of a math wikipedia page:
A snorkle basis is a particular sort of set that has some properties and is generally "nice" (in a rigorous sense) and can do many things and is very practical.
love this post. also a big fan of some midtext sentences where this kind of thing is going on:
Also, regardless of your feelings on human nature or anything, I think that a world where children can go to school without fearing being bombed from an ocean away is a world worth aspiring to and worth fighting for. Okay we might never abolish war because the inherent human nature or whatever mighty idealism you have. We could at least try to stop these wars, though?
Again. Everybody get more anti war right now.
my lord. the two statues you commissioned are finally complete. yeah, the double-order with the vast and trunkless legs of stone and the shattered visage. i like to think we captured the sneer of cold command pretty well. it's a really thought-provoking piece my lord. very deconstructionist. i'm sure that even a traveller a thousand years from now could take one look at it and instantly recognise it must have come from an artistically enlightened culture
i looked up about the artemis 2 crew since everyone was hyping them. i feel like when i learned hetalia was in fact called axis powers hetalia
this is who youre hyping?
just to add onto this, every single Apollo astronaut was a military pilot, and many of them, including neil armstrong, flew combat missions over Korea. NASA has heavily recruited military pilots since the beginning of its existence, and the vast majority of astronauts even today have a military background. despite nominally existing as a civilian organization, NASA is a de facto branch of the military.
“The employees need a larger salary” “hmmmm large celery”
one cool thing about having an autistic dad whose special interest is underwater spearfishing is that when he catches fish he'll just call up a nearby chinese restaurant like "hi. i caught a fish. can you cook it and i'll bring my family by?" and they're like "yeah sure come on over white boy" and the fish is delicious.
it's worth adding that my mom is chinese and she always gets embarrassed by this. like she doesn't want to come to the restaurant with us. she doesn't want to be seen with the white man she caught plus the fish that her white man caught. everyone who works at the restaurant thinks my dad is awesome and compliments him + her for choosing him and we all find this very fun except for her.
playing trivia games as a nonamerican introduces a real element of chaos because sometimes the super easy beginner questions are like what was the top selling brand of toilet paper in texarkana in 1972 and sometimes the hardest questions will be like oh no a super tricky one for you: what country are dutch people from?
rate my chestnut man
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remember in p.e. when they'd take a bunch of insecure teenagers & be like "today we're going to play basketball" and then not teach you how to play basketball. and then put you in a group with guys who were obsessed with basketball and would get mad at you for not knowing how to play basketball. why did they do that
witness her
i see y’all appreciating her so have some more
more! more!
ok but i’m gonna run out of funny pictures soon
Kind of enraptured by her
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how it feels to be slightly tipsy while someone explains the rules of a board game that takes months to understand