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'04. she/her. kpop sideblog (main @kardulis)

[probuccalfat]

you people will make anybody a daddy dom it’s so scary

[krasnoarmeyets]

i bet it feels good as fuck to intend to do something and then actually do it

[gerardwaysbob]

happy pride

[jonghodaily]

[txt-archivo]

260527 txt_bighit IG It’s Me by BEOMGYU (Original Song: ILLIT)

[twirlingfreckles]

The thing about being a tumblrina is that you provide such valuable contributions to the broader internet ecosystem and you get zero compensation for that. They should be giving us airline miles

[xlovteez]

[fagcrisis]

i hate the word spicy can we bring back calling things erotic

[frankencain]

very important addition (via @growingsad)

[rlvaille]

seonghwa ☆ isabel marant

[elviesarchives]

Promise, it's Live (P7)

[thulium]

[fractally]

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[thirstkanaphan]

oh my god

credit @hoongsblush

[applejongho]

applejongho's 2k followers event! 🍎

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[makesoneteam]

what your ateez bias says about you

hongjoong: you're hot

seonghwa: you're hot

mingi: you're hot

yeosang: you're hot

wooyoung: you're hot

san: you're hot

yunho: hey hey hey shhhh. shhh. it's okay hey you're safe here. okay? you're okay. you're safe. just put the phone down okay? that's right he can't hurt you if the phone is away. just set it down slowly, slow-- that's right, good, shhh. shhhhh. okay. okay?

jongho: you're EXTREMELY hot

[yum-nyang]

BEOMGYU: stick with you | music bank

[radialarch]

NOT TO CALL OUT ANY SPECIFIC AUTHOR but how is it that there is SO much fic these days with lie/lay issues, like what is UP with this

[radialarch]

LIE (e.g. go horizontal) is a thing people do to themselves. LAY (e.g. to put something down) is a thing people do to other things. "she lies down" is a complete sentence. "he lays [SOMETHING] down" needs the something filled in.

unfortunately, these words literally come from the same root, and the tenses are unhelpful:

LIE: present "she lies down" -> past "she lay down" -> past participle "she had lain down"

LAY: present "he lays something down" -> "he laid something down" -> "he had laid something down"

the point is that in "she lay down", that is NOT a use of the word LAY. that is a conjugation of the word LIE. which is why there is no further object in the sentence.

i feel like i usually see the error where the writer uses lay instead of lie, which might produce a sentence like "she lays down" or "she laid down", and you just kind of have to know look at the tense, and then work back to what base verb you've conjugated, and then seeing that LAY/LAID needs the object.

i was gonna ask if there's a fun mnemonic for this, but actually, can it be PEOPLE LIE; CHICKENS LAY EGGS. (the egg is the object.)