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hurr hurr I'm a human body hurr hurr I'm gonna solve all my problems using mucus

"i require more fluids" well what did you do with the fluids I already gave you. hmm? did you make more mucus with them? you made more mucus with them.

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google maps wrapped 2023

you confused your right and left 523 times

your most traveled-to destination was your own home

you said "girl shut the fuck up" to the voice giving directions every time it told you you'd made a wrong turn

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https://evelionheart.medium.com/on-the-intimacy-of-the-mundane-863f9efb3c39

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Happy eating him Wednesday

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Scaliger Castle, Sirmione, Italy

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try building it on land next time you stupid italians

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^^^ try to fuck off you ignorant bitch. non sai di merda neanche se ne mangi un secchio, diocane

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Whoa mama mia cunt

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There's virtually no coverage in English of the mass workers' protests in South Korea yesterday organized by the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU). Fortunately the comrades from Nodutdol for Korean Community Development are posting updates on Twitter. Keep in mind that these actions were held in defiance of a total government ban on labor rallies:

"Reports are still trickling in, but the Jan 15 All-People’s Mobilization seems to have been a success. Here are photos from the 15,000-person rally held in the Yeouido area of Seoul.

"The All-People’s Mobilization also featured demands for a peace treaty to end the Korean War, permanent suspension of US military exercises in Korea, and more. Workers are not only fighting to improve their conditions but also for peace and reunification. "

https://t.co/rluSG1k9Fq

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Cats in windows 🐈

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Polar bears take over abandoned weather station !

Scientists left a Russian weather station in the Arctic three decades ago, and nature has since regained its place. Photographer Dmitry Kokh’s lens sensitively captured the phenomenon: multiple polar bears that turned the abandoned facility into a home and amusement park.

The images, taken on Koliutchin Island, in the Chukotki Sea, show the traces left by human beings: destroyed buildings, aged by time. Between walls with peeling paint, exposed pieces of rotting wood and rusty metal objects scattered in the countryside , the imposing bears stand out and even seem to strike a pose.

Dmitry Kokh Photography