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[turbosabbia]

I think we might have a host change....

[randomd1sc0urse]

currently switching around my sleep scheduke for work and my brain is stuck getting mad at a thing that happened during family game night when i was like 12.

It was that put the card around your face guess who you have kinda thing.

New round, my turn, roll the dice have to guess immediatly.

"Idk am....the doctor??" Instant uproar and claims of cheating and told to go to my room.

Fun fact: i did not cheat....that round

I still hold my innocence on that round but will accept and have admitted to one round of cheating previously.

But F you i got Doctor fair and square and i will die on this hill like it is the alamo

[that1imp]

You feeling better today dude? : (

Not really tbh, still feeling guilty and embarrassed with myself, but on the plus side it's summer break for me now so I can now dedicate more time into thinking about my emotions, and how to navigate them with the proper care they need, I do think I have figured out though where to go next at least so that's good.

Some nice things that happened today though where that me and my mom spent some time together watching Grease finally, which honestly I'll probably have to rewatch cause I was only paying half attention to it, the other half being my brain giggling about my OCs that the movie made me think about lol- I also spent some time hanging out with my friends too!!

[stp-minimum-wage-opportunist]

*gives you a high*

(✨Poppy got one (1) high!✨)

What-

[trytocallmecal]

i'm bored. Does anyone want to hear about this play I had to read for german class last year? It was fun

You'll hear about it now. It's called "Die Physiker" (meaning the physicists) and it was written in the 1950s (I think 1956, to be exact). So it's main character is this guy called Johann-Wilhelm Möbius who used to be a brilliant physicist. But he is now placed in a mental ward because he claims all his great ideas and calculations stem from the biblical king Salomo. In the duration of the play, we find out that he's actually perfectly sane and never hallucinated. He started claiming to hallucinate when he realized he had developed a sort of universal formula that explained everything and could cause world destruction. Instead, he had himself institutionalized to keep the world safe. Towards the end, his two roommates, who think they are Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein respectively reveal that they, too, are perfectly sane and are actually a spy from the allies and a spy from the soviets. Möbius convinces them to join him for the good of humanity instead of helping either side conquer the world. In the very end, it is revealed that the head doctor and owner of the institution is actually insane, hallucinating King Salomo and having stoßen and patented Möbius's inventions for her own purposes. She locks the three up and leaves to conquer the world.

Now, for the fandom: it's me. I'm the fandom. I comprise all of it, probably. The good thing is, 100% of the fandom agrees with me. I ship the soviet spy and the allied spy with each other. There is one fanfiction on ao3 for it, and it's a crossover with marvel's "Loki". Of course, since I'm the fandom, the ship of spy/spy is a complete rarepair.

[s1cklysw33tt]

bruh I saw Molly Grace in concert last night and some old lady fucking grabbed my waist and was like "wow you're so pretty" I don't think she meant it maliciously but I felt a lil icky...

[hiddencastleoftreasures]

*splats on the floor*

I... was too hyperfocused on one thing (the blogs)... to remember the rest of them