I'm sorry it looks like Jimmy's a kid at the park who's dad just told they're going home-

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I'm sorry it looks like Jimmy's a kid at the park who's dad just told they're going home-
When it’s a week before the election and voters still haven’t committed
Regarding that last reblog; in my D&D campaign a friend plays a tiefling. Last session the topic of her human mother screwing a fiend came up briefly, and she as both the PC and as player seemed so distraught, like, how could she, this is apparently so weird, this is kind of a story point...
And I'm just there like...
Why does it have to be so difficult?
It is becoming increasingly annoying being an IT eejit! Having had a wee word with myself about being educated to a high standard, I advise myself that it should be a fairly simple process of reading how to do something and then applying it to my own website - yeah? Nooooooooo!
All I am hearing is content, content, content! Turns out my content is crap - so how do i change this? My header has no content but it is the name of my business - so what do I add/take away to do this? I naively thought that this part of the new business would be the easy bit once it was built….little did I know that I should have been considering all these things that I still don’t know about (or understand) in order to have good content! Although how do you consider something when you don’t know what it is or how to apply it? Obviously I know what content means (obvs) but fed up with trying to figure out how to achieve this for the best results.
So I am going to go and clear the contents of a selection box left over from Christmas as i am proficient at that!
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