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[roadkillblvd]

im changing

[swagophile]

Well, they announced recently in a press conference that theyre going to beat me to death with sticks today, but I think its important to recognize that they are taking measured solutions, they could have shot me with guns or exploded be with dynamite, but they chose sticks. That shows restraint. We need that, now, more than ever.

[wolfgrxve]

blindingly white person: idk man ethnic food just looks nauseating to me. it smells so fucking bad. i can’t believe you eat that

[thedemonandpriest]

bleach-white american who's never left their hometown: oh how proud i am of my irish blood. my german hands. my greek nose. i really should look into norse religion.

[guooey]

themessangerpigeons

[guooey]

Tears

[thelof9]

WELCOME BACK

[enki2]

[kosmogrl]

I will make a beautiful life for myself no matter how long it takes. I will I will I will

[lumsel]

the secret truth is that men and women are literally exactly the same

[kisseism]

what if i want my life to be a long conversation with you. what then

[kropotkindersurprise]

New York sculptor spent $100,000 to make a Charlie Kirk statue no one wants to buy

Sergio Furnari said he thought the lifesize sculpture – which no one commissioned – would raise ‘millions’ of dollars

[targetedknowledge]

[wizrdfckr]

me and u both ouppy

[captain-price-returns]

[elbiotipo]

Fun fact: in Europe, charcoal makers or colliers were considered somewhat of an odd job. While not rejected outright, despite the very specialized skill set and knowledge needed to do charcoal kilns, they seem not to be highly considered. Charcoal making needs constant attention and is often a solitary job next to sources of wood like forests, so colliers were considered solitary men, the German word Köhlerglaube ("collier’s faith") means a person with blind faith on something, because colliers often didn't have time to go to church to learn what they believed in, they just did.

This solitary lifestyle and connection to the forest, at least in Scandinavian folklore, seems to make colliers a favorite 'target' of forest spirits such as the Hulders or Huldras. Hulders are described as beautiful women (sometimes men, huldrekall) with a hidden non-human trait, like a hollow back or a fox or cow's tails. Colliers who left gifts for them and were kind were repaid by the Hulders tending to their kilns.

[elbiotipo]

Yes, I do have an encyclopedic knowledge about historical legends of fox or wolf girls. No, this doesn't say anything at all about myself.

[amazoogle]

both 30 years old, born on the same day at precisely the same millisecond, but she was born in the state of Arizona which does not observe daylight savings time so one could possibly make the (weak) argument that she's an hour older. problematic age gap?

[amazoogle]

alright alright how about this other chick. she was born orbiting a black hole and due to relativistic effects currently unexplained by established models we are both 14 million years younger than eachother. help me with the ethics of this

[amazoogle]

definitionally yes

[macabrevampire]

i have to feel weird and unsure of everything forever #thecurse

[bells-lettres]

local matchmaker losing it over yet another unrealistic demand from the clientele 🤣🤣

Translation by me. :))

[beadyeyes]

Please email me one weed gummy