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Misplaced Lens Cap
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Stranger Things
Sweet Seals For You, Always
Xuebing Du
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Cosmic Funnies
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The Bowery Presents
we're not kids anymore.

#extradirty
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@halffizzbin
do you remember why you followed prev
yes :)
no :)
This one was very clearly judging me robbing through the dirt while getting the pursley out of everything, absolutely no help whatsoever:
@wolveshowlatnight I love her!!!! Even though she is an unhelpful gardener.
just a simple game that everyone is having a normal time with 👍
The wildest thing about Louis at the diner is, he could have totally gotten away with things if he'd had a single ounce of chill. If he wanted to show up every night, all he had to do was bring a laptop, order a coffee or a beer that he sipped occasionally, and not stared too intensely. People would have assumed he was just a guy who worked late, he'd become a regular, and would have probably gotten to chat with Regina without setting off screaming alarm bells.
Instead he didn't even make it a whole week before going "HEY SO DID YOU KNOW I AM ONE OF THE RICHEST MEN ALIVE AND THERE'S A BOOK ABOUT ME, ANYWAY I CAN BUY YOU A CAR"
hearing armand talk you’d think it makes sense for a centuries old vampire but then you see louis and lestat who are also centuries old vampires using modern slang so you’re like oh armand’s just like that
immediate top 5 game changer episode btw there’s just so much to love. the slow reveal of the rooms. ify being the first to lose in room 1. catherine mccafferty being the episode’s main character and breakout star. the set design for all of the rooms but ESPECIALLY the spot the difference ones. 25 grants. the friendship(?) between hannah and the bouncer for room 2. demi accidentally plotting his own downfall by saying pop goes the weasel at the same time as hannah. sam trying to fill time while waiting for a player to win their way back up. the pic pong got him. a true fucking delight all the way down and back up again
catherine might be the first game changer player who understood the assignment, immediately failed the assignment, figured out the assignment better, told everyone else the assignment, and then failed multiple times cause she truly cannot describe pictures (or name songs). player of all time. i love seeing someone who clearly gets and loves game changer and is just plain bad at games. representation for all of us.
Which of the three remaining european countries in the World Cup colonized your country?
Spain
France
England
I don’t know why I keep doing this to you guys
I am once again asking where the hell all the lesbian covers of "Girl All the Bad Guys Want" are
Please enjoy @halffizzbin's delightful cover that's still on my "what I want to hear NOW" playlist 10 years later.
I am bisexual though!! And I did specifically want to sing this in a sapphic way.
(Oh here’s the link to “Girl All the Bad Guys Want” btw; looks like the other one goes to the other Bowling For Soup song I did lol)
PSA don’t listen to Stained Glass Eyes while you’re sleep-deprived and stuck on an airplane
I personally don’t think the NYT crossword should be allowed to include multiple sports clues for every puzzle and I think that’s an objective and reasonable stance
dude is so excited to ruin everyone's night
this is one of my favorite reddit posts of all time
God forbid Chippy do anything
You absolutely must unmute this video.
okay already i desperately need u.s. americans to practice the phrase, "not where i'm from, but maybe in other parts of the u.s."
because it's genuinely insane the things i've heard americans say 'america doesn't have' when it's just factually incorrect.
for some perspective: during my longest move i did by-car in the u.s., i drove ~3,000 miles. That's ~4,800 km. It took nearly 50 hours drive-times alone. Meaning, if I could have driven without stopping once, it would have taken nearly 50 hours. Of course I split that up over several days.
Driving that same distance here, If there's a ferry+road from Rabat (in Morocco) to Kyiv (Ukraine), I could take it and keep on going another several hours.
So you can understand how silly it is for someone from the u.s. to be asked to answer a question on behalf of the entirety of the u.s.—geographically, culturally, etc.
So now that we've said all that, I need you to know that I listened to a guy from Idaho tell an Irish person today, "yeah, we just don't really get snails much in America."
Snails.
Next. Even if someone does say, 'not where I'm from,' you might still want to check that out for yourself: