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cooltaff12

This is the money mom. rt this and youll get good luck and fortune for the week

raptorific

I’m practically begging you all to learn what “twink” means

lesbianshepard

that-twink-over-there

I’m about to go completely feral

babyboomerbullshit

as we all know, the queer eye folks are in government now

burgundybirds

queer eye except they makeover the entire U.S. government system and fix it

gayy-vegan

wow so glad to pay my taxes now

meatball-slut

Hell yeah where can a Canadian sign up to pay some of those American taxes

#🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Me, Right Now, 3am:

Sitting on my living room floor wearing nothing but black leggings, fiancé asleep in the next room, Pink Floyd playing on the xbox, smoking bong hits, trimming up the cannabis flowers I grew all summer so they can be hung and dried, fluffy orange cat sitting by my side and she waits hoping to get a stray leaf to chomp on.

Appreciate the little things✌🏻

#cannabis #stoner #stoned #pink floyd #weed #weed girls #marijuana

ereereee

my primary goal is to have a calico cat and a sunlit kitchen

thejonymyster

AND THEN ACT LIKE I DONT KNOW NOBODAAY

AH AH AH

nicolegendary

Indigenous children who died while attending residential schools were honoured at a special ceremony Monday hosted by the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) and APTN at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Que.

The names of 2,800 children who died — and the schools they attended — were listed on a ceremonial 50-metre-long cloth to commemorate their lives.

However, organizers said the names listed do not represent the total number of children who passed away at these schools.

It is estimated that about 150,000 Indigenous children were removed from their homes and forced to attend residential schools in Canada. The first schools opened in the 1880s and the last residential school closed in 1996.