hey everybody this is germ-x freshly transplanted
idk what I’m doing n this is the first succulent I’ve ever kept so I poured some water on him and I’m hoping he survives
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hey everybody this is germ-x freshly transplanted
idk what I’m doing n this is the first succulent I’ve ever kept so I poured some water on him and I’m hoping he survives
freshly watered yet again! he’s doing so well. and by so well I mean I haven’t killed him yet and I fully expected to by now
all I post about anymore is bugs and germ x. look at his cool little pot thing I painted it myself. dripped those drips myself
I wonder if there’s people in the germ-x tag who’re gonna get confused by me posting a succulent in the germ-x tag
Do you wanna catch ebola?
Yesterday I saw that one of my students was drizzling germ-x all over a nearby textbook.
Me: "What are you doing? Germ-x is for hands, not books. Let me have that."
Boy: "BUT THAT'S FOR EBOLA! WHAT IF I CATCH EBOLA?"
Me: "You can have it back at the end of class."
Boy: "IF I CATCH EBOLA IT'S GOING TO BE YOUR FAULT!"
Me: "You're not going to catch ebola, and neither is that book."
I got one of those gigantic bottles of Germ-X and now am living the dream of every mysophobe