you can’t spell success without su-
fferring under god’s judgement
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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@dr-schnaz
you can’t spell success without su-
fferring under god’s judgement
you can’t spell success without su-
if i have a kid im naming them thot
Goldie when sending their kid to their room:
scientist: yo what should we name this gene?
colleague: what, the one that makes the caterpillars floppy?
scientist who’s about to name the mcf gene:
my only competitive streak is with kahoot and death’s rush to claim me
happy thank buds you deserve it
colobial township leader: why did you grow so many pumpkins they taste disgusting
guy who’s about to invent pumpkin pie spice:
oh haven’t you heard?
hot take:
“sweet n salty” is reserved for things like salted caramel
peanut butter w/ chocolate doesn’t count
Damn. Realest advice I’ve seen from a tea bag.
bread
WHEN YOU EAT A PEPPERMINT PATTY AND THEN A PEANUT M&M IT TASTES LIKE FIRE
turns out my online geometry course is an shitpost generator
Wait if spells are created by words or phrases that are often repeated with clear intent then
Yeet would be an extremely effective way to hurtle something across a room
I propose a new branch of absurdist humor
Blatantly stripping meaning from common phrases. ie.,
“Eat the beans”
“When birds fly”
“Let the panini out of the bag”
“Cat got your elbow”
“Once in a slightly grayish/yellowish white moon”
The French word for egg is “œuff”. That means, whenever we experience mild pain, we dramatically utter “egg..”
Dear-
*looks at smudged writing on hand*
When someone asks about your skill set.