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Andrew / 27 / sticky and inedible

[pavlovpuppy]

never posting a face picture again lol

[997]

[mazzystargirl]

[prudenceanagram]

[997]

lets do shrooms and watch center jenny on our VR headsets bro :(

[razerbackbitch]

[alexandriaocasiocortez]

Manifesting this

[pavlovpuppy]

oh yeah i’m @pavlovpupy on twitter btww

[akashicrecord]

you ever been milked big time?

I was the only almond at Silk for 5 years

[bisexualwario]

elon musk admitted under threat of perjury that this is his burner account

[pavlovpuppy]

anyone wanna whack me over the head with a comically large mallet

[newblvotg]

[pavlovpuppy]

they’re at the trixie motel

[pavlovpuppy]

got to to gym for the first time in over a month and they closed early 🤡

[forthegoddess-deactivated202106]

Today is a very special day

[garbageday]

This post from a verified X account recently received 17 million “views,” about 14,000 retweets and around 500 replies. But the replies aren’t what you’d normally see on Twitter pre-Elon Musk’s takeover. Instead, they’re almost exclusively from other verified accounts, who aren’t even attempting to actually reply to the post. Even weirder, some of the accounts replying underneath this post appear to be trying to start a completely different reply thread.

It's bizarre new trend on X that I’ve noticed becoming more popular recently. And I’m going to call it a Verified Meme Dump. And it’s sort of a perfect example of how paid verification and user monetization has broken a platform that was primarily powered by conversations.

On Twitter, back when it was Twitter, the incentive to be funny or interesting or informative was retweets and likes, which if you gained enough of you might get a media job, or a book deal, or get laid. On X, Musk’s pay-to-play model of virality has turned the site into an environment of pure capitalism where conversation simply gets in the way. And after scrolling through enough of these Verified Meme Dumps, I slowly realized what they actually reminded me of. These replies are just galleries of refried edgy memes with no coherent theme, posted by scammers and weirdos, surrounded by ads for brands I’ve never heard of and products that probably don’t exist, with poorly-aggregated headlines sitting next to them on the sidebar. It’s 9gag. Elon Musk paid $44 billion to make 9gag. And his big plan to improve it, according to Fortune this week, is to start charging new users $1 a year to use it.

[Read more at Garbage Day]

[epilepticus-deactivated20181222]

[s-u-f-j-a-n-s-t-e-v-e-n-s]

JAVELIN is out today. Thank you for listening. I love you.

This album is dedicated to the light of my life, my beloved partner and best friend Evans Richardson, who passed away in April. He was an absolute gem of a person, full of life, love, laughter, curiosity, integrity, and joy. He was one of those rare and beautiful ones you find only once in a lifetime—precious, impeccable, and absolutely exceptional in every way.

I know relationships can be very difficult sometimes, but it’s always worth it to put in the hard work and care for the ones you love, especially the beautiful ones, who are few and far between. If you happen to find that kind of love, hold it close, hold it tight, savor it, tend to it, and give it everything you’ve got, especially in times of trouble. Be kind, be strong, be patient, be forgiving, be vigorous, be wise, and be yourself. Live every day as if it is your last, with fullness and grace, with reverence and love, with gratitude and joy. This is the day the Lord has made. Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Thank you. I love you.  XOS

Sufjan Stevens - Javelin

Listen to Javelin by Sufjan Stevens.

[pavlovpuppy]

does this mean anything to you