🖤 @blogfrenzy - Tumblr Blog

Yo I am gonna make a new tumblr, one that’s not fucjing blocked and get cookin

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Amy Winehouse, 2000s | Ph by Phil Knott

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i hate this place i want to go to build a bear

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me and the besties going to build a bear

leftnipsdoodles

powerful mental image, had to get it out

Hi

“see y'all on tumblr”

Brace yourselves

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Fortunately, there is a very, very easy way to drive brands off tumblr.

Don’t follow them.

Yeah, they’ll likely blaze some posts. The smart ones will blaze shitposts. Don’t reblog them. Don’t reblog, don’t follow, just let them lurk around the edges of tumblr. That’s the whole joy of tumblr, honestly - the lack of algorithm means that they can’t game the system. They can’t force their way in front of your eyeballs.

Brands here are like vampires - they can’t come in unless they’re invited. Don’t let them in.

Twitter is gonna die what’s up y’all

I’m back where are the nudes

I got hacked earlier sorry. No I don’t sell Ray bans

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Fun Fact, thats, more or less, something that wealthy people in China and Japan did, they were called “musical floorboards.” Designed to squeak when stood upon. A person could make noise all the way down a corridor.

The residents and servants knew which floorboards made a sound and avoided them. But a burglar, or assassin didn’t. If you heard the creaking of floorboards, you knew danger was coming.

Even better, despite what movies may show, a lot of the old west was founded by Chinese immigrants, so there could have been carpenters around who knew how to make the musical floorboards!

apocalypticvalraven

They were also called Nightingale Floors, and looking up to make sure I had the right term, I found they were super clever! They were more than just ill-fit boards or whatever makes floors creak normally, they actually used little metal bars under the boards placed into small holes in the boards to cause the creak.