Reblogs and junk

A reblog blog for all the junk I don't want on my main. 

[cobalt-sable]

[vergak]

[theworsethingsgettheharderifight]

[generation-fucked-nostalgia]

Ah ah ahh-oh

[kittensnax]

[aflo]

no little german boy, don't go into the ableist indie horror psych ward!

[pentabulge]

[noxtheox]

ah HATE u, cockwaffle

[izayadragon]

[soul-hammered]

[everythingfox]

(Source)

[eclipsedshadowk]

@is-the-cat-video-cute

[flourishingskeleton]

Rating: Cute

that’s enrichment baybeeeee (this is a fun and stimulating puzzle and it sucks not to have opposable thumbs)

[awsomecutecats]

At the vet’s office

[catastrophe-noir-deactivated202]

someone copy pasted he

[2345678ueryg9fv7rehufwvurfeg]

himbo stack

[the-real-numbers-deactivated202]

[unicouniuni]

Uni.

[christopher575]

HEY LADIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DID YOU KNOW UHHHHHHHHH

[jimnutto-deactivated20230114]

[grawly]

This hotel TV is good because it has picture in picture mode

[gorillaviolence]

dr phil no death run

[youngestalien]

[az7206]

[horrorofthebeast]

[crazy-brazilian]

[nutsacktorturer]

Female HP Lovecraft

[yimra-deactivated20250209]

Honestly this is the most painful thing I’ve read given I’ve worked at a place like this

[ekzentric-lohner]

I’d be a little creeped out by getting a bunch of free stuff for no apparent reason from someone I didn’t know, but I don’t think I’d say anything to them, I’d just try to quietly find out if whoever it was was just Like That and not a threat?

[prismatic-bell]

Here's the thing, though, okay. You don't know this person, but someone in your group knows this person.

Also consider this is a small business. They rely on word of mouth to get more business. So consider which of the following sounds like a place you'd like to visit more:

"Yeah, I tried that pizza place Trish kept talking about. It's pretty good."

"Dude. I tried that pizza place Trish kept talking about. The guy who runs it is super-chill and they give you free bread."

(Which, I would add, is a very common practice in the United States.)

So he's risking a little--do you know how much the sodas for that entire group cost? Probably about a buck on the back end, the amount of CO2 and syrup you need to make a single soda literally costs pennies--in the hope of a lot--that some of the diners at that table will become regulars. Now that $2 soda you didn't pay for has turned into $10 pizzas you do pay for. He's been friendly and hospitable, you've had a good experience, and now he has a good customer.

[huffylemon]

[helloitsbees]