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It’s so annoying when I say I have an irrational fear or a phobia and people try to logic me out of it. I just told you that it’s irrational.

what-even-is-thiss

I just learned about the existance of “pretend to work” spaces in China where you can pay to pretend to work at a realistic looking fake office so that you can take selfies to pretend that you have a job and get your family to stop asking why you’re unemployed. Which is like such a capitalism thing that I have no joke to make about it.

chilewithcarnage

there is no discourse between gen z and millenials. we are siblings. come on lil bro, ill take you to amc. yeah we can go there early and play the arcade games before the movie starts.

midlifecrisis2021

Can we get popcorn and a drink to share :)

chilewithcarnage

we sure can buddy, we sure can

microwaveabl

Why do the two reblogs read like a soldier dying in their friends arms and talking about when they’ll get back home to give them a bit of comfort before they die

snowy-icarus

because have you seen the economy and society lately

helpimsotired

Justin McElroy talking about accessibility in live theatre (June 9, 2019)

formichi

quasi-normalcy

“Art is happening everywhere all of the time” but an awful lot of it seems to only ever happen in New York and London, doesn’t it?

derinthescarletpescatarian

Unless your enjoyment of theatre is based in the idea that you get to do it and The Poors don’t and that’s why it’s fun for you, how does other people getting to experience recordings of it make it worse? Like why would anybody be against that. “Oh it’s better in person” yeah and concerts are often more fun than listening to CDs, so what? There’s absolutely no reason why people in other places and circumstances shouldn’t get to experience art.

caffstrink

My favorite part is when he said "i am the joxter" and joxted all over the place

chilewithcarnage

there is no discourse between gen z and millenials. we are siblings. come on lil bro, ill take you to amc. yeah we can go there early and play the arcade games before the movie starts.

midlifecrisis2021

Can we get popcorn and a drink to share :)

chilewithcarnage

we sure can buddy, we sure can

microwaveabl

Why do the two reblogs read like a soldier dying in their friends arms and talking about when they’ll get back home to give them a bit of comfort before they die

snowy-icarus

because have you seen the economy and society lately

oohyuck

Oh, right. The poison. The poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco, Kuzco's poison. That poison?

alteredpanel

took the husband to the aquarium today for a date. the fish were cool,

gorjee-art

Me in background call out to claire coriele and say: You Call (Beauty Scars) That Right Your A Beauty That I Ever Seen

Genuinely so thrilled that folks really liked Claire's back scars, so...they must be shown off.

pukicho

The mafia isn't lookin for me and I'm enjoying a walk in the park

pukicho

Cool, not me though.

pangur-and-grim

can I say something. it is really funny when you see people ripping random queer books to shreds, like dream daddy cancellation style, and then you dig a little deeper to see what unproblematic material meets their standards, and it's all Supernatural and Death Note

pangur-and-grim

noelle-ism

You’d never know the meaning of unc or its origins in black culture if you looked to mainstream media.

Really good write-up on the origin of "Unc" as a term used in AAVE, and how it's been turned into a generic disparaging term when it didn't even have negative connotations to begin with.

batmanisagatewaydrug

More broadly, I’ve also seen this happen to words and phrases like “chopped,” “clocked it,” “the tea,” “no cap,” and “it’s giving.” All of these are slang terms that originate from African American Vernacular English—“clocked it,” “the tea” and “it’s giving” come from black queer culture in specific—but have now been categorized as “gen Z slang.” I have heard some people start to refer to the habitual be, as in “it really do be like that,” as a “meme” and it makes me want to tear my fucking hair out. We been saying that! That one’s ours!

#I’m not black #but I’ve heard the term for a while to mean uncle #got really confused when my friend started saying ‘that [object] is unc’ and such #i see lots of content where I’m still not sure if people are using unc to mean uncle or uncool #I’ve seen some people use it to mean uncle to make fun of people for being old?#too confusing #I’m afraid I’m getting to that age where new slang is more and more lost on me