Not a real cowboy.

whoa bubbo

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Dollar-Kun, how do I become a cowboy?

Lose everything, and then lose more.

Then die.

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New doodles of an old OC.

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bad era I think

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Still doing this kind of thing.

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I think part of my issue with Tumblr is that the mobile app sucks, and when I’m on a computer I have better things to be doing.

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learning how to use tumblr, one lie at a time

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Figured I’d post my Batter cosplay from last Summer— in the wake of the announcement I summoned by donning it.

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skorch dump

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I find it odd that people, even those who demonstrate that they usually know better than to ascribe, like, actual human value to aspects of wealth, will still talk about the virtue of being ‘well-traveled.’

Not to say that being exposed to other ways of living or cultures isn’t a good thing that can expand your worldview— It definitely is. It’s just weird when people compliment people on it, or worse yet, belittle people for having a narrow slice of life experiences. Like, shitting on someone for only ever living in one state and only having visited the surrounding ones.

That shit isn’t always a choice born from narrow-mindedness or religious dedication to the place you were born. I’d think lots of people would love to travel internationally, or even just the opposite coast— but the reality is a lot of people working ‘lower class jobs,’ if they’re even able to work, can’t afford the travel expense, much less taking the time away from their primary income.

I think people are generally getting better at seeing through the veil of “this is a thing good smart people do” when it’s really just a thing more affluent people can afford to do, but since those same people are often really hung-up on (rightfully) trying to break down cultural barriers and fight xenophobia, this one tends to fall into an uncomfortable blind spot.

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bugrat

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been dooblin’

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still working thing, sorta

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these designs are (mostly) made by a guy named Sneakii, inspired by designs made by another guy called Turnip, and I don't think either of them exist here

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been working on a thing about working on a thing

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some nasty women I scribbled for a thing earlier this year

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honestly I don't really get the whole 'reblogging' thing in the context of tumblr, it's why I never really took the platform despite having this account since like 2015 or some shit and being aware of it in its infancy. like the pages are so personalized and curated bro it's weird to me to put someone else's shit there